arrays and pointers & Tango

[Nick B]

Denis Koroskin wrote:
> On Mon, 08 Sep 2008 15:19:25 +0400, Nick B <nick.barbalich at gmail.com> 
> wrote:
> 
>> Lars Ivar Igesund wrote:
>>> Nick B wrote:
>>>
>>>> bearophile wrote:
>>>>> Nick B:
>>>>> But in most situations you don't want that.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> to show the relationships between the strings, like as follows:
>>>>> I don't understand.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Is this possible using Tango ?
>>>>> I think Tango or Phobos matter little for this, but I can't be sure
>>>>> because I haven't understood what you want. You can also try the #d or
>>>>> #d.tango IRC channels, where you can ask things with more 
>>>>> interactivity.
>>>>>
>>>>  >  where can i find the #d.tango IRC channel ?  What tool do I use to
>>>> access it ?   when are most people on the IRC channel ?
>>>>
>>>> thanks
>>>  Use an IRC client - for example mIRC or xchat. Search and you will 
>>> find a
>>> multitude of options.
>>>  Connect to irc.freenode.org, and when there join the #d.tango 
>>> channel. You
>>> will find people there all day round, but European and US day/evening 
>>> time
>>> is probably the most active.
>>>
>> Lars
>>
>> I did as you suggested. I have downloaded mIRC and installed it,
>> but when I installed it and go to #d.tango  there is no one there !
>> This may because of the  difference in time zone, living in New 
>> Zealand.   This means I'm 20 hours  behind california, 17 hours behind 
>> new york, 12 hours behind england, and 11 hours behind Germany. It 
>> does not make it easy.
>> Is there any way to open a session and leave it open, so that I can at 
>> least see what is being discussed.
>> Also, how can i verify that I am at the right place ?
>>
>> regards
>>
>> Nick B
>> y
> 
> Try getting the list of existing channels and pick d.tango from there. 
> There is 56 user in the channel right now.
  does the channel have a number or something ? there are so many !