Posts by ~s.o.s~

High druids of Atlantis trade magic ore while contemplating worn-out treasure chests.

A crow left of the murder - Incubus

pale

You get Davey holding it trying to figure out what to do with it.

I put in some salt.

No good reason, just a quick and lazy answer

Salem, and lazy....hmm ;)

float

Except multiple returns from a single function is frowned upon.

Hmm...now that is some news ;)

The statement is not absolute as such. It all depends on the problem under consideration.

Salem! How could you!?!?!

I guess there must have been a pretty good reason...

Or maybe because system ("pause") is guaranteed to stop the console window no matter how much junk is left off in the input stream.When getchar ( ) is used, one must be pretty sure that the input stream does not have a pending '\n'.
But then again, sytem ( "pause" ) is bad... ;)

global - local

go-carts

Reason is what one needs for committing crime.

Miserly dwarves of Atlantis, defending, magic ore while salivating over worn-out treasure maps.

dim - var

drats

You get a cool PSP.

I put in Photoshop.

On and on, it goes.

Miserly dwarves of Atlantis, defending, debated fractals while salivating over worn-out treasure maps.

temp - variable

static

Sniper dwarves of Atlantis, twitching, debated fractals while salivating over WORN-OUT treasure maps.

Sleep spells are more effect in World of Warcraft than in Neverwinter Nights.

to cause complete

You get Justin.

I put in a pong game.

Bingo, your turn.

Here is one implementation in Javascript.

Refer the ASCII table for more details.

• Threads
• Process
• Operating system
• Overloading and overriding

Incubus - Love Hurts

> Move to the United States
Hmm...good suggestion. ;)

Then how come Davey had to clean up the tutorial section? What I mean is that it's likely to attract people who are somewhat good at writing tutorials, but simply do not match up to the DaniWeb standards.

I never said that the way tutorials were submitted be changed, its good the way it is now.

But having a thread where we could pool up tutorial requests would interest those people who are proficient in writing tutorials and they could consider writing tutorials on the popularity of a particular topic in the thread say for eg C++ memory management techniques or how to avoid memory leaks.

What kind of graphics ? Graphics as in related to games or graphics related to GUI widgets like buttons, image boxes, text boxes etc. ?

Maybe because you are on an insanely high speed internet connection. When it comes to dialup connections, this lag is killing me.

Not everyone bothers writing tutorials, in fact, if they are not proficient, many people shirk away from it. And adding a disclaimer like "All half assed attempts would be rejected" should get the message across quickly. After all this, the ones who remain are the ones who really can write something good and worth reading.

Sniper dwarves of Atlantis, twitching, debated assasination while crying over encrypted recordings.

clan

heap - stack

Children of the damned - Iron Maiden

High WBC count is not a good sign.

Why not post your attempt ? Read this.

Fear all I feel, danger is what I sense, trying to preach, in a world full of nonsense.

Sniper terrorists of New Mexico, twitching, debated assasination while cryingover encrypted recordings.

pyre - pile

Dream of Mirrors - Iron Maiden

Maybe you guys should create a thread to post the "exact kind of tutorials" you require (language, a particular concept etc.) so that if someone already has enough knowledge on that topic, he would consider writing a tutorial whenever he has got the time.

glad

Hello my friend, welcome to Daniweb. :D

and each fragment

the only thing

Hi All,

The program I am writing is throwing up an error when it runs on this line

runArray[counter]++;

i am trying to increment the number at location counter in the array.

Is this the correct way to do this?

Thanks

The above line is invalid if the array is defined as constant.

const int runArray [6] = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 } ;
int counter = 0 ;
runArray [counter] ++ ; // error - can't modify read only location

You are better off creating a single team class and instantiating the different teams from that class since there are no specific attributes which would make you want a create a seperate class for each of them.

You can create a vector variable in the Team class and the method add player would insert the instance of player in that vector. Thus you would have a team object holding a collection of many players.

Consider adding "addPlayer ( )", "removePlayer ( )" , "queryPlayer ( )" etc functions in your Team class.

A simpler way would be to convert each and everything to intger and do away with the floating point confusion and havoc.

Penny - 0.01
Scaled Penny - 1 ( scaled by factor of 100 )

And in the same way, you scale the amount entered by the user and your calculations would be made simpler.

Also if you want an equivalent of modulus operator for floats look for [search]fmod[/search] but keep in mind that it operates only with floating point numbers.