Posts by jwenting

sadly there are a LOT of professional marketeers here. They're all in the business of generating accounts for their spambots to flood the forums with link spam.
It's no doubt well known by now that Daniweb endorses link spam in signatures and won't do anything about it, so ever more will flock here knowing their messages won't be deleted and will turn up on Google searches for years to come.

Well .. are there any real numbers between 0 and 1?I thought there were only rational numbers.

Effectively the same thing when talking computers.

what's wrong with it to start with is the lack of code tags and formatting. Everything else is irrelevant as that means the code won't get read.

The article I posted explained how Goldman Sachs has been intentionally and illegally exploiting financial markets for profit.

Which is completely and utterly BS.
They were duped as was everyone else.

Perhaps my level of sarcasm wasn't adequately represented in my reply. :)

you really think OP knows what a Cantor set is?

Go for Oracle , version 10g supports 8 million terabytes.

I think that would be enough for all your data.

yah, but iz no free to download from p2p network!

It's theoretically impossible for a computer with limited bit depth and memory to represent ALL real numbers in any specific interval.
Ergo, it is theoretically impossible to complete this challenge successfully.

read the JDK documentation

and what do you think to achieve with those questions?
What possible use could you have of the answers (especially as you have no way to verify them)?

too lazy to even cut and paste your homework assignment?

I'm way too busy to open attachments (not to mention paranoid).

I wonder what your (former) employers would have to say about you taking all the code you wrote for them and storing it for future use in other projects they're not getting paid for.

well, it involves a lot more THAN knowing formulas.

I'd start with writing datastructures and associated methods for 3D and 4D mathematics.
All those pesky matrix and vector things that you're going to need a LOT when doing your physics engine.
Test it, optimise the heck out of it, because if it's not bugfree and blazing fast you're going to be in serious trouble down the line.

Then start thinking about how you're going to be presenting the input for your physics engine to the engine, and how you'd want the results in an application independent way.

You'll likely end up with a combination of structs, classes, and loose functions.

This is a known bug when someone posts an enormous amount of code (over 1000 lines or something). We hope to see it resolved when the new lay-out rolls-out somewhere this year.

shh!!!
you had to ruin the joke :(

NoCodeTagError at line 1, program terminated

If the cook spits into the food and the waitress puts her finger into the soup, I usually pay only a 5% tip.

if they do that I pay nothing at all, except the seconds for a phone call to the police.
They'd be doing something that looses them their business license, and I'd have no qualms helping them loose it.

Too bad there isn't a count of the quality of a post.

number of replies is often a good indicator. Very low AND very high numbers indicate bad posts.

Anyway, Narue's prediction has come true. Getting an error posting indicating memory has indeed now run out:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 4864 bytes) in /home/daniweb/httpdocs/forums/includes/class_bbcode.php(172) : eval()'d code on line 1

If the cook spits into the food and the waitress puts her finger into the soup, I usually pay only a 5% tip.

if they do that I pay nothing at all, except the seconds for a phone call to the police.
They'd be doing something that looses them their business license, and I'd have no qualms helping them loose it.

Too bad there isn't a count of the quality of a post.

number of replies is often a good indicator. Very low AND very high numbers indicate bad posts.

is this your first day on the interwebs?

how hard is this?

no, just an empty cranium.

Failure to read the material?

The stuff your teacher told you to get before the start of the term, you twit.

and you're asking that question on a site where 90% of the population are homework kiddos who never do anything at all except dump their assignments here and then get angry when they don't get a solution to turn in as their own in 5 seconds?

"refuses to work" is neither a runtime nor a compile time error.
What error are you actually getting (if any)?
And if none, why do you think you're getting none?

so either it's encrypted, a different version of FP, corrupted, or another datatype entirely.

Whichever, it's not as if you're supposed to open and read a file for an application that's not yours.

if you had any common sense you'd know that any such random "research" is utterly useless.

if you can't store all the data you need to store given your current datamodel you need to change that datamodel.

Without knowing the actual use and structure of the tables though that question is impossible to answer.
Were I to have created this database I'd have included a table linking staff to specific shifts for example.

no, the information provided should be ample for you to write your own code. It's rather trivial after all.

too late...

DBase and Paradox are no longer to be used, heavily outdated, no longer supported or maintained.

Yes, there is a free version with limited functionality of MS SQL Server. Not sure about the license terms, might be restricted to non-commercial use only.

For serious database work, I use Oracle or sometimes Firebird.
For everything else, I use Firebird or sometimes Oracle.

The ONLY way is through extensive experience using them.
I doubt anyone knows every method and field in every class of even the core API and knows its correct usage.
And if such a person exists no doubt that knowledge is purely academic and he has no clue as to how to actually apply it to real world situations.

ah, another pirate wannabe trying to come up with a halfway convincing crystory to trick people into helping it achieve its goals.

got to love the obscenity filter even filtering URLs :)

I am very disappointed with your answer. Thanks..... :-(
I will never ask daniweb for help and i will never post on it again.....

Good Bye... :-(

don't let the door hit you in the back.
You won't be missed.

read the rules about posting here, you broke about all of them.

I use english, because it the most common in america.

In my experience bureaucratese and legalese work far better for programming than does English.

you could define a margin of error within which the answer should be, maybe.
Say the correct answer is 42, but something between 40 and 44 is considered "nearly correct" :)

OutOfCodeTagsError, redo from start.
NoProblemDescriptionError, program terminated.

that would depend on the length of the input string, the algorithm used, and your definition of slow.

What you're asking is like "I want to know how many cars there are on the road right now but don't want to count them in any way".

you should have thought and looked better before you posted.

you your primary reason to like Linux is not that you like it but that you dislike the company that releases a competing product?
That's sadly quite typical of most of what I see of the Linux zealots which include the vast majority of its developers.
It's a major reason why Linux hasn't yet and probably never will reach the level of usability of Windows (or other major commercial OSs).

Linux has indeed come a long way since I first used it some 15 years ago, but it's effectively still at the stage of Windows 3.0 (at best) when it comes to ease of use and especially configuration.
That means it's still 20 years behind the times (and 15 years ago it was less far behind than that, so it's lost ground for all the improvements that have been made in the usability sphere at least).

And usability is ALL that matters to most people.

try every possible combination of substrings, test those for being a series of palindromes.
If you find out a possible sequence exists, you're done. If you've tested all possible sequences and found nothing, you're done too.

because php is stupid and knows only about 1 database engine.
You can use any database engine with Java, so need to tell it which you're using and how to use it.

what "doesn't work"?

For one you don't define "x" anywhere. If defined outside the method, VERY BAD.

kids put in effort, they get help.
They dump their assignments, they get ridicule.

Take your pick, you can get either. OP chose the second path, with predictable results.

mine's sitting in a warehouse in Shanghai right now waiting for an aircraft to take it to Europe, schedules massively upset because of airspace closures.
Shipped 3 weeks earlier than scheduled, guess they set a way pessimistic date to prevent getting complaints about late delivery.

You make it by first typing in the source code, then assembling it.
Of course before you type it in you have to start an editor and learn Assembly, then think up how to actually implement the algorithm.

We can do none of those things for you.

It's your homework to do that, not ours.

no. You're going to have to bring your own laptop.

If you set your environment correctly, just starting a new command prompt will do the trick.

The environment setting changes aren't propagated to currently running applications, and that includes currently running command prompts.

Simulating the heart or something medical?

A graphical tour of your school ?

Google?

hardly original, yet probably too hard for the kid to complete (of course its "doctor" would love to see it attempt something to hard for it and fail utterly, because no doubt the man has a similar opinion of it that we do.

no help for multiposting homework kiddos