Been spending all afternoon playing Morrowind after I found a mod to let you do combos with your equipped weapon.
Beheading, unarming, dismembering, all so fun. :o
Fun thing about beheading and dismembering. When you do it, the part that gets whacked off is replaced by an item with 9999 armor at the cost of not having said part visible. And it's equippable.
Soooo my character is headless with only one arm and amazing armor stat.
they have stores like that here. since where i live liquor and beer are sold everywhere lol there are places we nicknamed "dairys" and u drive up and tell them what u want :P then they give it to you
they have stores like that here. since where i live liquor and beer are sold everywhere lol there are places we nicknamed "dairys" and u drive up and tell them what u want :P then they give it to you
Ontario is dumb. You can only buy alcohol from The Beer Store or the LCBO. At least in Quebec you can buy it at convenient stores.
im getting ready to install the graphics overhaul mod for morrowind, i'm loving it so far, but it can be hard to see stuff you need since im used to more modern graphics
they have stores like that here. since where i live liquor and beer are sold everywhere lol there are places we nicknamed "dairys" and u drive up and tell them what u want :P then they give it to you
Ontario is dumb. You can only buy alcohol from The Beer Store or the LCBO. At least in Quebec you can buy it at convenient stores.
Washington and Texas were like that were i visited them lol i like cali better. beer and liquor everywhere :O
oh my dad just confirmed shes going to have surgery at 8 :(
I assume same surgery I had (well almost lol) Gallbladder removed?
As long as their are no complications they'll do it laprascopically which is like next to nothing.
If I had it done that way I would have been in and out in a day, the only reason I was in the hospital was cause I had to stay 4 days plus they had to rework (or remake?) my ... bile duct?...
my dad doesnt know much details but he said they are just taking out a stone not removing the whole thing. gotta get ready to go see her :O byeee
Oh well then that's always better I guess.
I wasn't as lucky :/ I dunno how many of them suckers they pulled out of me but all I know is he gave me one of them specimen jars with at least 10 - 20 of them and some were pebble sized.
scared the ***right outta me when I saw that cause if I didn't get them outta me I would have died I think lol.
i'm trying to make a program that:
1. gets and lists any number of employee names
2. gets and lists any number of item names, and their costs
3. calculates the total expenses, and lists them in the format of
employee name
item1: cost
.
.
.
item:cost
total: totalcost
right now im on part one, trying to get the name input. i thought that using dynamic memory would be the best bet to use (since getting varied number of inputs is a little beyond where im at now), but any time i run the program it lets me input the first name, but when i go to hit enter for the second name, it crashes, no matter how many names i specify.
//This program is for creating a report on business expenses.
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
#include <new>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
//variable declerations
int empNum = 0;
int itemNum = 0;
int empCount = 0;
int itemCount = 0;
string *employee;
string *item;
employee = new string[empNum];
item = new string[itemNum];
//ask for number of employees, then have user input employees
cout << "How many employees do you wish to see expenses for? ";
cin >> empNum;
for(empCount = 0; empCount < empNum; empCount++)
{
cout << "enter employee name: ";
cin >> employee[empCount];
}
cout << "you entered: ";
for(empCount = 0; empCount < empNum; empCount++)
{
cout << employee[empCount] << ", ";
delete[] employee;
}
return 0;
}
i'm trying to make a program that:
1. gets and lists any number of employee names
2. gets and lists any number of item names, and their costs
3. calculates the total expenses, and lists them in the format of
employee name
item1: cost
.
.
.
item:cost
total: totalcost
right now im on part one, trying to get the name input. i thought that using dynamic memory would be the best bet to use (since getting varied number of inputs is a little beyond where im at now), but any time i run the program it lets me input the first name, but when i go to hit enter for the second name, it crashes, no matter how many names i specify.
//This program is for creating a report on business expenses.
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
#include <new>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
//variable declerations
int empNum = 0;
int itemNum = 0;
int empCount = 0;
int itemCount = 0;
string *employee;
string *item;
employee = new string[empNum];
item = new string[itemNum];
//ask for number of employees, then have user input employees
cout << "How many employees do you wish to see expenses for? ";
cin >> empNum;
for(empCount = 0; empCount < empNum; empCount++)
{
cout << "enter employee name: ";
cin >> employee[empCount];
}
cout << "you entered: ";
for(empCount = 0; empCount < empNum; empCount++)
{
cout << employee[empCount] << ", ";
delete[] employee;
}
return 0;
}
i'm trying to make a program that:
1. gets and lists any number of employee names
2. gets and lists any number of item names, and their costs
3. calculates the total expenses, and lists them in the format of
employee name
item1: cost
.
.
.
item:cost
total: totalcost
right now im on part one, trying to get the name input. i thought that using dynamic memory would be the best bet to use (since getting varied number of inputs is a little beyond where im at now), but any time i run the program it lets me input the first name, but when i go to hit enter for the second name, it crashes, no matter how many names i specify.
//This program is for creating a report on business expenses.
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
#include <new>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
//variable declerations
int empNum = 0;
int itemNum = 0;
int empCount = 0;
int itemCount = 0;
string *employee;
string *item;
employee = new string[empNum];
item = new string[itemNum];
//ask for number of employees, then have user input employees
cout << "How many employees do you wish to see expenses for? ";
cin >> empNum;
for(empCount = 0; empCount < empNum; empCount++)
{
cout << "enter employee name: ";
cin >> employee[empCount];
}
cout << "you entered: ";
for(empCount = 0; empCount < empNum; empCount++)
{
cout << employee[empCount] << ", ";
delete[] employee;
}
return 0;
}
//This program is for creating a report on business expenses.
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
#include <new>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
//variable declerations
int empNum = 0;
int itemNum = 0;
int empCount = 0;
int itemCount = 0;
string *employee;
string *item;
//ask for number of employees, then have user input employees
cout << "How many employees do you wish to see expenses for? ";
cin >> empNum;
//dynamic memory for employee names
employee = new string[empNum];
for(empCount = 0; empCount < empNum; empCount++)
{
cout << "enter employee name: ";
cin >> employee[empCount];
}
cout << "you entered: ";
for(empCount = 0; empCount < empNum; empCount++)
{
cout << employee[empCount] << ", ";
delete[] employee;
}
return 0;
}
and now i can enter all the names, but when it goes to display them, it displays the first, and then crashes...
edit: i see what i did wrong on that part, the delete[] should be outside the loop
//This program is for creating a report on business expenses.
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
#include <new>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
//variable declerations
int empNum = 0;
int itemNum = 0;
int empCount = 0;
int itemCount = 0;
string *employee;
string *item;
//ask for number of employees, then have user input employees
cout << "How many employees do you wish to see expenses for? ";
cin >> empNum;
//dynamic memory for employee names
employee = new string[empNum];
for(empCount = 0; empCount < empNum; empCount++)
{
cout << "enter employee name: ";
cin >> employee[empCount];
}
cout << "you entered: ";
for(empCount = 0; empCount < empNum; empCount++)
{
cout << employee[empCount] << ", ";
delete[] employee;
}
return 0;
}
and now i can enter all the names, but when it goes to display them, it displays the first, and then crashes...
Because you deleted the array after the first print.
This is a thread that I found on another website I post at. It can be really really interesting. I thought it deserved a place here.
Post your random thoughts for the day here, or anything else that intrigues you.
For starters, is it possible to give constructive critism to someone who doesn't have a neck? I totally just walked by a girl who didn't. Someone isn't getting a necklace for Valentines day!
And who decided black and white can't be colors? I want to say a racist. I really do.
