Managed C++/CLI

Re: Overloading [] to handle multidimentional arrays

3-Nov-05 0:16

an alternative to such a behavior is to overload the operator () instead, but i conceed, you will have a fixed number of dimension...

i don't think overloading the operator [] is possible for such a thing, because look :

if you have myType t[10];
[] will work on a myType array (every thing fine so...)

but with myTpe t[10][20];
the second [] will work on a myType[10] array... now, everything goes hard because you would have to overload as many versions of the [] as you want for the first dimension !!!

imagine myType[10][20][30];
the 3rd [] works on a myType[10][20] array !!!!!!

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S. Senthil Kumar4-Nov-05 22:34

S. Senthil Kumar

4-Nov-05 22:34

toxcct wrote:
i don't think overloading the operator [] is possible for such a thing,

Why? This will work for infinite dimensions.

class A
{
public:
	A operator [](int index)
	{
		A a;
		return a;
	}
};

Of course, it'll be tough to code the body of the function, as you won't know which dimension you are in.

Oh, in myType[10][20], the second dimension operates on whatever was returned by the first [], so it's not really overloading for myType[10].

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Re: Overloading [] to handle multidimentional arrays

Kevin McFarlane6-Nov-05 4:46

Kevin McFarlane

6-Nov-05 4:46

For a 2-D situation the easiest thing to do is something like this:

<code>
Array of arrays of ints
typedef vector<vector<int> > CMultiIntArray;

void TraceDynamicArray(const unsigned int rows, const unsigned int columns)
{
CMultiIntArray aTest;

// Allocate number of rows
aTest.resize( rows );

// For each row
for (int row = 0; row < aTest.size(); row++)
{
// Allocate number of columns
aTest[row].resize( columns );

// For each column
for (int column = 0; column < aTest[row].size(); column++)
{
// Assign a value
aTest [row] [column] = 10 * row + column;

// Trace it
cout << aTest [row] [column] << "\t";
}

cout << "\n";
}
}

// Example usage: Standard C++ Library version

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
TraceDynamicArray(3,5);

return 0;
}

// For rows = 3, columns = 5, produces output...

// 0 1 2 3 4
// 10 11 12 13 14
// 20 21 22 23 24
</code>

Then you can do something similar for higher dimensions. But you have to define the dimensions upfront.

Kevin

Overwriting struct in binary file

scrname2-Nov-05 19:03

scrname

2-Nov-05 19:03

I have a question. I wrote and array of 5 structs into a binary file. I need to be able to go to a specific position in a binary file and overwrite that struct with another. I have tried it but when i go to overwrite the struct the ones before it all the data is screwed up.Can anyone help me on how to overwrite a specific person in the file.

struct PERSON
{
int age;
int weight;
char name[25];
};
void write_names() //WRITES 5 PEOPLE TO THE FILE
{
ofstream out;
PERSON p[5];
int ct;

p[0].age = 1;
p[0].weight = 1;
strcpy(p[0].name, "Num_1");
p[1].age = 2;
p[1].weight = 2;
strcpy(p[1].name, "Num_2");
p[2].age = 3;
p[2].weight = 3;
strcpy(p[2].name, "Num_3");
p[3].age = 4;
p[3].weight = 4;
strcpy(p[3].name, "Num_4");
p[4].age = 5;
p[4].weight = 5;
strcpy(p[4].name, "Num_5");

out.open("file.dta", ios::binary);

for (ct=0; ct<5; ct++)
out.write((char*)& p[ct], sizeof(p[ct]));

out.close();
}
void show_names() //SHOW ALL THE PEOPLE IN THE FILE
{
ifstream f;
f.open("file.dta", ios::binary);
PERSON p[10];
int ct;
int num = 0;

while(!f.eof())
{
f.read((char*)& p[num], sizeof(p[num]));
num++;
}
num--;

for(ct=0; ct

Re: Overwriting struct in binary file

willy_total3-Nov-05 8:55

willy_total

3-Nov-05 8:55

you need to use ios::binary|ios::_Nocreate as the open mode when you do the open to replace the second person

