[aliancemd]

I wrote a String library for console in my first year of C++ programming at college(not University, seems like people mistake this).
Here is some code:

class String {
private:
    char s[255]; //Ow, yee, let me write a long text baby, oh, wait, only 255 :(/>
    int l; // Length, good naming convention :)/>
    short error;
...
}

The >> operator:

//operator >>
istream & operator>>(istream &is,String &x)
{
    x.l=0; char k; //l - length
    while ((k=_getche()) != 13) { //13 - enter
        x.s[x.l]=k; 
        x.l++; 
        if(k == 8) {x.l-=2; cout<<char(32)<<char(8);} //8 - backspace, 32 - spacebar, Length -= 2 because backspace increments by 1 but I delete 1 instead
        if(x.l<0) x.l=0;
    } x.s[x.l]=0; //Length can't be lower than 0, don't go lower on delete
    cout<<endl; 
    return is;
} //Isn't it beautiful? :)/> The interesting thing is that I used <iostream> and still did all this crappy keyPress events

Oh, looks like I deleted the code where I was converting the String into numbers, oh, that was the real nightmare, and actually that's why I deleted it... The max number it was able to converto to was 999,999,999 If the number in the string was higher it was telling that the introduced number is over the limit.

[Ryano121]

Its also slightly embarrassing that you spelt embarrass wrong

[hulla]

I would reformat the code if I were you. Just saying

[aliancemd]

hulla, on 10 March 2012 - 12:53 AM, said:

I would reformat the code if I were you. Just saying

This was my first year, guys were writing libraries to create and delete lists(actually I wrote the code for the guy that was doing this while I was writing my library, cause no one understood the concept of pointers in my class in this year), I keep the code cause this was an accomplishment for me back then, the library is compatible with Windows, and all flavors of *nix(Linux, Mac OS...). I don't plan to delete it

[hulla]

Oh a memory Sorry buddy :s