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Try having a look at this:

http://www.gamedev.net/reference/articles/article1991.asp

I have a file called "db.ini" which contains a list of ilenames that all end with '0'. I want to parse this data and find and remove the '0' and then store the new filenames in a vector of strings....

I was told you should really type


for ( int i=0; i !=Len; i++ )

instead for good measure.Dont really know why but hey.

Yeah i know but it is funny!

but i just thought this was soooooo funny and had to share it with everyone on the forums:

http://www.spikedhumor.com/articles/38062/Family_Guy_The_Best_of_Stewie_Griffin.html?autoplay=true

I dont know whether this will be of any use however i made a file editor not so long ago here is the source code for it though there is no comments on it sorry bout that:

Also there are a few bugs...

It was just a guess really.I guess i could try read in each char 1 at a time and use its corrisponding type('a' | 'A' | '0').What do you think of that?

Do you think i could do something like:


for (int i = 0; i != alphabet_size; ++i)
{
cyphertext += ( ( (plainchar[i] - '0' | 'A' | 'a') + shift) %) + '0' | 'A' | 'a';
plainchar2 +=...

Ahh i get you thanx for all of your help by the way.

what do you mean by 'abstract the common code out of it'?(sorry about this but by asking questions it makes it easier to learn and not make the same mistakes again).

So do you mean that instead of typing:


cyphertext += ( ( (plainchar[i] - 'a') + shift) %26) + 'a';


I would type:


cyphertext += ( ( (plainchar[i] - '1') + shift) %9) + '1';

Thanx for all your help and i ahve made those changes hopwever i get problems if i change "luke" to numbers or the letters 'a' or 'z' is that because i havn't linked it round?

I sorted it anyway by just creating a new string and using that thanx for all of your help.Here is my code:


#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{

Done it sorry 4 the arigance but it works except i cant remember how to flush a string?

decompose definiton = to decay, putrefy.(lol) look i have tried this before what makes you think that it will work this time?

KK i finally understand all of this after playing around with it a bit however when i still try to decrypt this just prints the right amount of characters this time except it prints not "luke" like...

I changed but alli get is 1 little heart on the encrypted part and decrypted = 1 little smily face!

could someone tell me whats the matter with this please:



#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

int main()

I know that the caeser cipher is incredibaly easy to crack for anyone that knows how to however i am just using it as something to start on as i have aways been really interested in cryptography and...

I just cant do it i ave tryed reversing my code e.g:


decrypted += ( ( (a[i] + 'a') - (offset + offset2) * (offset3 / offset) + offset2) %26) - 'a';

But that doesn't do it so i drastically...

Recently i have been playing around with caeser cipher and i came up with this:



string a = "thisisit";
string ciphertext;
int b = a.length();
int offset = 3;
int...

Thanx im just like coming up with ideas and just thinking wether or not they are logical and what would be the easiet and most time effective way of doing a project like this.Do you have any idea...

I was thinking about doing this thing where the user can add a respons to a question and that way the program can forever expand and have multiple answers to a wider array of questions.What do you...

I was browsing some of the pages on this forum when i came across this page where someone was planning on making a prog. that is a bit like this....

http://www.oliverbot.com/

And i decided that...

Write this is what i have done sofar (not that much but i only do it in my spare time) but have a look if you want and tell me what you think of it.Thanx.
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