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Since you're using the next variable from SimpleLink, it is restricted by the SimpleLink interface. If you want to use the DoubleLink methods, you have to cast the variable.
DoubleLink *temp1 = (DoubleLink*)next;Generally you have to be careful with this and ensure that you are casting only...
i have no idea what you're trying to do here. why are you making a virtual method of set without any parameters? if SimpleLink is a singly linked list, why does it even have a setPrev? if a setPrev is needed for DoubleLink, then it should only exist in that class not SimpleLink. if this is...
i wouldn't add a pure virtual function for your situation. i would also say look at your inheritance again, there should be no reason to redefine the next pointer in DoubleLink, just use the next pointer from SingleLink. You may need to define some (all?) methods as virtual so DoubleLink...
i agree with ambientZ the code is reasonable, in fact, using the example line you gave, it worked perfectly for me.
sidenote: Team is a class, it looks like he posted a constructor, so should be capitalized.
more information would be helpful.
what is an example line from the file?
what debugging steps have you done?
are you sure line read in the data properly?
are you sure the StringTokenizer is returning the tokens you expect before you call parseInt on it?
are you required to use...
i'm not about this either but i think when accessing static variables from non-static methods, you have to scope the variable.
SimpleLink::~SimpleLink() { SimpleLink::count--; }
i haven't done c++ in a while so i'm just throwing this out there.
isn't it supposed to be:
SimpleLink* SimpleLink::getNext() { return next; }
if i'm completely wrong, sorry.
simple example, say you have an oo design assignment. a professor can give direct feedback/insight on your answer, to help you improve it. reading about it on google doesn't provide the same effect.
when i'm designing something at work, i don't google it, that mainly helps for...
it sounds like you are saying you have the ability to learn. lots of programmers can do the work given enough time and books however employers are also looking for people who have previous exposure in certain fields of computer science. going through a proper cs curriculum may provide more...
right click the shortcut to the cmd prompt and run it as administrator.
alternatively, i think you can use fsutil to mark the disk as dirty and it should check it next reboot.
well for me its about similar performance with greater ease of use, which isn't measurable. i use xp at work, vista at home and i find it easier to do file system navigation, which for some reason is one of the main things i do on this computer. also i find the layouts of certain things...
however would you prefer your applications to use available ram to cache data to run faster? especially if it was smart enough to shrink the cache size when another application requests more ram?
because thats how i thought vista worked. the ram is available for any application to use but...
that happened to mine, i had the teal version. No icemat though i have an exactmat.
You have no choice but to RMA it, i got the carbon fiber version as a replacement and haven't had a problem with it.
Just wanted to share my experience.
i had the teal one originally and after a month it wouldn't maintain a connection to the base station. I called and told them my problem and they immediately agreed to send a replacement. When i called back, they said messed up that order and then i got the...
I think BenQ sold their optical division to lite-on and since then its been harder to get them. Supposedly the best way to get a benq is through a rebrand.
As for best dvd writer, i think it depends what you want it to do. I recommend reading up in the cdfreaks.com forums. I ended up...
my gateway pivots, it comes with software to automatically pivot supposedly. You can also set hot keys to pivot.
both nvidia and ati should have desktop rotation options in their drivers.
I actually use the pivot to read manga but other than that, i wouldn't use it.
i have mine set to a custom DPI and on some boots it won't set itself to the DPI, or it seems slower. I just turn the mouse off and on again and that usually fixes it.
i don't really understand why you're trying to defend the k6-2. It was cheap and worked ok for its price but it in no way as good you're making it out to be. The only reason it kept up with intel processor's was because of 3dnow! which i feel was never really supported back then.
And yes, i...