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JENOVA_SHINRA 14-Sep-15 3:49am View

There ;)

JENOVA_SHINRA 12-Sep-15 10:31am View

Yes
Thanks to your advice.

JENOVA_SHINRA 10-Sep-15 7:55am View

Thanks anyway ;)

JENOVA_SHINRA 10-Sep-15 4:06am View

Thanks so much... It really worked.

JENOVA_SHINRA 10-Sep-15 3:52am View

This is how NS2 creates it :
int command(int, const char *const *);
and this is how it uses it :
AODV::command(int argc, const char*const* argv) {

JENOVA_SHINRA 10-Sep-15 3:44am View

I just wanted to create a entry like i saw in NS2...
I saw in NS2 that so many variables has been created like that.

JENOVA_SHINRA 10-Sep-15 3:12am View

Thanks to all of you...
You where right, i was wrong about this...

JENOVA_SHINRA 9-Sep-15 10:32am View

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Thanks for your advice but i don't have any problem with printing it i just have problem with referencing it...

JENOVA_SHINRA 9-Sep-15 9:18am View

This is my problem :
SO << "\n" << error.ERROR(ERROR1002) << "\033[4m" << NUM_NODE << "\n\033[0m";
as you see i used ERROR1002 that contains both string an integer but The ERROR() has been created like this :
std::string ERROR(char*) const;
so the ERROR() only can get string variables not something like ERROR1002.
It have to be exactly std::string.
I wanted to know if there is a way to create another variable to put the ERROR1002 in the new variable?
i have tried something like it but it didn't work.

JENOVA_SHINRA 2-Sep-15 15:34pm View

Thanks for explaining...
That worked just fine.

JENOVA_SHINRA 1-Sep-15 10:38am View

OkSorry i just wanted that people see it.
I won't repeat again.

JENOVA_SHINRA 1-Sep-15 10:36am View

My teacher says that as well but i still don't understand how to debug that shows every value and parameters of functions.
will you teach me how to debug as you said?

JENOVA_SHINRA 1-Sep-15 9:43am View

I already know about that and i have created the class like so :

NODE node[INN+1]

My only problem is about the innermost if that doesn't work so perfect.
but thanks for your advice.

JENOVA_SHINRA 1-Sep-15 9:40am View

The second if will search for those nodes that are in the current node's radio range...
The radio range is set on 35 so each node's radio range will be from -35 to 35... Thats what it does.

JENOVA_SHINRA 1-Sep-15 9:05am View

Yes i did but it had no warning about the code

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