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Originally Posted by VaMpIrE
Holaaaa again ,,,,,,
MuahahahahahahahahaZ
maaaaaaaaaaan, You know nothing about programming or computer languages
Wahahahahahaha, You don't understand what these code means !!
Oh boy!!!
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Valmont knows about these commands, but they are OS dependent, nothing within the ANSI standard tells anything about them.
On some systems <ctrl>+v is end transmission, on other systems the correct one is <ctrl>+d on yet others it's <ctrl>+z so there is no uniq way of searching for this EOS (end of stream)
Since Valmont, as many otheres here, swear to folow the ANSI standard these terminating codes aren't uniq enough in order to tell how to end the read from a users input.
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Originally Posted by VaMpIrE
And above that you say that you're a programmer, and a super moderator in this forum  |
Valmont knows way more about programming within the C++ language, than any one you'd meet in the following year, and one sure way of setting a negative vibe about your person, is trying to piss off a moderator.
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Originally Posted by VaMpIrE
maaaaaaan, you're just a #%$#$#%#%##%#$#$#%#%$#.....toot toot toot
:th: Adiooooooooooooos :th:
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Well, here is the real deal, one person points out a few things, the next thing you know, you get offended and start insulting that person....
Lets keep things clean here, there is no reason to mock people. I support Valmont in his points here, if I didn't, I would have provided an answer telling you how to do it, when I first saw Valmonts post.
But since you're beginning with that tone I won't even considder finding a solution for you..