c++ - incompatible declaration error [SOLVED] | DaniWeb
Hi, I was wondering if someone could look at this person class I am working on. The first part is the class header with the constructors for the class. ...
c++ - cout padding and text alignment | DaniWeb
Aug 14, 2009 · Tabs are not reliable for columnar layout because their visual width varies by environment. Prefer fixed-width columns with iostream manipulators: use std::setw() for each …
c++ - check if file is empty | DaniWeb
In C++, the most reliable definition of an "empty file" is a regular file whose size is 0 bytes. You can check this without opening the file by using filesystem metadata (C++17+), which avoids …
c++ - Weather Structure program | DaniWeb
Jun 30, 2014 · I have searched these forums and have seen multiple threads on the Weather Structure C++ program. I don't believe they have been resolved. I am tasked with the …
c++ - error C3861: identifier not found [SOLVED] | DaniWeb
I am not sure why this is occuring. I declared these functions in the header file and it is defined them in the .cpp file but in the main function it ...
microsoft - Connecting C++ to MS-Access | DaniWeb
If you just need to open an existing .mdb/.accdb from native C++, ODBC is the simplest, most stable route. Install the Microsoft Access ODBC driver that matches your app’s bitness (x86 …
c++ - Movie Data structure [SOLVED] | DaniWeb
Hello people. I have a favor to ask. My programming challenge is to write a program that uses a structure named movie data to store the following, title, ...
c++ - dayType class [SOLVED] | DaniWeb
Hello, Please help. Below is my assignment and the code I've got so far. I'm still getting errors on overloading the member function on the printDay and prevDay. Design and implement a class …
c++ - RAND_MAX: how do i set? [SOLVED] | DaniWeb
Mar 10, 2010 · thanks the code is at school and i cant remember exactly how its writen so ill get it from school later. (probably tomorow or the next day) im using srand ( (????)time (NULL)) …
c++ - #include "" vs. #include <> [SOLVED] | DaniWeb
Apr 15, 2011 · See MS Learn: #include directive (C/C++). Practical tips: Use quotes for private headers that live next to the including source; use angle brackets for headers provided by …