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you should use <iostream.h> if you use it without the ".h", then do this: <iostream> using namespace std; // stands for standard library, not sexual deseases :) void main() { ...

Say I have class item I can initialize one object like this: item new_item(x, y, z) // x, y, z being different parameters for constructor. Now I'm trying to create a dinamic array of items: item* bag_of_items bag_of_items = new item[5] // there is a number in brackets after item (it may not...

I have a class and I want to create an array of objects of this class. I have a constructor and I have no trouble initializing a single object, but when it comes to an array the compiler starts complaining. I don't have a book with me right now, so I got away by creating an array of pointers...

I just tried it and it doesn't work :( Also I noticed there are other shortcuts in that folder which don't start up by themselves, and the ones that do are not all there... so there must be something else...

thank you zemel!

sorry, it's kinda late and i noticed I've made a few blunders the loop should read: for (dummy = *p; dummy != ' '; dummy++) i++; and then: char number[i] = p;

What you need to do is copy from one char* to another up to the nearest space and then update the char* pointer to point to the character after the string. I think there is a function which does just that. Look into strtok() function. It looks for a token in a string. Another way to accomplish...

Hi, I'm new to this forum, and I wonder if somebody could help me out with these: 1) I wrote this program ans I want to force it to start as soon as I start the computer. How do I do that? 2) Is there a way to control the position of the scrollbars of a textbox in visual basic? Whenever I add...