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I don't know what to do with these ftp sites. I just want to download all the files needed to burn my own bootable CD instead of buying one from red hat. Thank you. Cinc

Forgive me, I just wanted mine at the top.

I don't have time for research so I will give you the first program I could find. It deals with binary files, so be warned. //START binFilesHeader.h #include <iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace std; struct MemRec { int num; char name[26]; char type; float dues; }...

In a class called Sort, where I compare different sorting routines to analyze their efficiencies, I have 4 public methods that return an object of type TestData by value, also taking TestData objects in as value parameters. In one of these, the bubbleSort function, I was debugging, and noticed...

I have an array of JTextFields in GridBagLayout in a JPanel and instead of tabbing through them horizontally, then wrapping around, I want to be able to tab vertically (down), then wrap back up to the top of the next column. I really need help with this one. Thanks, CINC

I LOVE JAVA. It is MUCH better than c++! Anyone who is considering c++, forget it! OH YEAH, TO BE HELPFUL... NEXT TIME YOU ARE ABOUT TO DRAW DIRECTLY UPON THE SURFACE OF AN APPLET, DESIGNATE SOMETHING ELSE FOR THAT INSTEAD. IT IS GOOD PROGRAMMING! Have fun, CINC

first, most implementations of a string are zero-based, so the condition should be (index<length), but I have never seen your style of programming before anyway, so its up to you to figure that one out. second, you have a while loop with a condition that is identical to that of the if-statement...

When declaring a method as a friend, you do not use scope resolution in the implementation (.cpp) file! You may get it to compile on some compilers (maybe Visual Studio), but it caused an error on mine that I had never seen before!

Sorry, I know this was a bad post, but that's okay because I fixed the problem. It was due to declaring the method as a friend. Then after 1 or 2 errors, I was done.

In the case that you are confused about pointers, just draw yourself a picture. For example, if you allocate a chunk of memory on the heap, such as an array referenced by a pointer, and then you assign it to another pointer variable, all you really have, you know, is two pointers referencing...

My friend compiled this with Visual Studio, but my compiler has trouble. So, here is the code, and please don't think I'm being selfish by giving you all of it: #ifndef STRING2BHEADER_H #define STRING2BHEADER_H #include <iostream> #include <memory> using namespace std; typedef unsigned char...

I have to start somewhere, right? How do I access my computer if: * I am running Apache web server * Have a cable modem * Have already served up &quot;index.html&quot; * Have an IP address (supposedly) of 24.177.21.10 (maybe you can go there and check) for example, does this work...

Supposedly the appletviewer tool that comes with the JDK can be used to start an applet without using any html, right? So I tried this command: C:blah...\JavaWork>appletviewer AppletOne.java After hitting enter, I saw this: C:blah...\JavaWork> NOTHING HAPPENED! Thank you, Bryan

One more thing, I went to two different sites that said they would tell me my IP address and three times on two different days I got the above number. 24.177.21.10 by the way maybe someone could try accessing that and telling me if they see a stupid little web page sitting there. thanks alot

Hey guys, thanks. Let me give more details: I don't know anything about IP addresses, but I do know what my ultimate goal is. My ultimate goal is to be able to have someone access my computer over the internet using a simple address like &quot;bryan.com&quot; or something along those lines...

I am working with an Apache server on Windows ME, and first, I don't know my computer's address on the internet (IP address?) and second, I would like to change it. What can I do?

cincship (Visitor) Sep 19, 2001 I'm using the Metrowerks Codewarrior compiler, and I am trying to do something like this in a for loop, inside a void function: if ((structArray.info & someMask) == someMask) { cout << &quot;something&quot; << endl; } all I did was define three different...