Should I be using a std::move on line 3?

buy it

no piracy here

this reminds me

https://github.com/chandradeepdey/C-_Primer_5th/blob/master/15/15.42/Query_parser/Query_parser.cpp 1) is the std::move() on return in line 114 ok? 2) can the whole query parsing thing be done more efficiently somehow? relevant classes a Query object can take a string or the AND/OR/NOT of other Query objects. TextQuery takes a file and uses getline() to produce a vector of strings which is kept in a std::shared_ptr, and it keeps a map that maps each word in the file to a std::shared_ptr to a set of line numbers in which the word appears. Query::eval(TextQuery tq); produces a QueryResult object. QueryResult objects hold a shared_ptr to a set of line numbers from before, a shared_ptr to the getline() vector from before, and the queried string. it may be printed directly through operator<<

Idk, I'm no expert. I just stated what I saw on the cppcon 2019 move semantics vid lol

yes i searched around on google. everyone mentions RVO and NRVO, but i'm not moving an entire object. if you look at it, i'm doing std::move(stack.top());

It moves the object yeah but leaves it in an invalid state

why ;-;

why ;-;

top() returns a reference to the top object Pop decrease the the index without returning a thing

#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main() { char buffer[128]; FILE * dosya = fopen("a.txt", "r+"); int len = fread(buffer, 128, 1, dosya); printf("%d", len); }

So how can I store a text like this: CREATE TABLE Students ( ID INT NOT NULL, NAME TEXT NOT NULL, ); ?

According to me I need a vector<vector<string>>

or, don't store those and use APIs

Sorry, what are apis?

please i need help i have a sshcon.h with this function definition int connectHost(char *hostname, char *username, char *password); then i include sshcon.h on another header sshrem.h when i call that function on sshrem.cpp in this way if (connectHost((char *)ui.ipAddress->text().toUtf8().data(), (char *)ui.userName->text().toUtf8().data(), (char *)ui.userPassword->text().toUtf8().data()) == 0) { } i get the error Symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64

I want to change txt file changeDir(“hi”, "11111111111"); i did it that function, but it doesn’t work healty it does overwrite another string, what is the solution of this problem?

please i need help i have a sshcon.h with this function definition int connectHost(char *hostname, char *username, char *password); then i include sshcon.h on another header sshrem.h when i call that function on sshrem.cpp in this way if (connectHost((char *)ui.ipAddress->text().toUtf8().data(), (char *)ui.userName->text().toUtf8().data(), (char *)ui.userPassword->text().toUtf8().data()) == 0) { } i get the error Symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64

@Neko_cpp can u look at that question pls?

You’ve got a header but you also need to let a linker know

-lssh -lssl

Do you want to rename a file?

Guys what is the easiest way to get words occurrences in a file in c Just like //test.txt sun shine sun sun sun shine output must be sorted sun - 4 shine - 2 thanks in advance

This might work: you can read the file line by line, and for each line, use "strtok_r" with space as delimiter. The detected words should be compared to the previously detected list of words by "strcmp". If not detected before, you should add it to the list. A simple 1D int-array can be used to keep the histogtram updated.