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Hello, SCCS does indeed create it's own file. That is what the s.whatever file is. It contains not the complete file, but a history of all changes applied to for each version (delta) of the original file, and on a 'get' command, creates a new file containing all of the changes for the...

Dan, This does make sense, now all I need to do is figure out how to access the array. Shouldn't be too difficult. Thanks for the advice. Larry

Basicly this is a shell or wrapper if you will that can be used for just about any piece oc C code that you would write. It keeps the allocation and deallocation of strings, arrays, or whatever dynamic code you need to have availabe between (not contained within) various functions. This is a lot...

An elegant way to handle allocation and deallocation of memory is to containerize it in an object. The object can have all generally used buffers, etc. allocated at initialization, and then destroyed when the program is finished. This is more than you asked for, but you might like it. Don't do...

Sorry, the <input type=hidden name=ID_NUM value="Test"> was a sanity insert (to make sure ID_NUM) worked, and is not part if the non-working code.

Hello, I have been programming for a long time (since 1968), web programming is quite new to me, and I am baffled by an issue I am having which involves an HTML Form and a Java script handler. The form is for a shopping cart, and was working fine until I needed to add some radio buttons to...