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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...

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...

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/>...

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...

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.

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:"...

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...

Does anyone see anything wrong with: SELECT Notes FROM BT_Messages WHERE (Who = "USR_username1") OR (Who = "USR_ALL") OR (Who IN (SELECT GroupID FROM BT_Membership WHERE UserID = "username2")) GROUP BY UID,Notes ORDER BY UID

I am running under unix and I want my program to start another program and print out the PID of the process that is started. ie. Prog1: int main(..) { int pid; pid=start(prog2, arg); printf(&quot;Prog 2 has been started and has a PID of: %d\n&quot;, pid); } Normally I would use system()...

Given a PID I want to check to see if a process exists with this PID under a linux system. Does anyone know of a way to do this? Smilee

I have a text file that I want to append to the start of. I know how to write to the beginning of the text file but not overwrite the information that is already there. Any one have any idea how to do this? Smilee

I have been writing some code to work around a Invalid Bookmark error I have been recieving when I access a MS Access database. Does anyone have any idea how to <b>create</b> this error in a database?

Does anyone have any idea how to get the complete path of a registered COM DLL programmatically by just giving the name of the dll?

How can you determine the version number of a file? I can see this version number by right clicking the file name in explorer and clicking on the version tab. Is there a way to do this programatically?

I am attempting to delete log files that are older then a specified dat in Visual Basic. I know I can do this doing something like: Dim DirName As String Dim FileDate As Date DirName = &quot;C:\RDS\rdsbox\boxdata\Temp\Backup&quot; ChDir DirName FileName = Dir$(&quot;*.*&quot;, ATTR_NORMAL)...

Is it possible to call a ANSI C DLL from VB? If so how would I do it without using COM? SmileeTiger

I am working on a DLL that is build in VC++ using ANSI C calls and then accessing the DLL in VB using a public declare function: Public Declare Function GetTestDLLVersionNumber Lib &quot;TestDLL.dll&quot; Alias &quot;GetVersionNumber&quot; () As Long I compiled the code on a WinNT machine and...

I am working on a DLL that is build in VC++ using ANSI C calls and then accessing the DLL in VB using a public declare function: Public Declare Function GetTestDLLVersionNumber Lib &quot;TestDLL.dll&quot; Alias &quot;GetVersionNumber&quot; () As Long I compile the code on a WinNT machine and...

I want my VB application to fail if a particular dll is not present in the system directory. Any ideas on how to do it? Smilee

Ok I know this is stupid but how the heck do I center an object in Crystal Version 7?