Let i have a 2d character array.

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char array[5][25];
array[2]="\0";
for (int i=0; i<5; i++)
{
cout<<"Enter the value ";

}
for (int j=0; j<5; j++)
{
cout< }

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will it get input in array[2] ?

i have done this but it gave me error to debug....

please help;

and how can i sort more than one 2D arrays??

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Question everyone,

I may be slightly off-topic with this but I'm not really sure where else
to go with this.

what's the "best/easiest" ways to deal with string encodings?

Right now, I'm using wstring for all my string operations outside the GUI
and this works really well. Also using it for file io.

Problem is this though: It's defined as wchar_t which inherently isn't a
problem, except that wchar_t is 32-bit under linux and 16-bit under
windows.

That difference right there is going to break my file IO code as I target
both platforms.

utf-8 is another option but I don't terribly like it much due to the fact
that each character can have a different width in bytes.

That is one of the things I like the most about 32-bit wchar_t. No matter
what, each character will always be *one* wchar_t. Makes indexing into a
string simple and painless.

But still, with one platform/compiler (not sure on which level the
difference is) having wchar_t 32-bit and the other 16-bit, this is slowly
turning into a nightmare.

Hi,

I create my threads like this:

for(int j = 0; j < 5; j++)
{
boost::thread *thr = new boost::thread(worker_func);
threads.add_thread(thr);
}

How would i go about passing a parameter into the worker function? If
possible i would like to pass a structure in.

Thanks for any help,

Jack

Hi All,

I need to create an array of radio buttons and position them on the
screen from the code dynamically, in VC++.
Is this possible ? Also is it possible to group all of these
together ?

Basically I am displaying a number of images and I need the user to
select an image using the radio button. Of course there may be a way
to make the image itself click able. Is there ?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in Advance
Crow

Hello I am starter in this amazing language and in programming in
general and I am wondering how the stream library for example works
fine on many platforms
(Windows,Linux etc.) does the compiler come with different versions
of this library on each platform or the implementation of the library
works on all platforms.

Hi,

Im completely new to c++ and I am trying to interface some c++ source
code with matlab. Mt question is:

I there a way to find the data type of a variable other than searching
through the code to see where it was defined?

What I would like to do is use a printf statement to show the type of
a certain variable.

Thanks for any help offered.

Adam

I want to buy laptop but confused due to many varieties sin the market
which one is good...Lenvo, Compaq, LG, HCL and Toshiba..etc..
Please, can any one suggest me batter in quality and color.
Thanks!

I am trying to put my learning effort into the most useful things.
What do pointers do that other things can't?

Michael Bell

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