Need HELP with code

pacificeve2-Nov-05 13:24

pacificeve

2-Nov-05 13:24

Basically I have two programs... the first program as you to input a total number of variables you want... max of 8.. then it ask you for its value... after it does all that it ask you if you want to add subtract mult or divide... then once all that is done it out puts to a file of your choice(what you name it)
LOOKS LIKE
a 1
b 2
c 3
d 4
e 5
f 6
g 8
h 10
add
a b
sub
d e
mul
e a
div
c d

and so on.... my problem is in my second program im trying to read the values in the being able to read in the command add sub div or mul... i attempt while(!fin.eof()) and read in the opperation add,sub and so on then the 2 variables like a b c d e f and so on... then run a bunch of if statesments to test if they match and once it does it outputs the answer.. the i want it to go to the next line...and read in next opperation and 2 variables and compute but it usually fails...

heres sample code...

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <iomanip>
//dynamic memory
using namespace std;

int main()
{
ifstream fin;
ofstream fout;
char filename[20];
int pause,x,y,z;
int int1,int2,int3,int4,int5,int6,int7,int8;
char char1,char2,char3,char4,char5,char6,char7,char8;
string opp1[x];
char aa[x];
char bb[x];
x=0;
cout <<"Please enter the filename that you created to store"<<endl;
cout="" <<"information="" in="" the="" first="" program.="" ex:="" c:\data.txt"<<endl;
="" cin="">>filename;
fin.open(filename, ios::in);

cout<<"This is my awesome program:"<<endl;
if="" person="" doesnt="" enter="" all="" 8="" variables="" then="" they="" fill="" with="" zeros
="" int1="0;
" int2="0;
" int3="0;
" int4="0;
" int5="0;
" int6="0;
" int7="0;
" int8="0;
" char1="0;
" char2="0;
" char3="0;
" char4="0;
" char5="0;
" char6="0;
" char7="0;
" char8="0;
" fin="">> char1 >>int1;
fin >> char2 >>int2;
fin >> char3 >>int3;
fin >> char4 >>int4;
fin >> char5 >>int5;
fin >> char6 >>int6;
fin >> char7 >>int7;
fin >> char8 >>int8;

cout <<char1 <<"=" <<int1 <<endl;
cout <<char2 <<" =="" "="" <<int2="" <<endl;
="" cout="" <<char3="" <<int4="" <<char5="" <<int6="" <<char7="" <<int8=""

="" while(!="" fin.eof())
="" {
="" fin="">> opp1[x];
//cout <<opp1[x] <<endl;
="" fin="">>aa[x];
//cout <<aa[x]<<" ";
="" fin="">>bb[x];
//cout <

Lauching jar as a process from C++

carsten8011-Nov-05 21:04

carsten801

1-Nov-05 21:04

Hello,
i a little newbie to C++. So sorry for some stupid questions.

The following scenario:
We have a java application running on 200 pcs in a network enviroment. If a user starts the app the complete jre has to be loaded from a mounted network volume. This took about 20 to 40 sec. We cannot change this...
So currently i'm trying to write a splash screen which is showing the user that something is going on.
The splash screen is implemented. Now my question. Is there an easy way to lauch a jar as a process from c++ in that way that the splash screen waits until the java app is started?
Are ther tutorials in the web available?

Thanks for any help.

Regards,
Carsten
University of Konstanz

toxcct1-Nov-05 23:45

1-Nov-05 23:45

if you have a console command that can be launching your java app, you could so easily call

ShellExecute(NULL, "open", "myCommandLine here", NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWMINIMIZED);

system("myCommandLine here");

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carsten8012-Nov-05 3:07

carsten801

2-Nov-05 3:07

Hi,
to launch my java app this works... but how do i wait then with my c++ app until the app/process is really completed?

Thanks for any help.

Regards

Carsten

toxcct2-Nov-05 3:27

2-Nov-05 3:27

i'm not sure, but i think of deporting this code into a worker thread... see if you don't find some infos on the web on that subject.

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How to judge a string encoding is euc, sjis, ascii or others?

code-frog4-Nov-05 19:12

code-frog

4-Nov-05 19:12

Use WaitForSingleObject there's loads of info all over the place on it.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vccore/html/_core_Writing_a_Multithreaded_Win32_Program.asp[^]

Some assembly required.

