immmm hungryyy >< its 1:30pm and hafn't had lunch =( coding seems fun how abt i do it in perl? =P hahahaha i haven't done c++ for long time (not like i really did it to begin with ahahha, mainly use other stuff than c++) mmm perl something like file = $ARGV[0]; file = open(inFile, "<$file"); while ($line = <inFile>) { @strings = split(/\s+/,$line); foreach $string (@strings) { if ($string =~ m/\@/) { print "$string\n"; } } } well fearless i'm not too sure of the data file u got cos u could have soemthing like (which is what i assume) aaaaaaa bbbbbbbbb somename@somewhere cccccccdddddd anothername@here eeeeee ffffffff gggggggggggg llalaalla@laallala which is the logic behind, take each line, split by spaces if that string contains @, print it =) can't remember which method gives the fastest time charindex? dunno =/ but then if the data is like aaaaaaa,bbbbbbbb,somename@somewhere,cccccc then just split according to commas or wateva? haf fun! =)
its PERL not PEARL -dead well i gave u the logic/psuedo code behind it i don't remember c++, so all u need to do is port the code over not too hard is it?
lol but i dont understand that code at all, its just a bunch of gibberish to me its alright though, im probably just gonna leave it, its only worth like 1% and its already 2 AM
hahaah alrite if u can b bothered do something among the lines of: (pseudo english code) open file read line foreach line - split the line into "strings", ie split it either by spaces, or commas or however the data is stored - foreach string - - if the string contains an "@", print it to some output (whether that be file or standard output, up to u, or however ur assn says) done
lol i understand the basic algorithm, i can also find the @ symbols within my input file without difficulty, its just getting the strings containing the @ symbols out of the file... i dont know the code for that. but oh wellzz
guess there isn't a built-in split function just google one up (if u got time) and use it u just need function to split the line into "words/strings" cos then with each word or string, u just test whether it contains @ if that returns yes/true then u've got ur string! =) do it in C next time, not C++ =P then i can help! ahahah
addict? hehehe -sweat Lol....i woke up...-sleep have to walk sooooooo far to go to the damned toilet cuz of this stupid &%*@ renovation in our bathroom... its taking too long...have to walk allll da way downstairs everytime i need to go crapppp....-_-2
anyway, i figured out the code i needed lol #include <iostream> // Declare iostream #include <string> // declare string #include <fstream> // Declare fstream using namespace std; ifstream inData; // Declare input file ofstream outData; // declare output file int main() { inData.open("mail.dat"); // Open files outData.open("addresses.dat"); string email; // Declare strings string At = "@"; while (inData) // Start loop { inData >> email; if (email.find(At)!=string::npos) // Check for @ sign outData << email << endl; // Print w/ @ sign only } return 0; } it was just that simple string::npos i couldnt figure out at first.
^ lol.. thats so much more confusing and longer than python lol speaking of programming, we should have a programming section/thread/w.e... im sure we got lots of programmers in this forum lol off topic, you know whats crazy.. the ipod touch is python capable EDIT: fucking serious.... the fucker passing on as me on facebook is going around and talking shit about my elementary school classmates...
so u woke up to go to the washroom but its too far so u went on the computer then pee in ur pants and went bak to sleep? =p
Hahahahaa NOOO idiot... my laptop is on most of the times....and its on my bed....hehehe im not like u young man..who wets himself in his sleep yuckkkk
aiyah, u shouldnt run your laptop on your bed, the fans are all on the bottom, if u have it on the blankets it might overheat
ohhh..ehm i always do it and even now..its on my lap im sitting in my bed lol and the fans are on the left side i think cuz theres where hot air is comin out =/
