... {pt = new node; pt->tn=0; pt->v=0; pt->op=ch; pt->arg1=NULL; pt->arg2=NULL; next(); ... I'm not surprised you're finding this program...
When I'm stuck on complicated issues I get a pen and paper and work out what needs doing by drawing boxes representing structures and arrows...
> Is there any way to check to determine the greatest value that is chosen to be the pivot using this sample code you provided? I don't...
Have you checked the %ProgramFiles% is expanded correctly? To try this you could copy notepad.exe to the programfiles directory then launch...
Because the stuff you've posted isn't complete it's impossible to work out what's really going wrong. What you need to do therefore is to strip...
Looks from your other post like you've already sussed it but as with the backslash you also have to escape quotes to include them in a string....
Please don't say you actually did format it. Otherwise the stuff is irretrievably lost, although this shouldn't be too much of a problem as you...
Build it as a Windows application instead and use WinMain instead of main.
It's just a matter of using the correct labels. h files can be included anywhere; you don't need to worry about their contents and the assumption...
My preference over both of them is the Unlucky Fried Kitten (KFC). If it's chicken you want neither McD's nor BK come anywhere near close to KFC....
There are different languages for different jobs. See my recent post on the same subject which explains why I think one language to do everything...
True. The next person will answer "False."
Just got it again. I think if I had pressed Post Quick Reply then something else, then Back would take me back to the thread with my new message...
If it were me I'd move the dice throw into the move function and have the move function handle all aspects of the player's turn, not just a single...
Something like this would do the trick: max <= a[0][0] loc <= 0 for i = 1..49 if a[i][0] > max max <= a[i][0] loc <= i Don't forget C...
best way = probably the only way: start at the first row, record the value, see if the value in the second row is higher, then the 3rd, and repeat...
so for example you might end up with something like this.
You'll need to store various bits of information such as where the player was before the move (which you may be able to calculate from the dice...
They could be default values. That means that you can miss off those parameters when you declare a Box and you will get the default. Example:...
> When I change the code to what you suggested above it gives me compiler errors... Yes, you will need to change the Box usage of Rectangle to...
Separate names with a comma.