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CooperWu30-Oct-05 23:18

Re: How to judge a string encoding is euc, sjis, ascii or others?

30-Oct-05 23:18

Hi all,
I have a very important problem. that How to judge a string encoding is euc, sjis, ascii or others?

I must alway kown a string encoder, and I must convert it to other encoder.
so first, I must know the encoder of a string.

thank you very much.
thanks a lot.

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CooperWu30-Oct-05 23:22

Re: How to judge a string encoding is euc, sjis, ascii or others?

30-Oct-05 23:22

a function that judge a string is ASCII or EUC, SJIS, JIS was welcome.

thanks.

----Junyin.Wu

toxcct31-Oct-05 0:02

Re: How to judge a string encoding is euc, sjis, ascii or others?

31-Oct-05 0:02

there is no way to know such an information programatically... sorry

there is only one thing you can know : if the length of the string have an odd number of bytes, it cannot be UNICODE Smile | :)

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Sheng Jiang 蒋晟31-Oct-05 6:07

Sheng Jiang 蒋晟

31-Oct-05 6:07

try IMultiLanguage2::DetectCodepageInIStream

http://blog.joycode.com/jiangsheng
http://blog.csdn.net/jiangsheng
http://bloglines.com/public/jiangsheng

Command what is yours
Conquer what is not
---Kane

Re: How to judge a string encoding is euc, sjis, ascii or others?

CooperWu31-Oct-05 22:30

Re: How to judge a string encoding is euc, sjis, ascii or others?

31-Oct-05 22:30

thank you very much,
and we are trying.....

Johann Gerell31-Oct-05 19:40

Johann Gerell

31-Oct-05 19:40

Of course it can be Unicode with an odd number of bytes. In Unicode text encoded with UTF-8, the characters are composed of byte sequences of sizes between 1 and 4 bytes, depending on the character. Perhaps you meant UTF-16 or UTF-32?

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Re: How to judge a string encoding is euc, sjis, ascii or others?

CooperWu31-Oct-05 22:30

Socket Programming question

31-Oct-05 22:30

Just UTF-8,
Thanks.

mdykstra30-Oct-05 6:48

mdykstra

30-Oct-05 6:48

Hi,

Being relatively new to socket programming, I need some assistance in sending and receiving data over a TCP connected socket. I'm familiar with using send and recv commands to send and recv buffered character data, but what about if I want to send and recv data formatted within a structure? For example,

<code>
main ()
{
struct {
int data1;
double data2;
bool indicator;
}msg;

// initialize data
msg.data1 = 0;
msg.data2 = 5.8;
msg.inidicator = false;

// send data
.....

// receive data
.....
}
</code>

Are the send and recv commands the right ones to use for this type of information to send and receive data over a TCP connected socket or are there other commands that are better suited for this. When I use the send(socketfd, (char *)&msg, 0), it "appears" to work, but when receiving the data using recv(socketfd, (char *)&msg, 0), it returns with a -1.

Thanks in advance for any help.
-Martin

NB: The commands must work on both the Windows and UNIX side, so Windows specific commands wouldn't work.

Re: Socket Programming question

willy_total31-Oct-05 9:33

willy_total

31-Oct-05 9:33

you are sending 0 bytes. you need to give it a size that your are sending. You also need to give a size when you recv.

It would work best if you just used sizeof(msg)

solve this problem!

sam o neil29-Oct-05 21:02

sam o neil

29-Oct-05 21:02

just check out the following code:

<br />
main()<br />
{<br />
int a=32;<br />
int b=0x20;<br />
printf("%d %d",a,b);<br />
getch();<br />
}<br />

the o/p of this code as expected would be -->32 32 now my question is that if i want the o/p to be like this-->32 0x20 what should i do.i am open to suggestions in C++ also.
plz ans asap.
thank you.
bye
That is a good way of doing difficult thing easily sir but i dont want to use specifier. i want to use the method of sepration which is used by compiler itself. try to differentiate between the two using functions atoi()
and itoa().
however thank you for your time sir and plz pardon me for my english

amsbali@yahoo.co.in

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Re: solve this problem!

toxcct30-Oct-05 0:58