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Ok great, I recently bought a few books on computer graphics and openGL. I am attempting to self teach myself a lot of the material before I take a class next semester. However, I am a little rusty...

Would this forum be the correct place to ask questions about OpenGL or computer graphics in general?

Ok, that clears how to read the input, but how i translate that to code, this is something I have alwasy been weak on, and always seems to be a hitch in my development. Could you please explain how...

I am still really unclear about how to use the getline() feature is there a good tutorial on how to use it effectively?

To your question about spacing between the license number and the time...

About the reading the input in, could you help shed some light on reading the charcters in and how to seperate them and place them in differeint character variables?

Sorry, I should have mentioned the specifics of the program and the output needed. I will state the directions I was given:

The program should print a message whenever a car arrives or departs. ...

oh yes, and by the way, the times in the input file are in order

Hey Doug, just read your message, thanks, you break it down nicely, I am very new and really trying to grasp this. Now beginning with the reading the input file. You mention read one line at a time...

my first step would be to create a specification file to make my class or struct



const int MAX=10; //garage can only hold 10 cars at one time
class carstack{
public:
bool IsEmpty()...

also I have a few classes/struct that I need to create in a header file or specification file, do they all have to be seperate header files? My code is below:



const int MAX = 10;
struct car{...

elad, great, thanks for shedding some light, my next question is, do you know how would i go about actualyl creating a ".h" file or specification file in VS.net?

I have a task where I have to simulate a parking garage in C++ using stack. There is only one entrance/exit to the garage. If someone comes to retrieve a car that is not first out of exit, all...

While doing some reading on C++ I noticed there is a way to create files in the true object oriented fashion. Tto create 3 seperate files, a specification file, an implementation file, and a client...

whoops, i meant for j to be second for loop not i :



for(i=98;i>=50;i--)
for(j=99;j>=51;j--)


would I then just simply set i = j ?

for(i=98;i>=50;i--)
for(j=99;i>=51;i--)


would that be the loops i use? I am not sure how to link them together so to speak, how do i assign everything that was in i, now to j?

ok let me think that out and write it down and ill come back with what I have and hopefully it will be right, thanks sean

ok, so is there a more basic prototype to use then canoical form you provided? I am just taking notes on some standard prototypes in certain situations to prepare for self test

no offense taken sean, thanks for your help, with this board and my readings I plan on furthering my knowledge, thanks for the suggestions

well I am very new at c++ and that seems a little out of my element for the time being, is there a simple way to explain that? I am just trying practice excercises here, thanks, sorry if I come off...

If I had the following while loop:




int count = 0;
cin >> value;
while (value < 0 && count < 5)
{
cout <<"Value must be non-negative;"

also is this just a case of overloading operator?

thanks jlou

what do the lhs and rhs mean in the code you provided

if i do delcare this as type friend then would that precede "bike" in your code?

thanks again

If I have the following code which is a gas feed program:


class throttle
{
public:
void shut_off();
double flow();
private:
int position;

Ok If I define a new class called bike. I have two bike objects: x,y and I want the expression x+y to be a new object of the class. What is the prototype of the function that i would write to use...

hey, I have part of a program that has an array containing 100 items. In a secion of the array I need to shift everything up 1 spot and then inster a number at the intial shift spot, let me give...