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Convert int to C++ string
Oh, you have to include another header to use stringstreams, thats the problem. I thought it was in <string>. By the way, I have more than one book on the STL, I was just too stupid and lazy to use them in this case. -
Help: How to count the word(s) that you inputted?
Regarding Federal102s post: I think you have a typo or bug in there, look at this line: pos - pos2; -
Starting Windows Program in VC++
Well, there are many different flavors of "professional Windows Programming using VC++". Some of these use Visual C++ but don't use C++, mostly because Windows was written in plain C (and therefore the WinAPI too). Personally, I do things using the WinAPI and still use C++ in "my... -
Help: How to count the word(s) that you inputted?
I guess there's no built in function for this (C++ doesn't have many high level string torturing functions in the standard library) so you'll probably have to code your own. The count-spaces-approach sounds good but won't work if there are multiple spaces between words. You could go through the... -
Convert int to C++ string
The topic says it all, how do I convert an integer to a std::string? I've read something about using a stringstream from chipperMDW, but that doesn't work. MS VC++ 6.0 doesn't like the stringstream: main.cpp(34) : error C2079: 'conv' uses undefined class 'basic_stringstream<char,struct...
