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typedefcoder 28-Sep-11 5:26am View

ha ha. Its ok. Thanks for the help. :)

typedefcoder 28-Sep-11 5:25am View

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if someone can look into the complete cpp i can mail them.

typedefcoder 28-Sep-11 4:59am View

Richard, is it possible for you to check my code ? can i mail you ? i can not post the complete code and was not able to remove this bug. If it is .. please let me know/

typedefcoder 28-Sep-11 4:21am View

i am using cout<<a<<b<<endl;
even that shows 123.07 123.1

typedefcoder 27-Sep-11 5:58am View

Yeah its gone. Thanks a ton Richard. You are life saver. Apart from CP do you maintain some article blog or some series on c++ ? If yes i would love to study that .

typedefcoder 27-Sep-11 5:39am View

Richard, the usage of STL has been restricted for this code. I really wish i could have used that. My work would have been faster. Even could not used things like "locale" in my program's development.

Thanks Legor for the update. Richard... i will update you with my development in while if your solution worked.

typedefcoder 27-Sep-11 4:51am View

i have updated the question...

typedefcoder 26-Sep-11 5:45am View

yes.. i took a similar kind of approach earlier to solve this.... steadily i m getting into c++ ... i hope to learn more from you folks.

typedefcoder 26-Sep-11 4:33am View

thanks my issue was resolved. i converted the ctime output to string. and then took a loop to copy each characters i wanted in an empty string and concatenate it in the loop.
This way i had to take 2 loops to trim off the value of hh:mm:ss

thanks for your help anyways.

typedefcoder 26-Sep-11 4:28am View

what?

typedefcoder 24-Sep-11 10:40am View

Seems i missed something in the buffer of my text editor while framing the question. Improving it.

typedefcoder 24-Sep-11 10:32am View

i need to use the particular values within that ctime output for a display. So i need to curtail \n . thanks chuck for the advice. :)

typedefcoder 24-Sep-11 10:11am View

I am still working over it.. but i have some stuff to complete.. its been all over C++ i have been doing... Thanks for your advice

typedefcoder 23-Sep-11 15:21pm View

I never meant to flood the forum . The thing is i have been stuck on this since over 8 hours. I just required a hint.

typedefcoder 23-Sep-11 14:00pm View

Thanks richard ..

i need to read line by line. not by character so read() fails.
Other thing is [] was a feature i need to implement in it. Doing things in other languages is as easy as stripping the substring.index0 and substring.index(length(string)-1). I dont know how can i do that in c++.

My problem has narrowed down to this..

http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/259308/StringStream-to-Character-conversion

pls let me know if you can help me or give me a hint for this.

typedefcoder 20-Sep-11 19:44pm View

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i am having trouble opening the file based on the path.

i know how to pass parameters to functions, but unsure how can i do the same for files.

typedefcoder 20-Sep-11 19:23pm View

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i need to know how can i read tfile using command line arguments. second thing is how can i use the tfile to pass it in functions. appreciate your help.

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