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Computer Engineering Student at Virginia Tech
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 | I'm completely new to java and am trying to get some experience with programming java applets that can be opened from a browser. I was able to successfully open a simple "hello world" applet from a browser using the below javascript: [CODE]<script src="http://www.java.com/js/deployJava.js"></script> <script> var attributes = { code:'HelloWorld.class'} ; … |
 | Have you looked into Qt at all? Its an extension of C++ with a ton of useful classes that can make a programmers life MUCH easier. Check it out if you haven't: [url]http://doc.trolltech.com/4.5/index.html[/url]. There is also a GUI designer called Qt designer which allows you to drag and drop buttons, … |
| | I got the following code out of Carrano's Walls & Mirrors. I made a few changes but have tested it and it works. I'm really confused by line 19 in the .h file. Why is it structured like "void (*FunctionType)"? Why not (void*) FunctionType? or void* FunctionType? What is the …  |
| | try this: [CODE] #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { char var; char choice; clog << "do you want the variable to be int or char? type i for int and c for char.\n"; cin >> choice; clog << "what number or char do you want displayed?\n"; cin >> … |
| | Try setting them with the same priority. Does this work? |
| | Below I have a small portion of the code I have been writing for QT GUI. It is important for my design that I am able to use signals and slots within my GamePanel class, but for some reason it will not work there! When I click on the button … |
| | I am trying to program a microprocessor using c/c++ with assembly subroutines. I have a working assembly subroutine, Button_Push, that returns a 1 if a button has been pushed. I have tested this subroutine in an assembly language program. I am really having trouble using the subroutine in C though. … |
| | I'm still working on the same project as in my previous post, [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post723480.html[/url]. Its a program that should serve as an assembly code debugger. For simplicity I only use one instruction, ADDI, here. The program should read the instructions from a text file, load the desired information onto the registers, …  |
| | Ok, I have here a program where I'm trying to read a specific line from a file, store it as a string of characters, and then, if the right string of characters is stored, perform specific tasks. When I run this program I only get 11 of the characters stored … |