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Ive downloaded it and im running it on my old win98 700Mhz box. Ill put it on my laptop as well later :)

Thanks that helped :)

ive tried adding extra variables:


int test=0;
int test2=0;
int tel_wrong=0;
int tel_wrong2=0;
do
{
cout<<"Telephone Number: ";

Thanks,

ive tried this:


int test=0;
int tel_wrong=0;
do
{
cout<<"Telephone Number: ";

Im trying to loop through an array (held inside a structure) to see if it only contains 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 (or a space). This is to check it is a telephone number.


do
{
cout<<"Telephone...

Thanks :)

While trying to compile my program I get this error:




any idea how to use '/Zm'?

thanks! that fixed it :D

because some of the computers that I would need to use it on have restrictions in place so I cannot install it.

struct tm time_str;
struct tm time_str2;
long int diff = 0;
time_str.tm_year = 2005-1900;
time_str.tm_mon = 2-1;
time_str.tm_mday = 4;

time_str2.tm_year = 2005-1900;
...

the thing is I have 2 dates, for example: 17 2 2005 and 14 2 2005

each part stored as individual int's. I dont see how difftime() can work for this?

ok, i guess im being very stupid here but, both days will have the same number of second, giving me a differenence of 0 seconds :confused:

I want to be able to calculate the number of days between 2 dates. Ive looked at the boost c++ libararies but it isnt possible for me me to use them as I have to take my code between multiple...

Thats strange because on the site it says:



Shame it doesn't work :(

Do you know of a way I could find the number of days between 2 dates?

I get this error:



Im trying to implement it like this:



int day=0;
date d1(20050310);

Hi,

I am trying to include some pre-written code into my project from: http://finance.bi.no/~bernt/gcc_prog/doc_date/doc_date.html

Im having some trouble getting it to work. I am using...

Thanks for your help salem :)



Ok!

Hi,

When trying to compile my code in MSVC++ I get the error message:



The error applies to the 4 highlighted lines in the code below:


mems[mems[0].mem_num].mem_num = mems[0].mem_num;

Ah i see.... oops :o

Ill try the steps youve mentioned. Thanks :)

This post is juat a few below yours: http://cboard.cprogramming.com/showthread.php?t=60932
it has some very good suggestions. :)

Hi everyone :)

Ive been trying to overwrite selected records in a text file.
If i try and edit the first record in the file some parts of the old record are overwritten and other parts are left...

Solved! :D

I changed:


rental rental[100];

to

I have service pack 6.

Ive just tried using the ful watch window and entered "rentals" and it displayed {...} in the column to the right. :(

I must be doing something wrong.... its driving me...

it is an array of structs.


rental rental[100];

sorry forgot to put that before :)

this is the rental struct:


struct rental
{
unsigned long int rental_id;
unsigned long int mem_num;
unsigned long int dvd_vid_num;
int date_due_dd;
int date_due_mm;