[lug] any c++ developers?

[lpotter]

At 13:42 6/30/2001 -0600, you wrote:

>It depends on what the problem is. What is the question? Otherwise I
>have to answer "42".

:D

I'm looking for a work around until qt 3 comes out, I suppose (unless they 
haven't fixed it yet).
I am using QT's http code, that's not quite ready for prime time yet, and 
when downloading anything using it, it outputs the servers response with 
the file, as an array of bytes. I can't quite figure out how to delete, or 
remove, or not write to disk the first bytes up till a "\n\n" gets there. 
Such as removing the first 61 bytes of the 
array/file/stream/bytes/bits/electrotronic gizmos.
I thought about just writing a temp file, closing it, opening it again and 
just not read the first bytes up to "\n\n", and writing it as my file. But 
that seems wasteful.
I am just brain dead on this one.


thanks-
ljp