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Searching an Array for multiple items at specified locations
I have a program that currently has ALOT of if/else if statements searching a char array for specified elements at known locations. For example, I am looking for chars 'a' and 'b' at location 0, 3 or 4, 6. I thought of using a case statement, but because of the two values, I didn't think this... -
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Accessing Struct from within a Class
I have the following code: class myClass { struct Points { int x; int y; }; } In a member function I have: myClass::memberFunction() { int startRow; int startColumn; myClass::Points.x = startRow; myClass::Points.y = startColumn; } When I try... -
Multidimential Array Size
I need to find either the size of a multidimential array, or the last item in the array. The array is from a query from PostgreSQL database, and I need to do a 'next' when either the size of the last item is reached. Thanks for any help! Corey -
Multiple Filehandles
You may want to rethink the algorithm. Why do you need 5 or 10 open filehandles when one will do? Open files take more system resources, and thus makes your program slower. Instead of writing to different filehandles, could you write to different files or different positions in the file based... -
Can perl do this?
Try the perl module Expect. The syntax is similar to the language "expect".
