[2010-04-23 01:08:15 UTC]	<phoenix_r>	WEEZY F BABY IS FUCKING AMAZING
[2010-04-23 01:08:19 UTC]	<phoenix_r>	YOU TAKE THAT BACK
[2010-04-23 01:08:22 UTC]	<phoenix_r>	well....
[2010-04-23 01:08:39 UTC]	<phoenix_r>	http://morningbounce.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/lil-wayne-kiss-baby-the-birdman.jpg
[2010-04-23 01:09:08 UTC]	<phoenix_r>	i've been streaming kugs at work lately, then emailing myself a list of shit to download when I get home
[2010-04-23 15:53:47 UTC]	<Rockbomb>	I have a nooby question... When I'm debugging in visual C+  and I get an error, how do I tell which line its on? I know I saw it somewhere before but now I can't find it :S
[2010-04-23 16:12:19 UTC]	<Rockbomb>	Hmmm, I think I figured out what I did wrong. But it'd still be nice to know if it points to which line there is an error on.
[2010-04-23 16:21:28 UTC]	<Rockbomb>	Ok, I restarted my project and got everything working, and found the lines where errors are and fixed them. Now I can't get it to pause without closing :/
[2010-04-23 16:22:21 UTC]	<Rockbomb>	I used "cin.get();", that should make it pause, right?
[2010-04-23 16:29:26 UTC]	<Rockbomb>	Here's my code http://pastebin.com/heH9P2ux
[2010-04-23 16:47:11 UTC]	<Rockbomb>	Hmmm... system("pause>nul"); works, but now my program is limited to windows... why doesn't cin.get(); work?
[2010-04-23 23:16:49 UTC]	<superjer>	not super sure about c+  but you could try:
[2010-04-23 23:17:53 UTC]	<superjer>	cout << "Press a to continue . . .\n";
[2010-04-23 23:18:10 UTC]	<superjer>	while( cin.get() != 'a' )
[2010-04-23 23:18:12 UTC]	<superjer>	;
[2010-04-23 23:20:43 UTC]	<superjer>	because it might not appear to be working due to buffered data that's already in stdin