On Tue, 30 Jul 2002, Daniel A. Koepke wrote:
> The bug: you're appending the text to the existing buffer in these
First I fixed that. It worked wonderfully once I stopped appending. Duh.
> The real proble: the entire function needs to be rewritten. There are
That I knew, I just didn't have any clue HOW to do it, so I went with what
I thought I could handle (though even then as we can see I didn't quite
master it.) :)
> bool class_ok_by_supercategory[NUM_CATEGORIES][NUM_CLASSES] = {
Question on bool, since I don't have any c99 reference stuff handy: Is it
simply a 1 or 0 return? Should I convert anything that is using int for a
yes/no or true/false to bool instead?
> There's nothing preventing you from reproducing the desired format while
> still using a for loop.
Other than my own lack of skill that is! :) Thanks a lot for this
function, I'm trying to see what it's doing with the various checks as I
suspect it's very useful for me to learn how to p[roperly loop in the
future. Saves a LOT of lines of code.
-Mathew
(p.s. I'm having problems getting it to actually compile. Keeps telling
me I have multiple definitions of the const char . . . I'll keep working
on it though.)
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