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TRocket, as you know C++, wound you be helpful enough and explain why this code only writes "9 [tab] 6" if I input an IP beginning with 96.?

#include "CustomHostsGenerator.h"
using namespace std;
int main ( )
{
    char c;
    char v;
    cout<<"Please input your desired IP."<<endl;
    cout<<"i.e.: 192.168.0.1"<<endl;
    cin>>c;
    cout<<endl;
    cout<<"Now insert your desired hostname."<<endl;
    cout<<"ie.: 192.168.0.1 would be router.int"<<endl;
    cin>>v;
    cout<<endl;
    ofstream file;
    file.open("C:\\Windows\\System32\\drivers\\etc\\hosts", ios_base::app);
    file<<c<<"    "<<v;
    file.close( );
    cout<<"Wrote "<<c<<"    "<<v<<" to the hosts file. Enjoy!";
    system("PAUSE");
    return 0;
};

Also, if you want to know what "CustomHostsGenerator.h" contains; it's only this:

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>

Last edited by DigiTechs (2012-10-24 13:36:49)

Ok. I'll try that
EDIT: Thanks! It worked!

Also, I changed line 18 so it's this, to not make too much things on one line.
file<<endl<<c<<"    "<<v;

So basically, it moves a line down BEFORE adding any text in.

Last edited by DigiTechs (2012-10-24 14:52:17)

pwiter wrote:

@DigiTechs
I see your working on something that bobbybee is working on already xD

Not exactly xP. His downloads data, with mine you can create them customly.

Um... TRocket, whats the code for your Signature?

TRocket wrote:

If you want to help Develop please tell me your Github username!

If you are still looking for developers/testers, let me know how I can help.

DigiTechs wrote:

Meh. I'm a complete newbie to C++, so all I would like to do is look at the source code. So I can learn from it 

Source is here. 

@MathWizz LargePositiveIntegers and LargeNegativeIntegers are variable-length:

getBigInt: anObject id: classID

    | digitCount result |
    digitCount _ stream uint16.
    result _ (self classForID: classID) new: digitCount.
    1 to: digitCount do: [:i | result digitAt: i put: stream next].
    ^ result

putBigInt: anObject id: classID

    firstPass ifTrue: [^ self].
    stream nextPut: classID.
    stream uint16: anObject digitLength.
    1 to: anObject digitLength do: [:i | stream nextPut: (anObject digitAt: i)].

s_federici wrote:

TRocket wrote:

If you want to help Develop please tell me your Github username!

If you are still looking for developers/testers, let me know how I can help.

yep, we're still looking for any help people are willing to offer!
Please can you tell me your github username and i'll add you!

ahirbhairav wrote:

Can I do testing?

sure, i'll add you to the list...

ahirbhairav wrote:

How do I get the program?

currently the very latest windows version is available here

s_federici wrote:

TRocket wrote:

Please can you tell me your github username and i'll add you!

It's sfederici. How do I know what I could help with first? Is there a way to "mark" something as in development?

i've added you. Just post on this thread and say you're working on it, we probably check it more than we check github 

EDIT: if you want an "easy" thing so you can get used to the scratch 1.x reading code a bit maybe you could implement what was said further up this page...

Last edited by TRocket (2012-10-25 16:15:09)

ahirbhairav wrote:

It doesn't run; I need libexpat.dll to run. Where do I get that?

Hm...
It's somewhere on this post, looking for it.

EDIT: Found it it's here: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/binaries … endencies/

Last edited by pwiter (2012-10-26 19:36:17)