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alternate ping path
Is there a way to modify the path that my ping command takes? What I'm trying to do is start an audio conference using Microsoft Portrait without getting such high delays. When I do tracert (final user's ID) I see that my datagrams are going from Madrid to london, to france,then back to Madrid... -
how to make a reference to an array
sorry, didn't work, the compiler says: incompatible types in assignment of `const int*' to `int[20]'- holaqtal
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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how to make a reference to an array
It should be quite simple, but i can't make it work: for example: unsigned int num[20]; and i want to make a reference the array 'num' in the function 'setter', is this how i'm supposed to do it? void setter(const unsigned int& nn[20]){num=nn;}; I get the error: 'nn is an array of...- holaqtal
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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getline inside a do-while statement
i'm trying to basically read every line of a file, doesn't really matter in what order, and look for two fields that match a pattern (dest=M,type=N) and return the third field, something like: dest1 type1 .99 dest2 type2 2.34 dest3 type3 .50 To do this I'd have to be able to go back to the... -
USING DIFFERENT FILES WITHIN THE SAME AWK SENTENCE
Hey, thanks Cakiwi. That's exactly what i needed, i didn't realize that when calling getline I could print just a field from that line, i thought i had to print the whole thing Thanks again -
USING DIFFERENT FILES WITHIN THE SAME AWK SENTENCE
sorry, that's not it. I'm pretty certain i have to use the FILENAME variable somehow. what you're doing is sending the first field of "myfile1" and writing it into "myfile2" and then printing the first field of "myfile1". What i want to do is be able to modify one... -
USING DIFFERENT FILES WITHIN THE SAME AWK SENTENCE
all right, here's the problem awk ' { FILENAME=="myfile2"{ print $1 } print $1 }' myfile1 so the two prints should be different. The main problem is that i don't know if i can modify the FILENAME variable like that or if the error is in the syntaxis, or what could i do to...
