Elysia
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Elysia
Helpfulness: 1/10
Attitude: ........ty, unbecoming, unhelpful
Additional notes: Easily upset for no apparent reason other than "newbies" making mistakes. . . . . . like what he/she...
Thank you for inadvertently assisting me through a long, drawn-out and needless set of comments to the answer of my problem. Perhaps you should compare my comment to an int as you would clearly...
Thank you for the reply and the tip. I've only showed those snippets because the problem only started to occur once I started separating the code into different files. For confirmation, I will post...
Been a long time since using C++ but the error/message I keep getting is from Windows. Add in the fact that my program is working ( mostly ) then I can only assume that it's something completely...
Yeah, talk about blown out of proportion. Especially considering the fact that it was the students (as I've read) that proposed the name. Granted that it may have upset some people but comon, even if...
I'm also using Dev-C++ but I've never used make.exe before so I'm not too sure how much this is going to help.
I'm relatively familiar with the file functions (fopen(), etc) and I know that with...
Now that is what I'm talking about, using an actual line of code to link the program with the library (all without creating a project). Okay, so this can be done in visual studio, any1 know if this...
I'm not sure if this would work for your compiler (it does for Dev-C++) but why not use
if (kbhit())
{
input = getch(); //or whatever variable for 'input'
if statements for keys...
Lol, although, fortunately for me though, my problem seemed to be easier than yours :D
But still, while we are off topic, does anyone have any ideas how one would (with Dev-C++) manually (as in,...
Okay, thanks all. It's working now... now I have yet to figure out another problem ;)
Okay, I'll try that, but to change just a single variable, would I just use my previous code or would I have to do something else?
struct ship
{
char name[20];
int hull;
int shields;
int torp_str;
int phaser_str;
} standard, current, created;;
Okay, I'm currently trying to make a program that uses structures. I've used the help document provided by the complier to give it a try and I know that I've done most of it right. The problem though...
#pragma comment(lib, "whatever.lib")
This doesn't seem to work...
Yes, I've already heard that before. Is there a way though (or an easy way) of connecting the program with the resource...
Okay, so, using Dev-C++, I've downloaded a library that I'd like to use (has some functions in it that could make life alot easier).
The problem comes to be that I don't know how to link the...
Thanks for the suggestion.
I'm just working on making it alot more of a variable matrix (and finding simple limitations such as it can't be bigger than 10X10 for some reason, oh well).
Hope to...
lol, figures how a simple thing can make everything else not work. Thanks a bundle. It works now.
I'll try and remember that next time I ever decide to use strings.
Thanks.
This may seem like kind of a tall order but I've been running into problems with a program I've been working on and I've been unable to figure out why some of the things go wrong... particularly when...