Frank Masingill wrote in a message to All:
 FM>    int IWantTo, IDontWantTo;
 FM>    IWantTo = 0; IDontWantTo = 1;
What's the purpose of having two different variables for this ? You should 
check for IDontWantTo as !IWantTo (or vice versa of course).
 FM>    if(IWantTo)
 FM>    {
 FM>       cout << IWantTo << endl;
 FM>       return IWantTo;
 FM>    }
 FM>    else
 FM>    if(IDontWantTo)
And change this to a simple else.
 FM>    {
 FM>       cout << IDontWantTo << endl;
 FM>       return IDontWantTo;
 FM>    }
 FM> }
greetings,
Tom
tomtorfs@village.uunet.be
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