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Re: ehehehe.. You post more than 1000 lines of code, and expect people to be able to see what the issue is? Please.. Redo your question, post relevant code, and then, and I talk for myself, I'll look at it. Just a good piece of advice. | |
Re: Are you accidentally hitting the touch-pad on your laptop when you're writing? That's most likely it ^^ | |
Re: What? Why are people on DaniWeb so bad at defining their problems? Do you wish to make a program that takes a variable amount of integers, and upon asked, tell the user how many combinations there are to sort them? Or do you wish to make a program that takes … | |
Re: How about throwing any guess the user makes into an ArrayList? That way, you can easily fetch amount of tries by running a `myArrayList.size()` (returns an integer on how big the arraylist is). And every time the user attempts to make a guess, their guess is checked against the arraylist … | |
Re: Well, for starters. What do you mean with turning your program into a string? As for the negative-number check. You could either consider doing a `Math.abs` on the input for sanitazion, or create an if-statement around the `cin`, to check if the number provided is higher than 0. | |
Re: > (Or if you want harder to read code ... Why would you even suggest that? ... Like he said, the compiler has **no clue** what you're doing here: `++= val;` .. The proper syntax to add **One** to your `val`-variable is to use `val++;` In another case, you might … | |
Re: Well, SoundPlayer does not have an inbuilt pause/resume method, so you'd have to use another library if you're allowed to do so. If I may, I would advice using DirectX to play the audio file, although a bit more complex, it has the functionality you need. There is some more … | |
Re: As far as I know, it can not be done. http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vbgeneral/thread/ca257f22-115e-43f2-a28d-c806c81061b7/ Here's some more reading on your issue, and consider using NDde to extract the URL of the current tab. | |
Re: Go here and read up on if-statements, it's really easy to do what you want: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/if.html If you aren't into regex. |
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