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how would you go about setting up an array? 1-May-02 4:51 1-May-02 4:51  i want a [12][12] array containing text in each bit im not sure where i need to declare it and where to put it in the main program. any help on how to set it up would be good thanks beginner Re: how would you go about setting up an array? 1-May-02 4:57 1-May-02 4:57  i would put it in the procedure you're using it in, unless you want it to be global.. Re: how would you go about setting up an array? Derek Smigelski1-May-02 5:13 Derek Smigelski 1-May-02 5:13  char Arr[12][12] = {0}; Re: how would you go about setting up an array? 1-May-02 6:07 1-May-02 6:07  ive done that thanks, but i still get error like error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before ',' error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '{' ive set my array up as --- char array[12][12]={ {'L','A','Y','Z','E','I','T','H','S','J','H','R'}, {'B','C','Q','Q','U','K','H','L','J','D','A','T'}, .. .. }; Re: how would you go about setting up an array? Brian Delahunty1-May-02 8:22 Brian Delahunty 1-May-02 8:22  Anonymous wrote: ive set my array up as --- char array[12][12]={ {'L','A','Y','Z','E','I','T','H','S','J','H','R'}, {'B','C','Q','Q','U','K','H','L','J','D','A','T'}, .. You've set it up wrong e.g. char array[3][3]= { {'A', 'B', 'C'}, {'a', 'b' , 'c'}, {'D', 'E' , 'F'} } shoudl work. (-_-) Re: how would you go about setting up an array? Brian Delahunty1-May-02 8:24 Brian Delahunty 1-May-02 8:24  or like this if you want char array[5][3] = {"brian","niamh","marky"}; (-_-) Re: how would you go about setting up an array? Jeremy Falcon1-May-02 8:38 Jeremy Falcon 1-May-02 8:38  Psst! Hey, over here. <stealthly> did you mean? char array[3][6] = {"brian","niamh","marky"}; </stealthly> Jeremy L. Falcon "Tickle me Elmo -- please!" <nobr> Homepage : Sonork = 100.16311 Maybe my mangling might misguide malicious miscreants momentarily? Re: how would you go about setting up an array? Peter Liddle1-May-02 11:30 Peter Liddle 1-May-02 11:30  Hey What you need to do is just define the inputs in one big list no need for {} after every 12 the compiler automatically assigns the first 12 to teh first array of 12 then the next 12 to the next and so on. Peter Do it like this char array[12][12]={'L','A','Y','Z','E','I','T','H','S','J','H','R','B','C','Q','Q','U','K','H','L','J','D','A','T'}; Re: how would you go about setting up an array? Jeremy Falcon1-May-02 6:27 Jeremy Falcon 1-May-02 6:27  Reveal thyself ye swine or thus not an answer from me you will receive! Even the best of the best ask questions -- that's how they become the best. Jeremy L. Falcon "If you eat the cookie..." <nobr> Homepage : Sonork = 100.16311 I care to not care about the care of not caring for the caring of a caring one's country. Re: how would you go about setting up an array? 1-May-02 6:43 1-May-02 6:43  its a miss-tari!!! Re: how would you go about setting up an array? 1-May-02 6:54 1-May-02 6:54  happy Re: how would you go about setting up an array? Jeremy Falcon1-May-02 7:15 Jeremy Falcon 1-May-02 7:15  char array[4][7] = { {"zero\0"}, {"one\0"}, {"two\0"}, {"three\0"} }; // can be used like... puts(array[2]); Jeremy L. Falcon "Tickle me Elmo -- please!" <nobr> Homepage : Sonork = 100.16311 Maybe my mangling might misguide malicious miscreants momentarily? Re: how would you go about setting up an array? Jasmin Khan1-May-02 7:32 Jasmin Khan 1-May-02 7:32  hi, sorry to bother you again, but it still comes up with the same errors damsel in distress Re: how would you go about setting up an array? Jeremy Falcon1-May-02 8:17 Jeremy Falcon 1-May-02 8:17  It's giving you a syntax error? Could you post the code (if it's not millions of lines that is) so I could have a run-through? Jeremy L. Falcon "Tickle me Elmo -- please!" <nobr> Homepage : Sonork = 100.16311 Maybe my mangling might misguide malicious miscreants momentarily? Re: how would you go about setting up an array? 1-May-02 6:54 1-May-02 6:54  happy?? Re: how would you go about setting up an array? Nick Parker1-May-02 6:56 Nick Parker 1-May-02 6:56  Jeremy Falcon wrote: Reveal thyself ye swine or thus not an answer from me you will receive! Sounds as if a Shakespearian plea for the anonymous to become a user Nick Parker Calling Process ? ssirisha1-May-02 4:35 ssirisha 1-May-02 4:35  Inside a DLL, Can I find which process is calling the dll ? Thanks Re: Calling Process ? David Viggiano1-May-02 5:04 David Viggiano 1-May-02 5:04  GetModuleFileName() Re: Calling Process ? David Viggiano1-May-02 5:09 David Viggiano 1-May-02 5:09  How about a bit more info: If you want the process name use GetModuleFileName() If you want the PID use GetCurrentProcessId() Thanks ssirisha1-May-02 6:24 ssirisha 1-May-02 6:24  GetModuleFileName() worked. Thank You! Re: count digits in an integer type ssirisha1-May-02 4:16 ssirisha 1-May-02 4:16  Can you use a string object. Ex. CString str; str.Format("%d", nNumbers); str.GetLength(); Re: count digits in an integer type ssirisha1-May-02 4:27 ssirisha 1-May-02 4:27  How about capture keystrokes ? Re: count digits in an integer type 1-May-02 4:27 1-May-02 4:27  or you can use this approach: char buff[6]; int i = 2632; int len; sprintf(buff, "%i", i); len = strlen(i); Re: count digits in an integer type 1-May-02 4:32 1-May-02 4:32  or you can use a simpler aproach: int len if (i < 10) len = 1; if (i < 100 and i > 9) len = 2; if (i < 1000 and i > 99) len = 3; if (i < 10000 and i > 999) len = 4; if (i < 100000 and i > 9999) len = 5; very simple, but since you can't use conversions, i'd use that one. Re: count digits in an integer type Vivek Rajan1-May-02 4:50 Vivek Rajan 1-May-02 4:50  Try this - int get_NumDigits(int x) { return (int) (1+log10(abs(x))); } Vivek

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