Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/02/25/00:01:32
John M. Aldrich wrote:
> Jason Dagit wrote:
> >
>
> Please post them as text attachments, not encoded, for the benefit of
> those on the list whose email programs don't understand such things.
Hmm...Well that's a new wrinkle on my brain. I just simply told Netscape to
include those text files with my posting, but apparently, it did some strange
encoding as you say. Guess I should cut and paste next time.
>
>
> In any case, the warnings you are getting, from my limited knowledge of
> C++, look totally screwy; I don't see anything wrong with your code.
> And besides, they are only warnings. Does the program still run
> correctly?
>
Yes, I mentioned that in my original posting. I also mentioned that I like to
debug my code until it will compile with no errors. My program is rather simple
though, what if it had been more complex and used all sorts of pointers or
tricky-to-compile things. Would I still be garaunteed that it would compile it
right if my code was syntatically correct?
> Use the 's' key to search the FAQ for any term. For example, the search
> term "error messages" hits chapter 6.10 on the third try. The term
> "redirect" hits it on the first try. The term "stderr" hits it on the
> first try. This is how I search the FAQ to look up answers to user
> questions; it saves me the trouble of memorizing all the topic numbers.
> :-)
>
Hmm....the 's' key? In what program? Netscape's search isn't done with the 's'
key, and besides, I don't see anyway to do a search through all the topics. But
obviously you're not talking about the HTML version stored on Delorie's site. So
what file/app are you talking about?
> There are also two complete indexes at the end of the FAQ, one sorted by
> application, the other by topic. "Error messages, redirecting to a
> file" is one of the entries in the topic index.
>
I looked at them, but I couldn't find it. Guess I wasn't looking for the right
word. Like I said, Guess I'm just dumb.
> I don't see any way to make this clearer...
>
Well, you could draw a picture! ASCII art is always neat to look at :)
All in all thanks for your time.
Jason
PS Does anyone know why I keep getting this error that there is more included text
than new text? I mean what is causing the error, Netscape or the News group?
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