no, no :) I can do the second thing, infact I did that as soon as I read what you posted. However I mean I don't know how to do the first option... Sorry for not showing it's on a button, I didn't...
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no, no :) I can do the second thing, infact I did that as soon as I read what you posted. However I mean I don't know how to do the first option... Sorry for not showing it's on a button, I didn't...
i'm not sure how to do that... i'm really new to C
Hi guys,
Still working on my calculator... now the problem I face is when you press the buttons...
this is how it works...
switch (number)
{
case 0:
Woo hoo I got it! :D:D
incase anyone cares:
totals = [calculation calculateValue:number1 with:number2 calcType:type];
is the cocoa way to send values to a controller :P it probably...
No, the switch statement is fine,
It's just the statement i'm using to TRY and send 3 values to my calculation controller....
totals = [Calculate: number1 number2 type]; // This is clearly...
Haha hmm, well it's Objective-C using Cocoa, I guess it's not standard C the way you're used to it...
Hey guys :)
I'm really new to C coding, only been doing it a day or so... but i'm trying to create a calculator, I've never been able to really figure a way out of doing it properly before, so I...