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R.B. 13-Aug-14 7:22am View

Are you using C++11? The regex header is available in the standard library. This will handle your matching

R.B. 14-Mar-14 8:03am View

Research the command pattern, it could apply to what you are trying to do.

R.B. 13-Jun-13 17:49pm View

you should use the debugger to find out why your contains ItemNeeded is coming out false. Also, does this loop forever? If the user types in "quit" it won't stop because your loop is checking for "quite".

R.B. 7-Jun-13 20:35pm View

Start with one server - just pick A. Can it handle multiple clients (eg, B and C)? Or just a single connection? Show us what code you are using on the server and you'll get more help.

R.B. 3-Jun-13 7:35am View

This method does not show txtRemark getting assigned at all. Only being used. Have you tried stepping through with the debugger?

R.B. 20-May-13 7:39am View

You say that if more than one condition passes, then field index will be overwritten. The code appears to be written so that only one of the conditions should be true per iteration. On the third condition, though, the variable used is SI, not SID - this could cause two conditions to be true.

R.B. 11-May-13 7:08am View

Could you post code to show what you have tried so far?

R.B. 10-May-13 12:55pm View

is it ok to add strings together yet? you could take each digit from right to left, using just the operators you have so far. so given n = 123, digit = n %10, then n = n/10 for the next iteration. when you have the digit, convert to the english string. then prepend each word to the previous string.

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