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Hi, Ever since I upgraded from Tiger to Snow Leopard, I cannot print in color. It will print but only in black and white. I use a Dell 5100cn color laser printer. I have contacted Dell and of course there is no known time frame for a release of a … |
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My MacBook Pro 4,1 doesn't want to load OS (can't find it) and displays the blinking folder with a question mark. I have tried everything I found on the forums. Mac does recognise hdd. I could copy all file from my hdd to remote hdd using terminal. However still every … |
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Just as the title. I want to store some strings inside the program, and later I may store them(the string) in a text file. And I do not want duplicating strings. As I learned from school, I should use a hash table for it, but I may build a bad … |
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Hello, I've had some problems converting a string into a char. I've tried many, many things, but it didn't seem to work. I'll post the code below: [code] char filename[1024]; char* url; string sUrl; HINTERNET hINet, hFile; hINet = InternetOpen("InetURL/1.0", INTERNET_OPEN_TYPE_PRECONFIG, NULL, NULL, 0 ); if ( !hINet ) { … |
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Stuck again. could use some help from the community. [CODE]// This program accepts a height and a radius from the user // It uses a subroutine to calculate the volume of the cone // The formula is v = (3.14 * r * r * h)/3 public class Midterm { … |
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I was planning on taking a program regarding haskell, but I don't know if its the good thing.. I mean... some said its like out of style ... I am still searching and trying to know if I need it ... or if I need to learn more about functional … |
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I am tring to convert std:string to char* in several way, however non of these work: first way: [CODE] char* c_levelMapFile = new char[levelMapFile.length() + 1]; strcpy(c_levelMapFile, levelMapFile.c_str()); ifstream myfile(c_levelMapFile); myfile.is_open(); // returns false [/CODE] second way: [CODE] const char* c_levelMapFile = levelMapFile.append("\0"); ifstream myfile(c_levelMapFile); myfile.is_open(); // returns false [/CODE] … |
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Hello! I use a Mac; however, I downloaded an avi file that uses the Indeo 4 (IV41) codec which is unavailable for Macs. Do you know of a software program that can convert the file (re-encode? if that's the proper term...) to another codec that will allow me to view … |
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i want to create Java program that accepts 3 numbers (num1, num2, num3) and sort them in ascending and descending order. Example: Enter num1: 8 Enter num2: 3 Enter num3: 9 Ascending: 3, 8, 9 Descending: 9,8,3 can anyone help me for this (sorry for my bad English) |
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Can someone please explaon the difference of the above action listeners?? it seems like they both do the same thing - that is close a frame/window. big help thank you |
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I am creating a game like the text-based game Zorg using a console program. However, I don't know how to create a save file. How can I do this using the player's name to restore the variables I need? |
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Hey, I'm working on a problem and what I need the program to do is to add up the numbers in the array NOT add up how many numbers there are. There are 5 total numbers that a user will input. The counting of the numbers will be in a … |
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I finally got it in order for smooth compilation, but nothing gets converted [CODE] import java.util.Scanner; public class nizadi_Lab8 { public static void main(String[] args) { if(args.length > 0) { try { Integer.parseInt(args[0]); } catch(NumberFormatException f) { System.out.println("wrong format"); } } else { System.out.println("no arg"); } } public int printBin(int … |
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Alright I've pretty much exhausted all other sources of information and still can't seen to understand how to do this, so here is my question: I have a program that loads up a txt file, then displays a menu and allows people to choose options from that menu. If they … |