//------------------------------------------ // sample program //------------------------------------------ int main() { // again returning to normal values of the data items
strcpy(ip.userip," ");
ip.keyno=-1;
ip.keyfound=0;
fflush(stdin);
gets(ip.userip);
strcpy(ip.userip,strupr(ip.userip)); // end of while
bye.quit_display_resp(RanNum(null_resp.getcount()));
cout<<endl;
display_line();
cout<<"\t\t\tIMPORTANT\n\nPlease note that the current functionality and \
features of this program are very limited and they are just for \
accompanying the article that I posted on Planet Source Code. If you want \
to make this program more intelligent, make entries in Eliza.Dat file. \
\n You can also increase the string manipulation power of the program, \
like considering multiple lines from the user, etc. I had written this code in 1 1/2 hr. \
just to make it more easier for the readers of my article about what is \
happening.\n\n HOW SMART YOU MAKE YOUR ELIZA DEPENDS ON HOW FAR YOU EXTEND \ THIS PROGRAM. THERE IS PRACTICALLY NO LIMIT ! \n\n\n\ THIS CODE IS THE MINIMAL WORKING SKELETON !!\n\n";
display_line();
getch();
}
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