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 | I'm running Arch Linux with the LXDE DE, if it matters. I want to be able to plug in my HP Deskjet F4480 All-in-One and be able to scan. I tried following instructions on forums by googleing, but came to no sucessful conclusion. I uninstalled all software I installed and …  |
| | #include <stdio.h> typedef struct { int stat1, stat2, stat3; } X_type; void createPlayer(char *X) { X_type X; } int main() { createPlayer("Foo"); createPlayer("Bar"); return 0; } I would like to create a structure ojject based on a string passed to a function. So the above code would create 2 X_type …  |
| | I understand that variables are global unless otherwise stated local, but for some reason, (and it's probably my own stupidity) it's not working. I have searched around to no avail. #!/bin/bash function a { echo $1 } echo $1 a Say you pass the word car to it. It should … |
| | Without the name, it runs fine. I read up that adding const before new could solve my problem, but it doesn't. Any ideas? include <iostream> include <string.h> using namespace std; class Player { int Health, *Strength, *Speed, *Accuracy, *Defense; char *Name[80]; public: Player (char, int, int, int, int, int); ~Player … |
| | Wait... Download a programming language? I hope this is a typo. Do as resell4 stated. Learn to program before thinking you can jump into game development. |
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| | I need a way to concurrently create variables with a loop. Like... Instead of int my_var_1 = 1; int my_var_2 = 1; int my_var_3 = 1; Because the user may need thousands of variables, and I don't want there to be a limit. So I was wondering if there was … |
| | I bought an Nvidia 6200. It came with drivers on a disk, but I have win7, and it only supported Vista and XP, so I went on the site, and downloaded new ones that work on win7, but they won't install unless the card is in. I install the card, …  |
| | Alright, so... I'm using Gnome 3, and when I click logout in the top-right corner, it takes FOREVER to log out... If it logs out at all. I don't know what takes it so long, but it's ridiculous. What I want to do is find the script it runs and … |
| | I'm having trouble booting up from my HDD. It's a SATA HDD plugged right into the motherboard... I have played with the BIOS setting for a while now, but can't seem to get it to boot up. Can anyone who has this motherboard help me out? I've gotten to the … |
| | How would I add a quick reply box to the bottom of a forum-style website? I know I'm going to need some sort of JavaScript or PHP script or something... I really don't know where to start.  |
| | I have a computer that seemingly has a blown power supply. When I connect power to it, the internal fan of the it doesn't even turn. No power at all... But the little light on the front of the computer comes on. That's it. Just that light. No fans. Nothing … |
| | I'm running Arch Linux on my computer and I found a Toshiba External SuperMulti Drive. Model: PA37610-1DV2 I plug it in and it doesn't work. Doesn't even detect it. The reason I'm using it is it's faster than my internal drive and my internal drive doesn't burn dual-layer. So... Any … |
| | The title really spells it out. I have LXDE on an Arch system. I want to remove it but keep openbox. Do I have to do a complete re-build, or can I remove just LXDE? |
| | I have a user input an integer... But if it's really long, it throws an exception and starts looping infinitely. How would I make it cut the number after the first 7 digits and only use that? Like, if I inputted 654897654321648435435135813513843513543514, it would only accept 6548976. Please help. |
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