You get to play Squash.
I put in a cricket bat.
You get to play Squash.
I put in a cricket bat.
Turtle -> Turtle soup
Five times or ten times, not matter how many times you explain the concept of Haiku, it still would look alien to me..;)
Boring, lifeless, software pirates are with HEX-EDITORS, plundering.
the message boards.
Beds of rocks are normally used for a crude dam creation.
Hey Matty, you are a bit off, the post to which you reponded was not the last but the third last post.....;)
Taliban -> Afghanistan
Boring, lifeless, brave pirates are with cannons, PLUNDERING.
has an evil
Have you got the graphics.h and the BGI file in the same location as that of your program ...? And btw post all the error messages, so that it would be easier to spot the problem.
I tried putting in a for loop -> for (int n=0;n<1000000;n++) but it doesnt work.
Thats because you modify the control variable used in the for loop inside your for loop i.e. you use the variable n to control variable but modify the value of n inside the loop.
Try declaring a new variable outside the loop which will hold of the current value under consideration. Also either read the numbers from a file or an array declared in your program.
BORING, lifeless brave pirates aren't with cannons, executed.
you come to
You get the game Neverwinter Nights.
I put in a seed.
Haiku ? Huh, what the hell is Haiku ? :P
lifting a rock
Tomatoes are one of the main ingredients used in making Tomato sauce.
You get a head shot.
I put in a canvas.
cingular -> Plural
Everyone is not kind to everyone else, so there is no point in being kind to everyone.
music jamming -> Jamming communication signals
a strong reason
You get to scribble on the message board.
I put in a combo box.
I guess its a typo. You jumbled the positioning of the comma and the percentage sign. Here is the fixed one:
fscanf( fpIn, "%[^,], %d, %[^,], %d", name, &year, cap, &popRank ) ;
Hope it helped, bye.
dawn of a summers day -> summer of 69
Static, lifeless brave pirates aren't with CANNONS, sane
Cute kids are what all parents want their newborn babies to be.
the smaller ones.
Its working in my case....just made a slight modification:
fso.CopyFolder src, dest, 1
Removed the quotes around dest ....
See this thread, starting 3rd post from the bottom... ;)
:D
Yeah, I guess Mr. Mel went a bit far away saying that thing. Must have made all the VB programmers reading that post kill him...;)
The only resort in such cases is the registry. You can always pull out the information regarding the power settings of the client machine and program your logic accordingly.
You can find the power management related keys at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\PowerCfg. For registry related VB functions look for GetSetting( ) and SaveSetting( ) in the MSDN.
Hope it helped, bye.
make up -> she is beautiful
Not many compilers out there to create a seperate thread for them, methinks. If we want, we can always post in the sticky the recent or the compilers other than the default two mentioned...
would have done
Static, lifeless, BRAVE pirates aren't with popcorn sane.
Daughters grow up to become really beautiful chicks.
You get an apprehensive fish.
I put in some zeroes.
Hi,
i would like to know if there r any native functions in C with which i can detect a keypress ( independent of the platform ). The same ofr mouse functions as well.. Any function to detect a mouse click?
If not, how to detect a key press... ?
Thanks.
There are as such no standard C/ C++ functions for detecting mouse click and key hits. Its purely compiler or implementation dependent.
But still if you need it either go for a compiler which supports such functionality or an API which provides an easy interface for the above mentioned.
joystick -> sorrowtwig
Plus once you get beyond level 30-40, leveling is insanely hard.
Its the same thing for every MMORPG out there...Once you get past the initial 'fast levelling' fun, its really time consuming thing. If such is the case go with WoW since experience points are gained even when you are in hibernation or not playing...
This way someone that wants to download it can...
The download links for both the free compilers is posted in the sticky "Starting C". Maybe I should have being more concise and posted the link to the sticky rather than posting the download link....
I'm signed up for Weekly notification and once a week I get an influx of subscriptions coming in all at once. I guess that's the way it's supposed to work.
The world would really be a better place if everything turned out to be the way it was supposed to turn out....;)
And btw, no changing the email notification option has no effect here, no matter which option I keep, it always behaves like Instant Notification is enabled.
Any fixes till now ?
there is no need to allocate memory like that. Just see my previous post for correct way to do it.
But still looks like a good approach if the number of POINT 's go on increasing, I can allocate the memory dynamically and free them when they are no longer needed. But still different solutions to the same problem....
You created the pointer but where is the memory allocated to it ? How do you expect the GetCursorPos()
to return anything to a mere pointer to whom no memory has been allocated ?
In your declaration of LPPOINT variable do this: LPPOINT lpPoint = new POINT ;
And then it should be fine.
Hope it helped, bye.
Shucks! cscgal must have tattled :eek:
Nah...I have my own ways...(*hint* : an email)
I would rather bail out still friends then win and gain enemies.
How diplomatic.....:cheesy:
Hello there my all rounder friend, welcome to Daniweb. :D
Static, lifeless, self-centred pirates aren't with sails HAPPY.
Strength of the world is by my side.
memories -> Pain
Betty who was