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    Boost Tokenizer Question

    I pasted the wrong version of my code (wht a typo). The correct code should be : //start of fugly code char cSep[1]; cSep[0] = char(0x01); //Tokenize the fields typedef boost::tokenizer<boost::char_separator<char> > tokenizer; boost::char_separator<char> sep(cSep); tokenizer...
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    Boost Tokenizer Question

    I have a file that has it's fields seperated by ^A characters (0x01) and want to use the boost tokenizer to split the fields. However, when I attempt to use 0x01 directly as the token I get a complaint about type mismatches. To get around that issue I created a char array to hold the token but...
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    Field Delimited Flat File Processing

    Thanks so much for the help that does exactly what I need. I am using the script to parse a dump from an old book data storage system that I have and I am importing it into a spreadsheet so I can work with the data a little more easily. The old application is pretty clunky :(. My plan is to...
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    Field Delimited Flat File Processing

    Yup!
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    Field Delimited Flat File Processing

    Here is a sample from my real data file: title: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Book 1) author: J.K. Rowling pub-date: 1998 format: hardcover title: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Book 1) author: J.K. Rowling pub-date: 1998 format: paperback publisher: Arthur A. Levine Books The...
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    Field Delimited Flat File Processing

    I have a flat file of the following format: field1: data1.1 field2: data2.1 field4: data4.1 field1: data1.2 field3: data3.2 field5: data5.2 That I want to convert to a delimited file so that I can import it into a spreadsheet with the following format: field1 field2 field3 field4...
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    Finding the name of the current node

    This is a really simple question: I have an xml file: <data> <foo>xxx</foo> <bar>yyy</bar> </data> How can I get the values foo and bar to print using an xslt. I assume it's something like: <xsl:for-each select="/data/*"> xxRule Title: <xsl:value-of select="SOMETHING"/><br/>...
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    Multi-Part MIME Messages in Outlook Express

    I am attempting to read a newsgroup using Outlook Express v. 6 however, many of the news postings show up with: This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------_=_NextPart_001_01C52B2C.6AB4E95C Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable At the...
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    gprof (Really Simple)

    Heh heh. I think I missed the obvious part: You only need to pass in the flags when you produce the gmon.out file. (This generates all the stats) Running "gprof a.out gmon.out" simply produces the human readable stat output. Thanks :)
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    gprof (Really Simple)

    *blink* According to the gprof docs you do something like: 1) Run your application; it will run slower than normal, and will produce a file called gmon.out in the current directory 2) Run: % gprof EXECUTABLE gmon.out > gprof.txt What I need to do is run: % gprof EXECUTABLE <flags passed to...
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    gprof (Really Simple)

    How do I run gprof such that I can pass command line paramaters to my binary. ie. I want to run a.out -f file.txt -n 100 I tried gprof a.out -f file.txt -n 100 gmon.out > profile.txt But it didn't work! This HAS to be pretty simple.
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    Ints and std::string

    Can anyone think of a more readable way to convert an int to a std::string then what I have below: std::string FilePath; std::stringstream ss; std::string FileNum; for(int i=0 ; i < 5; i++) { ss << i; ss >> FileNum; FilePath = "/blah/blah/FileName" + FileNum + ".txt"; cout << "File to open:"...
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    ccache

    I am working on a fairly large project that takes 5 or so minutes for a complete compile and have been experimenting with using <a href="http://ccache.samba.org/">ccache</a> in order to speed up the build process. I know however, that there is no such thing as a free lunch and that there must...
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    Simple Subquery question

    That will teach me to not read everything in the docs. SELECT message FROM BT_MESSAGES, BT_MEMBERSHIP WHERE (BT_MESSAGES .Who = "USR_username1") OR (BT_MESSAGES.Who = "USR_ALL") OR (BT_MESSAGES.Who = BT_MEMBERSHIP.GroupID AND BT_MEMBERSHIP.GroupID = "username2") ; Should work just fine...
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    Simple Subquery question

    4.018 for windows to be exact
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