Thanks :) ! Going back to C++ continues to remind me how different it really is from C#
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Thanks :) ! Going back to C++ continues to remind me how different it really is from C#
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I've been working in C# and Java for a while, with only a little experience in using C++, and I'm having a little trouble finding information on if there is anything like base or super in C++. If for example I have this:
class foo {
public:
virtual void myMethod() { cout << "this part is in foo" << endl; }
};
class bar : public foo {
public:
void myMethod() { base.myMethod(); cout << "\tthis part is in bar" << endl; }
};
Such that, base.myMethod() would perform the tasks of myMethod() in the base class, and then it would carry out the new implementation from there; is anything like this possible in C++? thanks!
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I'm not much of one with SQL, and I'm not sure if this is possible, but it seemed to me that it would be better to do it this way if it is than to split it into several queries. I'm making a page usage site for my ASP.NET page, and I want to store statistics for what browser is being used, which OS, etc. So I have a table with 2 fields: BrowserName and Sessions. I want to make a query that if the BrowserName exists, then it increments Sessions, otherwise it adds the BrowserName and sets Sessions to 1. Switching between Update/Insert in particular has left me clueless. Thanks in advance!
I'm a young developer, and have built many different "brands" for myself, under all kinds of names for my software "companies" while I did little pet projects. Right now, I'm at a point where I'm actually getting jobs and things doing web design (2.0 and 1.0), and have a few programs/utilities that I'd like to showcase. I want to create a site and an identity to represent myself with, but I'm trying to decide whether I want to label it as "Michael P. Scherer - Web Designer, Programmer, excetera" or to make up another software label, i.e. "Microgenericintersoft". What do you guys think is the better route? Do you think that one way would be more successful than the other? thanks!
i'm guessing that 1 second is the time it takes to time out its dns request
forget decorated war heros, accomplished diplomats, and public speakers; you ate a one pound burger! and had a picture of you hung up on the wall! that's reason to vote for you! ;P
or he could just save the time it takes to write that long, verbose comment and just write return x;
I believe you can use the build configuration manager to change whether to compile as a 32-bit program, a 64-bit one, or as one that can go both ways.
Usually its safest to use the ISO date standard, so yyyy-MM-dd. In your case, that would be 2007-31-07 and I'm pretty sure the 7 has to be preceded by a 0 for it to work properly, let alone for any single-digit number in the date.
you left out the class identifier, i.e. private const string VirtualRoot
instead of private const VirtualRoot