simple C++ functions

melvik · July 17th, 2004, 09:58 AM

SALAM Mehdi:
well I simulated Ord() function using .NET classes & I do believe that opposite could be possible but I dont know that yet!
When we cant do something it doesnt show that its impossible! isnt it!;)
I went the way u suggested, but its not THE WAY!
Im sure there is a way & Im looking for that! acctually I did something but still useless

Tnx for ur Time.

Always:),
Hovik Melkomian.

mehdi62b · July 18th, 2004, 02:03 AM

SALAM Hovik
The way I suggested you do evry thing manualy without dealing with .NET classe
I cant get if it has the same algorithm you want it should work fine.
in my way you convert ASCII to UNICODE manualy(without using .NET classes) according to a
table mapping between UNICODE for Farsi characters(1588'Ã') and ASCI code for Englih characters(97'a')
now I have a question from you,
in your Ord simulation function when for example you give the function 'Ã',what you get?
you get 1588 or 91(decimal) or something else?
Hovik,please tell me more about your Ord() simulation or write the code here
I don't know what your simulation implements exactly(I mean what it receives and what it gives out)
and also I don't know how you converted a UNICODE character outside the ASCII range('Ã')to
a ASCI character correctly with using .NET classe like Encoding and ...(I think it is impossible due to the loss of data)
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"Hovik to ro khoda ye khorde vasam bishtar begoo asan man nemidoonam to daghighan mikhay chi kar bokoni
age in simulation function ro inja bezari baz ye chizi halim mishe"
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Mahdi
I'm waiting for your better idea.

melvik · July 18th, 2004, 08:09 AM

Dear Mehdi: Tnx for ur response & time, but I dont wanna do it Manually! cuz Im sure there is a way for that & as I said before, what ever we cant do doesnt mean there is no way for that!

Right now Im busy with another problem so I dont go much in detail of that. sorry & tnx again.

Oh by the way, my ord function is like:

Code:

private byte Ord(char c)
{
    Encoding enc = Encoding.GetEncoding(1256);
    byte[] buffer = enc.GetBytes(c.ToString());
    return buffer[0];
}

Dont u believe there should be way for my [u]Chr()</u>?!

Always:),
Hovik Melkomian.

mehdi62b · July 18th, 2004, 05:38 PM

I still think its impossible!!!:D:D:D becuase in convertion from UNICODE to ASCII there will be loss of data for characters out of the ASCII range
I didn't see any difference between these only three lines you wrote and a instruction
like (int)charVaribale....
some philosophic lessons!!!!
this sentence you write evry time for me "what ever we cant do doesnt mean there is no way for that!"
isn't right under evry situation.....
anyway inform me if you find the solution ....
Always be happy Hovik

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Mehdi
I'm waiting for your better idea.

melvik · July 20th, 2004, 06:33 AM

YUH YUH I did it!

;)

:D:)
[u]in all situations</u> Nothing is impossible

Always:),
Hovik Melkomian.

mehdi62b · July 20th, 2004, 10:21 AM

haaah
Congratulations...
but I still believe "in all situations Evrything is possible" not "in all situations Nothing is impossible"!!!
LOOOOOOOL
Tell me how,I want to see if it is the same as I expected.(just copy/paste your code)

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Mehdi
I'm waiting for your better idea.