Well it turns out my prediction was pretty much right... And at least I let him know I'm no expert in that area, but at least I offered what I know to help.

I'm not too sure about the C# console as I only use C# for windows apps and as code-behind in an ASP web apps. But perhaps it is returning a character array, which when cast to an int causes some...

I am not too sure what the actual question is, nor do I have time to look through all that code and decide what you may be having problems with. I'm not too sure what you are confused with regarding...

Here's a quick, simple solution:


//assume iArray is an array of numbers, and ARRAY_SIZE is the size of it
int iFind = 2; //the number to look for repetitions of
int iCurrent = 0;
int iCount =...

Sockets can be a bit challenging of a concept at first, mostly because in order to make an asynchonous connection, a certain degree of multi-threading must be used. The socket class will handle the...

That is...incredibly specific. You'll have much better chances contacting the manufacturer. As for the actual printing, here's some snippets from a barcode assignment i did a while back. In no...

lol

You can't expect your code to do things you don't tell it to do. If you need to remember things, it will need to be saved to some form of media. The simplest form of this would be a textfile. ...

lol. So you DO have ideas? You just don't understand the content?

I dont think that vb would compile. Each if is lacking an endif, which makes reading it pretty difficult. Also, i have no idea what linebuffer is or ConnID - I'm assuming ConnID is a reference to...

Try passing the string by reference. In this case, just do this:


private void Combobox1_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
runstylize(lCombobox1, ref...

You will have to read in the file in binary mode, which means you will have to know which object(s) the file contains so that it can be dumped into the proper class/datatype.

Is this for a website of yours? Or just in general? If it is yours, then when you run the script for loggon (probably php) have the script update a file with an incremented number of users, and...

Hi, I'm working on a client-server game app involving asyncronous recieving and syncronous sending. Every time a key state changes, the client is to send a state frame to the server. The problem...

Google it (http://tinyurl.com/aw9rhj)

Haha yeah that's what I meant. I guess not everyone started in the realm of c++. If you did, you would have great respect for many of the features in c#, but also great dissapointment in the speed...

string s = int.parse(numberValue);


Works great.
I too was very confused when I first saw members to an int datatype...

Ahh I figuired it out. Structs are weird in c#, as opposed to C++

I'm making an asteroids clone game, using GDI+ in C#. I don't understand why the asteroids wont move. They are supposed to rotate based on a member indicating rotation angle, and move in a...

Lol sorry that's right. I'm pretty sure I implemented it the correct way, since I just typed that off the top of my head (I didn't have my notes =( ). The point is, that the width of the border is...

Yeah the scaling factor was fine, it was those damn borders that I couldn't calculate. But it turns out they are calculatable, since they are what causes the aspect ratio to stay the same.
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It moves when the window is resized to zoom. I think I have it figuired out (after about a page of math). Still not perfect though. The problem is that I CAN find where I clicked within the...

The algorithm is perfectly fine, it's feeding it the location (a mouse click) that is my problem. I can't capture the location (x, y) on the actual picture itself. Here's an example, I had an image...

I'm trying to right a red-eye reduction algorithm for an assignment at school. The user is asked to click on 2 eyes in an image, then the algorithm takes over and corrects the redness. The...