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Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 8:30 pm
by evo
Try this instead of the strcmp

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if (core::stringw("screenx") == xml->getNodeName())

Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 8:47 pm
by hybrid
Sudi wrote:Thanks hybrid but u aren't helping
This ain't funny anymore, #?!%$ :evil:
Do you really think that I am to write your program from scratch? I gave you lots of advice so here's the one I shouldd have started with:
Go and learn to program. Don't come back before you learned to debug your apps. Or ask GFXstyler, he might find the correct words better than me.

Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 6:35 pm
by sudi
Sry hybrid i didn't mean to offend u. but it was like crazy i used the exact code from the tutorial and it didn't work! so i thought maybe someone here could type just the one line of code so that it works. and just to let u know i'm able to programm that's why i now wrote my own config parser for textfiles, and that works how i expect it to work....but when i started i thought maybe its better and of course less time intensive to use tool which are already made for such a job.
Oh and to get back to the point....Sry for my last post!

Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 9:04 pm
by hybrid
Ok, monday was a hard day for me as well. I'd probably have read your post different otherwise. So back to the works!
There had been some posts about parsers for typical windows config files in the project forum. Did you check whether the IrrXML 1.2 API did some changes which could have helped? There had been another thread these days complaining about failig string comparisons.