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Hi guys. First of all, I am aware that there is a somewhat similar thread over here. However, it was never really answered and the code given was obscure (I don't like copying stuff anyway) Either way... I want to balance a chemical equation. However, I don't need help on … | |
Hello, I want to ask if there is any way to play an mp3 file in C# without the use of P/Invoke or winmp dll and the like. I can use external libraries too. It would also be nice if I could "include" the mp3 in the C# project, as … | |
Re: I am currently booted into ubuntu so I can't check. If i'm not wrong, it goes something like this: [CODE] using System.IO //Important class abc { FileStream file = new FileStream("path.txt", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.ReadWrite); // replace path.txt with the file to write to struct marks { string name; float[] marks = … | |
Hi, I'm new to this forum and would like to ask a question relating to C#. I am trying to make my custom OS, and shutting it down, but I am encountering a problem. Here is what I have so far: [CODE]using System; using Cosmos.Compiler.Builder; namespace CosmosBoot1 { class Program … | |
Re: I suspect that there is an error with this assignment, much like what jonsca said. Very suspicious... Anyways, the code lionaneesh has posted only works on *nix systems, and I suppose you are one of the 90% of 6 billion people who use bill's SUX system. Anyways, that is very … | |
Re: Make sure that variable txtun is initialized. I only saw you declaring it. If I'm not wrong, C# does not error on un-initialized class variables, only on local ones. Init txtun first. | |
Hi, I rapidly need help!!! I have developed this game, (or the classes anyway) and the compiler just throws a bunch of crap at me when I try to compile it. [CODE]public class ship { public int fuel = 100; public int armour = 100; public int shields = 100; … |
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