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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Display the contents of an array Post 302253212 by RossMc on Friday 31st of October 2008 07:32:27 AM
Old 10-31-2008
Display the contents of an array

Hi i have just registered

So i am at university studying forensic computing and we have to learn c++

i have never done anything with c++ before and i am abit stuck

i need to create a programme to display the contents of an array of characters forwards and in reverse

Can anyone help me with were to start?

So far all i have got is #include <iostream> lol
 

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TV_SPLIT(1p)						User Contributed Perl Documentation					      TV_SPLIT(1p)

NAME
tv_split - Split XMLTV listings into separate files by date and channel. SYNOPSIS
tv_split --output TEMPLATE [FILE...] DESCRIPTION
Read XMLTV listings and split them into some number of output files. The output file chosen for each programme is given by substitutions on the filename template supplied. You can split listings by time and by channel. The TEMPLATE is a filename but substitutions are applied: first %channel is replaced with the id of a programme's channel, and then Date::Manip substitutions (which broadly follow date(1)) are applied based on the start time of each programme. In this way each programme is written to a particular output file. When an output file is created it will also contain all the channel elements from the input. One or more input files can be given; if more than one then they are concatenated in the same way as tv_cat. If no input files are given then standard input is read. EXAMPLE
Use "tv_split --output %channel-%Y%m%d.xml" to separate standard input into separate files for each day and channel. The files will be created with names like bbc1.bbc.co.uk-20020330.xml. SEE ALSO
Date::Manip(3). AUTHOR
Ed Avis, ed@membled.com. perl v5.14.2 2004-01-20 TV_SPLIT(1p)
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