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dittygrail wrote:
I need to construct a parser.My application is in MFC.
What type of Parser do u want to Create, i.e. XML parser, HTML parser etc.....
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ThatsAlok wrote:
What type of Parser do u want to Create, i.e. XML parser, HTML parser etc.....
no, only a parser !!! 
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toxcct wrote:
only a parser
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Alok Gupta
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With both you discussing here, this is the most colorful message thread I've ever seen on CP 
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Oh my! I became a member of the club of the colorful people! So cool! 
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Stlan wrote:
Oh my! I became a member of the club of the colorful people! So
But you forget to color your username, Don't worry for this time, I have colored that for you. But this is last time
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ThatsAlok wrote:
I have colored that for you
How do you color your username?
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Bob Stanneveld wrote:
How do you color your username?
use HTML tags like this, if you want to color you username RED
<b> <font color=#ff0000>Bob Stanneveld </font></b>
which make your username something like this :-
Bob Stanneveld
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I thought that the HTML tags didn't work inside your username. Guess it does. Thanks! 
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Bob Stanneveld wrote:
Guess it does.
So whats your new color 
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Nothing special yet. My favorite colours are already taken, blue by you and black by everyone else who doesn't bother to change the colour of their name... 
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DavidCrow wrote:
CODE PROJECT IS GREAT>...
NICE
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ThatsAlok wrote:
DavidCrow wrote:
CODE PROJECT IS GREAT>...
hey !!!!!!!  did you forgot my name ?
i'm toxcct, not david ! 
what happens to you dear, tired ?
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toxcct wrote:
what happens to you dear, tired ?
Tired very tired, now these days not able to sleep properly and also working on weekend
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I've currently got a dialog based application which when the user clicks a certain button the program starts up a new thread. What I would now like to do is for this new thread to start (in) a DOS prompt window and then output various pieces of information to it.
Can anyone tell me if it is possible to do this and if so how I can do it.
cheers,
Andy
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mcsherry wrote:
output various pieces of information to it.
What is the purpose of outputting various pieces of information to a command prompt window? Are you instead wanting to run a program from a command prompt?
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am assuming that a 'struct' can be defined only once but not sure when / where it is defined.
Both 'IPHeader' and 'ICMPHeader' appear in 3 different files: rawping.cpp, rawping.h and rawping_driver.cpp .
My questions: assuming a 'struct' can be defined only once, when/where should it be defined?
(as the error appears in the header file, I'm guessing the compiler found the 'struct' in one of the .cpp files)
What other references to IPHeader and ICMPHeader need to be removed?
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do you have a multiple-include guard on that header file?
#ifndef ICMPHEADER_INCLUDED
#define ICMPHEADER_INCLUDED
... definitions for those structs
#endif
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I assume that you are learning C++.
flybest wrote:
assuming a 'struct' can be defined only once, when/where should it be defined
Always in the header file! The rule of thumb is: Keep definition and implementation seperate. As you learn more about C++, you'll find exceptions to this rule.
flybest wrote:
(as the error appears in the header file, I'm guessing the compiler found the 'struct' in one of the .cpp files)
I think that this is not the case. Your problem probably is that you implicitly included the headerfile with the definition multiple times. One solution are the include guards as Chris pointed out. An other solution is (if you are using MS Visual Studio) to add the following line to your header files:
#pragma once
Hope this helps
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