Thread: Back my popular demand, greatness2 is here!!

"I'm an intermediate in C++ so I know what I'm doing"

So why are you redefining simple keywords and declaring all items public in a class???

Ruflano, why are you making fun of echulo. If you are so "cool", you wouldn't be making programming groups. So don't bother making fun of people because it will just make u look dumb.

I agree, don't do this:

Code:

#define group class

group program_variables
{
  public:
  int mainresponse;
  unsigned int age;
  char name[25];
  char lstname[25];
  char gender[7];
  char personality[25];
  char hobby1[20], hobby2[20], hobby3[20];
  void calculator();
  void stalker();
  void watch_loop();
};

I wouldn't call that "style". I would call that uncessary and ridiculous. No offense or anything, but #define's are usually used for constant numbers, not for changing the look of the syntax of your program.

Code:

#include <iostream.h>

#define PLEASE_PRINT_THIS cout
#define AN_INTEGER_NUMBER int
#define A_NUMBER_THAT_HAS_A_DECIMAL_POINT_THINGY double
#define ADD_THESE_PLEASE +
#define SUBTRACT_THESE_d00d -
#define THE_BEGINNING_OF_MY_l33t_PROGRAM int main()
#define GO_TO_THE_NEXT_LINE_MOFO endl
#define CAN_YOU_RETURN_ZERO_PRETTY_PLEASE return 0

THE_BEGINNING_OF_MY_l33t_PROGRAM
{
   
   AN_INTEGER_NUMBER num = 5;
   AN_INTEGER_NUMBER answer;
   
   PLEASE_PRINT_THIS << "Yo d00d, I know what I'm doing" << GO_TO_THE_NEXT_LINE_MOFO;
   
   num = num ADD_THESE_PLEASE 5;
   
   answer = num SUBTRACT_THESE_d00d 10;
   
   PLEASE_PRINT_THIS << (A_NUMBER_THAT_HAS_A_DECIMAL_POINT_THINGY)answer << GO_TO_THE_NEXT_LINE_MOFO;
  
   CAN_YOU_RETURN_ZERO_PRETTY_PLEASE;
}

See how stupid this is/was? Mind you it compiles in VC++6, it isn't style nor is it practical or accepted.

I went anonymous b/c I feel guilty for posting this but somebody had to

Hey that look like VB code

Hehe... In this old Atari-ST book I have, they have you write this header file with lines like

#define begin {
#define end }
#define then

so you can say

if (i == 2) then
begin
// ...
end