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Thank you for your help. I finished it. And i have to say it works.

Now its time to do the second assigment --> calculator. I already know i will need some help... :)

Yes this is all i want to do. At the end i have to keep track of the hands that where dealt.

Like:

1 x pair
4 x 2 pair
1 x tree of a kind
...
..
.

Thank you for your help... I implemented what you said.



#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <ctime>

using namespace std;

Hello. My problem is like this. I have to make a program where i have 6 random number from 1 to 6. I can change any of the numbers 2 times. So far this is working for me. The next step i dont know...

what about:

buffer=malloc(sizeof(vData));

But the thing is i dont know how to malloc the memory?

Could i do something like this:




FILE *vData, *iData;
char *buffer[MAX_SIZE];

I agree if there is:

<step 1>

But what if there is only:

<step 1

and after that there is no >. I would search true the whole file for the > and i would not find it, so i would need to...

I would say i need so much memory as the file is big? But i could be wrong!?

1. Well that is the question? It can be 1 or maybe 100. That's something i can't predict. Or it could happen that when i find < there is not a > character and i get to EOF. So i don't have a number!?

Some questions?

1. How much buffer? Only for one char or do i allocate for the whole file?
2. I was reading about allocating memory but I'am still confused?

Can i do something like this?

I would like to write into a file this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>

The part of the code that should do this:



FILE *fs;
fs=fopen("vs.xml", "wt");

Thanks Salem, i did it with the help of the FAQ.

I still have a question. Lets say i would need to find a txt file in the directory structure?

My code is listing everything. So i already have...

Hello,

i have a problem. I would like to print out everything that is on a hard drive. Like c: or d: etc...

For now i came up with this:



#include <stdarg.h>
#include <stdio.h>

I have to copy the characters from input file to the output file. But in the process i have to remove everything that is between the characters <>...

Example:

input file

Today is a <sunny>...

It's for homework.

Another question. How can you go back to the first character ('<') when i found the last one ('>')?

I thought of that. But what if i have in the text:

input file
for(i=0;i<15;i++)

output file
for(i=0;i<..... where does it end ?

So i think i cant just stop copying with this character <...

Hi,

i have a problem of removing some text from a file between this characters <>. For example:

input file
#include <stdio.h>

output file
#include <>

Thank you all, it finally worked.

Some of the print outs, i even used the "special" character type:



0123456789
┌──┐ ┐ ┌──┐ ┌──┐ ┬ ┌── ┌──┐ ┌──┐ ┌──┐ ┌──┐
│ │ │ │ │ │ │ ...

Well i still have a small problem. It doesnt print a 0 if its in the first place like 0123.. The print out is only 123. I know its because in the while statement is going for as long the number is >...

root4 thx, but i just did it by myself...as always man should not give up so soon

The one loop i will try and work out too.

And thank you mike and matsp.

I give up, i tried a couple of things but it didnt worked. :(

So i have to write a totaly different code. Because i have the 2D array of the numbers and the 2D array of the characters. I think you mean i have to do something like this:



row1: "+--+", "+",...

Mike thank you again for helping.

This is what i did:



#include <stdio.h>

char *deliStevilke[]={ // numbers representet with characters
"+--+", // 0

Kepil, i understad how to use the %10 operand. If for example i do:

8713%10

the result is 3, but this is the last digit and i have to print this one at the last place. Just thinking if i print...

Hello, i have to make a program that would print out numbers represented with characters like this:

8317



+--+ +--+ + +--+
! ! ! ! !
+--+ +--+ + +
! ! ! ! !