Is there any way to duplicate that functionality in C++? Or perhaps to add a text file in the compiling process and somehow be able to extract it during runtime?
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Is there any way to duplicate that functionality in C++? Or perhaps to add a text file in the compiling process and somehow be able to extract it during runtime?
That's the requirement of the app. I came here to ask how to do something, not to argue about why I'm doing it, whether or not I should do it, etc...
Are you kidding me? For 75k worth of text?
Are you really telling me that's the best way of doing this in C++?
Because that's not the only thing the program will do. It's just the only thing I don't know how to do. :)
It's a fixed set of data. If there's a way, I can simply make it part of the source code. It doesn't need to be generated or supplied externally. I know what it is at the time of compilation. I...
I'm new to C++, and I need to code a program that will create a text file with a large amount of text (at least 75k worth). There can be no seperate resource files in the final app, just the single...
The latest version of PCRE is 8.12. The Windows port is 7.0. That's far too behind for me.
That's why I was asking about how to work with the full version in its standard form. I'll try asking...
My apologies if I was incorrect. I was working off of this:
August « 2008 « Software Ramblings
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Thanks, but I'm looking to use PCRE specifically.
I am a beginner to C++, working on Win 7 x64. I've got myself set up with MinGW and Visual Studio 2010.
I would like to use PCRE for RegEx, but I have no idea how to install it to work with these...