I must say I'm amazed by all the bickering and flaming over here. I was actually hoping programmers would be different, but some of you proved me wrong. Shame on you.
If you do critici someone, do...
Type: Posts; User: Mbrio
I must say I'm amazed by all the bickering and flaming over here. I was actually hoping programmers would be different, but some of you proved me wrong. Shame on you.
If you do critici someone, do...
riddle: don't have a clue.. a german?
The dutch and the Americans actually do have a lot in common. You know that New York used to be New Amsterdam and Brooklyn comes from the dutch town...
I beleive the bill actually covers code, not just programs. So that would include html too. But I wonder wether there is such a thing as copy protection for html... I don't think so.
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For those who don't live in the US (including me) it might have implications aswell. Especially Europe has a lot of treaties with America thru wich the US could enforce these laws beyond its...
Just to be a bit more contsructive, try this:
#include <iostream.h>
int loop()
{
int a;
char b, c;
I mean, experience points and golden coins. U know, the things u get after you've won a battle.
Bitshifting: >> and <<, just look it up. Its an operator.
Hy there, like the game. I encountered some bugs though.
1) I accidentally pressed ` in the spellshop and it crashed.
2) After gaining level 3, my point and coin upgrades didn't register. So I...
Read and weap people:
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,51274,00.html
I'm still shaking in terror. Please give your comments.
i guess u should check whether u are allowed to move before you try to do it. in short: if not then stop else move...
And now that I've taken the time to look at Isometrics source I must point out that this is in no sense anything like the AI suggested by Silentsharp. What he's talking about is a Turing Machine, a...
samG, I think isometric is ignoring you... :)
btw, nothing wrong with the sig. I say...
First tell us what it is you don't understand, then someone might be able to help you. If you don't know what you don't understand, go read some more tutorials/books.
Hy there,
I'm reading about strings right now and the book I'm using only covers c-style string. It does mention c++-style strings, but it doesn't go into it. Allthough c-style strings seem to be...
:) (we probably should stop using this board as a messenging program...)
Nice work. Thumbs up!:D
Heh samG, can't compile it man. :confused:
Yeah well, i'm an interaction designer. I aim to please:)
Well I thought of being a bit more constructive here, so I went ahead and added some to what samGwilliam made:
#include <iostream.h>
int main()
{
Jeez dude, this is lame. I just started on C++ 5 days ago and I could have dreamt up that code in a sec... I sure as hell hope for you you're gonna catch on a bit quicker.:rolleyes:
I can't help you with the time.h (just started using cpp...:p )
But I would like to comment on the graphix part. It's not really the matter whether it be more worth it, its just worth it for you I...
Thanks for the suggestion, looks good.
rmullen3: you are my saviour. thanks a lot. it works. :))) happy happy joyjoy. i've been working on this for hours now and you just gave me the right push in the right direction. thanks!
I didn't think it was possible to do it in the first place, but since Sorensen mentioned it, he made me think otherwise.
But since I'm not really going anywhere with this I guess, I'll just start...
Hye, is't me again.
I've been trying to declare an array of several obj's (2 infact...). But it doesn't seem to be possible to do that either...
my code:
int main()
{
int objs[2];
Can't get it to work with an array either. Right now I have this:
int main()
{
char objs[99];
int i;
for (i = 0; i < 100;i++)
{
obj objs[i];