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  1. In Topic: Comparing Classes or structures

    Posted 8 May 2013

    View Postjimblumberg, on 08 May 2013 - 05:43 PM, said:

    You need to show how data and ip are defined. You'll probably either need to overload the comparison operator== or compare the individual elements.

    Jim


    After Researching and reading and Adjusting Code I figured out how to do the overloading with Structs and classes effectly I did something like this and it seems to be working no errors, just hope it runs.

    struct Triple
{ 
	int address;
	int subnet;
	int port;

	operator int() const // Magic Happens
	{
       return address;
	}

};

  2. In Topic: Operand Diffculties

    Posted 8 May 2013

    huh....I never knew you can do that. without the "=" Thanks...
    I have to research and practice more than withthe Negation Operator.

  3. In Topic: What is an Array of Triples

    Posted 4 May 2013

    View PostSkydiver, on 03 May 2013 - 09:53 PM, said:

    I think that jimblumberg is on the right track about it being the address, subnet, and port. For IPv4, you could have:
    struct triple
{
    unsigned long  address;
    unsigned long  subnet;
    unsigned short port;
};

assert(sizeof(unsigned long) == 4);
assert(sizeof(unsigned short) == 2);

struct triple arrayOfTriple[200];


    I was coding yesterday and I was thinking about doing it with structs too, I know Triples means something with Three parts, so I knew it was a array with Three Parts. lol, But I'll go ahead and see what I can do with structs. Rather than a 3 deminsional Array.

  4. In Topic: What is an Array of Triples

    Posted 3 May 2013

    View PostZereo, on 03 May 2013 - 09:07 PM, said:

    That could mean a tuple or it could mean a class named "Triple", I'm not to sure so can't give you a exact answer sorry.

    Though one of the more experienced members might be able to help.

    Ehh that's alright, I'll read that book, thanks for that. Also

  5. In Topic: What is an Array of Triples

    Posted 3 May 2013

    View PostZereo, on 03 May 2013 - 08:38 PM, said:

    I would assume they mean a three dimensional array though that is just a guess and I can't be sure without knowing the context it was used in.

    Are you sure they aren't saying tuple? as in std::tuple?

    If you could provide a snippet of the text it was used in we could let you know most likely. Also what book it is in.


    Well it says this "Procedure has one parameter, an IP address. It also has access to a global table consisting of an array of triples. Each triple contains three integers: an IP address, a subnet mask, and outline line to use.

    But I hope they mean Tuple

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