It doesn't appear to work right with relative URLs. For example, it's trying to access http://cssgen-e.php/?colorscheme=purple (cssgen-e.php is a CSS-generating PHP file that makes separate CSS for...

http://whosn2.com

A friend of mine and I were ranting on MySpace and figured we could do better. Here's our attempt: tell us how you like it.

(Feels good to be back on DW again. Haven't posted...

Are you sure the server is running? (check the obvious first :-)

Also check the order of the arguments to mysql_connect - it's server, user, password. (I somehow manage to forget that every single...

If I have a string like this:

blah
test



asdf

I have a DokuWiki page that I'd like to display some SVN info on. We're currently doing this by manually updating the page contents whenever we commit. But I'd like to do this dynamically so we don't...

...it's not a program, this is the kernel.

No, I'm using GCC for now. But the point is it doesn't matter what's *supposed* to be readonly, because nothing enforces that once it's running :)

Got it!
For anyone googling for this, here's the code I used:

char tmpbuf[1024];
char retval[256];

char *strsplit(const char *str, char splitchar, int token_num)
{
strcpy(str, tmpbuf);

Use HTTP or FTP or something :)
(unless WF blocks those too. I wouldn't be surprised.)

Actually, all memory is marked writable, mainly because I was too lazy to look up the bits to set for read-only memory :-) Keep in mind:



Sorry, forgot to include that part.
char line[1024];...

I tried writing a string splitter for my little operating system based on http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet318.html but it didn't quite work. Here's my code:


// BTW, this will eventually...

Hmm, got it now. Dunno what I was thinking using 2 stacks like that :P

cscgal:
#include <stdlib.h> // malloc()
Um, I don't have a malloc :P Thanks anyway.

OK, I dug up an old thread about doing it with 2 stacks. Here's what I came up with from that:

// ***...

Really? I didn't know :P (jk)


Hmm, googling for a filename. I need to remember that one ;)

Any idea how to implement a FIFO queue of chars in C? It doesn't need to be too fancy, just a fixed size (say 256 chars) and can't use any library functions (this is for a hobby OS kernel I'm...

OK, just got that working. Turns out I was reading into the buffer wrong. Now I have another problem. This *should* be 512 bytes, I added it up myself. But sizeof() gives me 516, and I get some...

First let me point out that this is not homework, it's just something I'm doing because I'm bored ;-)
I'm trying to get my little hobby operating system to read from the hard disk. So far all I can...

1) cat random things into /dev/dsp
(edit: forgot to say turn on your speakers first)
Some of my favorites:

cat /boot/vmlinuz-VERSION >> /dev/dsp
cat /dev/urandom >> /dev/dsp
cat /lib/modules/*...

Gentoo is for experts and people who like to recompile the wheel and all its dependencies. However, it is faster. If you're not a novice with Linux I would recommend Gentoo. (although it compiles...

First of all, this is the BASIC forum. In case you didn't know, BASIC is a programming language, not a Partition Magic component or something.

As for the actual problem, try a virus scan.

A BIOS flash probably wouldn't help.

-Is your monitor plugged in tightly?
-Did your computer used to beep while it was booting? If so does it still do that? (some newer computers don't)
-Just...

Also, try opening up Run and typing sfc /scannow.

Filter out the red, green, and blue and then put them together.

Oh, and you can't have 332 blue in a green pixel - not only would that be more blue than green, the numbers are only supposed to go...

Try setMinimumSize().

As for the dots, you mean the thing that looks like this?

< Removed - My ascii art kind of sucks :P >
I think you'd have to draw that yourself though.

I'd recommend changing that to String record;. Once you create a String, even if it's null, you can't change it - they're immutable. String record; will tell the app that a String called record will...

Something like BusyBox perhaps?

Oh, and *please* come up witha better title next time.

"...and is responsible for development and development of Mozilla products."
They sure do develop a lot, eh? ;-)

Anyway, I wonder what new features it has...

The bin, boot, etc. directories are the filesystem. To get to, say, your windows hard drive, open up a terminal and type:
mkdir /mnt/windows
sudo mount -t auto -o rw,user /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows...

I may consider converting to SMF now. I recently lost my DB, so it won't be much of a problem since only 3 users have re-registered since. :)

Edit: Sorry, I just bumped a really old topic.

This isn't the best place to ask questions like this, but:
sixty_9cents: Don't download anything like that, it's just asking for a virus.
eltommyo: Use IRC and PircBot. :)

On the original...

NM, solved. Use OSLib. :)

But then again, when was the last time you saw a web host with PHP5?

I've been trying to compile OSKit under Cygwin. It gave me a bunch of errors, most of which I fixed. I can't fix this one though:

/*
* Copyright (c) 1996-2000 University of Utah and the Flux...

w00t

I believe Dani programmed that herself. If this is just a blog for you and not others, try http://fireblog.berlios.de. It's what I use on my site as a CMS :)

InvisionFree only lets you use mods they install. Have you tried EasyMOD?

Categories Hierarchy...

Thanks! :)

-Can I have my name changed to mmiikkee12 so it will be like all the other forums I use?
-Can I be a moderator? (probably not but worth a try :P )

200+ here :)

I like to get people to do things (like sign up at some site so I have an extra referral) and tell them they get a "special prize" if they do. Then I ask for their email and send them...