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Just to say I have solved my problem.

I had declared the member variables inside the class declaration.

I have now declared them outside of the declaration and now I can see the member variable...

Just wanted to make a thread because I've haven't done any coding for around 6+ years now, and having just recently logged back in again I decided to have a look at some of my old questions/threads,...

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Its been a while since I did any programming, so my error maybe obvious to you guys, but the problem I'm having is that when I construct a new object, the debugger isn't showing the objects...

Hi,

I'm new to C# and Visual studio (2010).

I have created a new C# Windows Form project.

Inside of main() and have added two lines:

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I would like to write an application which allows the user to edit webpage templates. Change the words, colors, add remotely hosted pictures etc.

I hoping for some guidance on how to do...

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I have two .txt files.

I am trying to combine each line from the first file with each line from the second file, using a nested loop:




#include <iostream>

Thanks for helping out, that worked a treat.

and nice username BTW :)

Hi, I am trying to contain an HTML doctype declaration within an std string, but when I view the contents of the string during debugging the doctype is wrong, some characters are messed up.

Here...

Thanks Salem,

so am I correct in saying that I build the tree first, then parse the tree, and the order in which I parse the tree stipulates whether I am using post/in/prefix, and so I build my...

Hi there,

I have a basic question on the 'point' of expression trees.

I have created one, using the code example from HERE.

After creating 3 nodes, lets say two containing integers and one...

Hey thanks ever so much adey, sorted it!

:)

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I have been struggling with finding a solution to my program.

I have an expression tree which contains nodes which have std::set as there data member.

I am trying to use the set_union()...

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I am having trouble creating a std::set as the datamember in an expression tree's node.

Here is what I have:


//an std::map is where the sets are held
map<string,set<int> > mapname;

Yey it works now! I was stuck for ages trying to create this type structure.

Hey thanks so much.

My mistake, sorry for that.

I added the space, visual studio gives the following when I try to compile:



I understand a std::set is implemented as a tree, could this be affecting things?
...

Thanks Evo for pointing that out.

Here is my full program:



#include <iostream>
#include <map>
#include <set>
using namespace std;

Hi,

I am trying to create an std::map, one of its elements is an std::set:



string key = "a1";
set<int> setone;

map<string,set<int>> mapname;

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I'm creating my first AI system for a project and am beginning by drawing some use cases.

I was wondering, is it acceptable to have the AI system as the actor in the use case?

The AI...