But I think to work properly, it should be if (!kbhit()){ ... ... } am I right? Raj ... could come ... the cursor ... understanding ... if the 'm' ... continue...
... The way Thomas set it up worked like a charm. :) I have finished the basic game now. It was one heck of a journey learning the basics of c++ starting with...
It seems that there are two problems with reference to the output : 1. Only 4 records are displayed instead of 5 2. The output does not contain the curriculum...
When I compile your code I get "d6a.c", line 62.20: 1506-275 (S) Unexpected text ')' encountered. "d6a.c", line 62.11: 1506-045 (S) Undeclared identifier...
... !found is same as found==0 ! operator just negates the result. i.e. if 'found' has a non-zero value, it results in truth value 1 which is negated by the...
... This is nicer cosmetically, but it doesn't change how much gets allocated, so it has nothing to do with the problem. So let's not say that this is the...
... What compiler and what OS are you using? I tell you again, the originally posted program reads and transforms the data correctly on my system. Look at my...
I am compiling on a unix system. is that the information you are looking for? It seems that my malloc statement works. But not sure why I am not writing the...
... To find out why it is not doing that, you need to determine what your program is doing instead, and why it stops executing before you think it should. Look...
Hi guys, I have this snippet code, and this code is running properly int checkNotEmpty ( stringToCheck ) { if ( stringToCheck <> '' ) { return true; } else { ...
... AFAIK, the only difference there was your declaration of stringToCheck as a char. In c++ so far for me it usually works out better when you have it ...
i dont know what exactly yer checking for, but the parameter list should be like this: int checkNotEmpty (char *stringToCheck ) ... and you would "call" like: ...
See embedded comments ... I don't know what compiler you are using, but the function argument should have a type. What type do you want it to be ? If you don't...
... Yes, you do need to indicate it's type. ... Also, there is no <> operator in C, I think you mean != (not equal to) Actually, for what you are doing here, I...
Thanks Brett, I have to emphasize to the learner the use of function that's why I have to. As well as others said to this forum that I have to use the strlen....
Confusion...See, I am using Tc version 3.0 from Borland on a Windows 98 system. So, there are bound to be problems regarding the architecture since you are...
Dear friends, I am vignesh. While using the header file <graphics.h> it is not opening. When i run the graph initialisation program it just printed "graphics...
Check if you have given the path of the bgi directory inside initgraph. initgraph(&driver,&mode,"c:\\Tc\\bgi"); OR initgraph(&driver,&mode,"..\\bgi"); ...
Can somebody explain to me what basically goes in to each file. I have a .h file which has the classes. I have a abc.cpp file and a main.cpp file. What is...
... ELT ... ss1,ss2,ss3, ... You are working so hard, you're making me tired just reading this! Much easier and more elegant way to do this: Make your struct...
Hello, I am new to this group and would like to introduce myself. About 15 years ago my title was systems analyst and I maintained two Novell networks and...
I am trying to get Borland C++5.5 installed and it wants the directory added to the path. 15 years ago when I was doing this stuff all the time it went in...
hi, you might not have turned on the graphics library in options menu turn the libraries on then work it. All the best regards nandha respond_vignesh...
[Please use Google before posting simple questions on archaic constructs where there is already a mountain of information on the net. --mod PN] hai pls give...
... Hi Sudheer, Printing hindi fonts (which I know nothing about), is the same as printing any other font on a dot matrix printer. ("Only the names are...
... You might as well learn C++ while you are at it (OOP, classes, etc.). If you are planning on writing Windows programs, look in the links section of...
... Right-click on "My Computer"->Properties...->Advanced->Environment Variables->System Variables->PATH. Add C:\Borland\Bcc55\bin (the readme.txt provides the...
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