Recent content by albybum

Great to see so many familiar faces usernames from my younger days. :p

http://blog.php-security.org/archives/72-Open_basedir-confusion.html

I define private members and private methods first. Then, I define all my public accessor methods. For me, classes are much easier to navigate that way. Attributes are listed before methods on UML class diagrams too. Basically, it is just preference. If your development house (or school) has a...

This may or may not help. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms788116.aspx

I have an Intel Core 2 Duo E6600, 2 GB Ram, and an Nvidia 7600 GT 256 MB GDDR3. Windows XP, Direct-X 9c. All the graphics settings defaulted to high. Runs great and looks beautiful. I just couldn't access the Direct-X 10 options.

In your prototype for the mainMenu function, you have userName specified as a string and not an array: ...double tRate[],int flagReadRecords,string userName... But when you try to pass it to the readRecords function, that function prototype is expecting an array. ...int menuExit[],int...

1and1 supports SSH connections if you can get the info from your friend. Tar should be located at /bin/tar

The Vector class in the STL has a bunch of methods for manipulating containing data. You may have been thinking of that. Arrays in C++ are very basic.

An example. int *iPtr = new int[5]; // allocate memory int nCount=5; // set num of array items int nChoice=0; // variable to hold user index choice for(int nI=0;nI<nCount;nI++) // loop and generate values for array iPtr[nI]=nI; for(int nI=0;nI<nCount;nI++) // display array contents...

The delete directive in C++ deallocates memory. It does not remove information from the array. In order to "delete" that item from the array, you can just copy over it with the next element from the array. Doing that repeatedly through the end of he array and decrementing your counter tracking...

If you just want a webpage that you can update manually by editing the html documents, XHTML+CSS is just fine. ------ HTML and CSS have no functionality that would let you use a database (the reason you would need SQL). HTML is just a markup langauge that gives structure to information...

You should probably declare and define your employees array this way. Declare your pointer: Employee* employees; Allocate memory and store pointer value: In your Company constructor you should have employees=new Employee[10]; Then you should be able to access your data by the following...

This doesn't match your description exactly, but this is the only thing I could think of. Parasite Eve http://www.psxa2z.com/gpgs/BT0774.html