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Yeah, should be pretty cool, cost is never an issue because I usually buy the 1600 ms pt cards anyways. A speculated new gametype is also rumored, though not confirmed.

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Eww, never use a goto statement, there is always an alternative to it and can be messy. As for the problem, do you mind giving us the error(s)? I could do it but i'm currently on a school computer. Visibly I can't find any apparent errors but your code is …

Well lets see: 1. I like to read (hardcore Stephen King fan) 2. Write, I write my own little short stories. 3. and programming of course!! -_-

I suggest the next time you post, if you do decide to, you read this: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-2.html[/url] The least you could've done was say please, and show some effort instead of (probably) copying it straight from your worksheet.

Well, once again, hello. I'm trying to figure out why when i use 2 cin.getlines after eachother it skips one of them and I cant use it. Take a look if you will: [CODE] void Join() { char* Username = new char[255]; char* Password = new char[255]; ofstream DataBase("DataBase.txt", ios::app); …

Alright, so i'm trying to make a type of database using file i/o where you type in a username and password and it writes it to database.txt... The issue is, i'm trying to find a correct and clean way of reading, or 'searching' for the username and password and compares …

Well, what i'm trying to do is use cin.getline with my char pointer of 255 characters, take a look at the code below: [CODE] #include <cstdlib> #include <iostream> #include <fstream> #include <conio.h> using namespace std; char * pChar[255]; pChar = new char[255]; void newPointer() { delete pChar; pChar = new …

Hello everyone, i've been to this site many times to look at some C++ references and what not. You'll mostly be seeing me in the C++ Forum, my name is Anthony (if you care even the least, that is).