harry
google it
harry
try to formulate a precise question
Anonymous
Similar to what it means in Biology. For eg : A derived class will have variables of the Base class
Anonymous
Hello everyone!
My name is Group Butler, and I'm a bot made to help administrators in their hard work.
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
/warn scam ads
Anonymous
Michael has been warned (1/3)
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/warn begging for likes
Anonymous
Catur Wira has been warned (1/3)
NinuX
Someone heard about MXE?
Anonymous
Someone know how pam modules works?
Anonymous
I want to add a new pam auth module
Sukesh
const char* msg1 = "hello how are you";
uint8_t msg2[] = "hai";
How to copy msg1 to msg2?
olli
const char* msg1 = "hello how are you";
uint8_t msg2[] = "hai";
How to copy msg1 to msg2?
You cannot copy the whole content since msg2 is of type uint8_t[4] and hence cannot hold the whole message. You should also keep in mind this copies from signed char to a different unsigned type.
You can copy either using a for loop or the memcpy function. e.g.
memcpy(msg2, msg1, min(sizeof(msg1), sizeof(msg2)));
If you want to deal with the strings I would recommend using a signed destination and the use of strncpy function
char msgBuffer[0x80U];
strncpy(msgBuffer, msg1, min(0x80U, strlen(msg1)));
In both cases please keep the boundaries in mind to prevent out-of-bound memory reads or writes.
Sukesh
@ollirz
Thanks for the answer. I got answer from this
Anonymous
/warn
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
What i am missing here
Mr.
I want this output
Mr.
Anyone help plz
Mat
Do a proper indentation
Mr.
Let me 🔎 Google that for you:
🔎 Indentation
Sorry bro .. I m noob i will google thanx fr the help
Anonymous
Lol, no need to be sorry
Anonymous
I was just lazy so used the bot haha
Anonymous
Anonymous
tell me if you dont understand anything, although i have added comments
Anonymous
and .. ignore endl .. use \n
Mr.
Screenshot (18-Feb-2018 10:52:24 PM)
Mr.
Mr.
tell me if you dont understand anything, although i have added comments
Done bro .. Thanx for the hint 😊
Hamudi
/help@GroupButler_bot
İsmail
/help@GroupButler_bot
İsmail
/help@GroupButler_bot
İsmail
/help@GroupButler_bot
Mike
/help@GroupButler_bot
İsmail
what is this?
Anonymous
/help@GroupButler_bot
Anonymous
Dunno
Mike
Can somebody send big examples in c?
j@ke
how could one find a specific letter in a string? the letter having been inputted by a 'user'
Anonymous
For loop.
Anonymous
Or you use a bunch of goto's and labels...not
ruki
https://github.com/tboox/xmake
ruki
Hi, all ...I written a cross-platform c/c++ build utility based on lua.
Dragoș
It looks like an invisible man joined
Anonymous
XD
🇨🇪🇳🇦
Dragoș
I am not an user
Dragoș
harry
I'm having trouble connecting to my sql server database - anyone got a good example?
harry
gist.github.com/harry-/cc063ac0492560d1cb739a432c36fdf1
harry
somehow this isnt working for me
harry
>Attempting connection to SQL Server...
>Could not connect to SQL Server
Anonymous
I would like to ask a question is everyone here a C Plus Plus programmer
Anonymous
I would like to ask a question is everyone here a C Plus Plus programmer
C & C++ Beginners and Programmers
Anonymous
Thanks man
j@ke
why doesn't this code capitalize the first occuring a in the string?
if (userInput.find_first_of('a') != string::npos) {
toupper(userInput['A']);
cout « userInput« endl;
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
why doesn't this code capitalize the first occuring a in the string?
if (userInput.find_first_of('a') != string::npos) {
toupper(userInput['A']);
cout « userInput« endl;
This will (probably) work:
int position = userInput.find_first_of('a');
if(position != string::npos) userInput[position] = 'A';
cout << userInput << endl;
j@ke
awesome, i'll check it you're the man!
j@ke
omg you're amazing!
Anonymous
lol
Anonymous
How to write a bot in c++
harry
what bot
j@ke
any emacs fans in the house?