Just initialize it outside of your loop ? I don't see the problem.
Type: Posts; User: Alexandre
Just initialize it outside of your loop ? I don't see the problem.
Ok I've found the answer using google but I forgot to bookmark the reference for you guys but eh.
Basically you have to set properties because DataGridView calls them in order and names the...
Hey there. I'm trying to simplify a bit my use of DataGridView (I am currently adding manually all the items but I would like that to be done automatically).
I've googled quite a bit and I...
Hey thank you it worked.
You seem not to understand that indices start at 0 in C++ (and many other languages). If you want to have an array for 6 employees, you declare that array this way:
type name[6];
Also, way to...
Hey there. I am trying to do a little bit of data extraction on a few websites for my personal usage (no it's not some kind of spam bot) and I managed to extract data from one website but when trying...
scanf("%d", &n);
if (n == 1);
struct node * insert_begin(struct node *,int);
if (n == 2);
struct node * del_begin(struct node *);
if(n == 3);
...
That's what you would have said about C. In C++ you would use an std::string and == operator.
Lcd() returns an object that contains function ProcessDataWord().
I found the error. It is because Windows added ".txt" after my "config.ini" making it "config.ini.txt". Changing the string to this in my code fixed this problem. The next problem was that I didn't...
Hey there. Googled a bit to see if it was a common mistake / error but I found nothing.
Basically I just want to open a file and check its contents. Everything compiles without error but when the...
What's the problem with what you have ? If you absolutely need it to be either "single" or "married" then you could have an enum or use strings but in my opinion that would be silly. Either use an...
It should look something like this:
List<T>::Node *addToStart(string new_dbName){
head = new Node(new_dbName, head);
return head;
}
Tells you how often I use arrays :/ I normally almost exclusively use STL containers :\
Are you allowed (by your instructor) to use vectors then ?
@GReaper: He is handing over a copy of these objects and expecting modifications to happen. Obviously the object returns unchanged and...
void InputData(string playerNameAr[], int scoreAr[], int &numPlayersRef)
Needs to be:
void InputData(string& playerNameAr[], int& scoreAr[], int &numPlayersRef)
Another general piece of advice is not to mix logical components of your applciation. There is no reason why your functions related to GUI should be related to a student. A display function should...
That made me smile ahah ! Did the very same thing when I began C++ a few years ago and got the same result. However, for whatever reason I rran it a few more times and it crashed my computer so much...
Well to start you do not have any function at all except main() which is mandatory.
Then, you use P while it has not been assigned any value and the same goes for intensity and minutes and...
#define fo "output.txt"
#define FOREACH(it,c) for( __typeof((c).begin()) it=(c).begin();it!=(c).end();it++)
#define FOR(i,a,b) for( int i=(a),_b=(b);i<=_b;i++)
#define DOW(i,b,a) for( int...
Well C++ is a typesafe language, meaning that it prevents using type A in place of type B when type B is required and that's pretty much why variables have to be defined before they can be used.
You did not include your linked list header in train.cpp.
Look up inheritance and maybe even polymorphism.
Inheritance is when you set it so that one or more classes derive from another.
Polymorphism is some way to use the more generic class to control...
laserlight lives in the future ! Hi from the past !