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Re: Slaying Unicorns: How Europe Sabotages Its Own Economic Future 2 Days Ago by aishamushtaq Absolutely, I appreciate the reminder. If you're experiencing difficulties with your CRM's workflow feature, it might be beneficial to provide more details about the specific steps you've taken so far to troubleshoot the issue. That way, others in the community can offer more targeted assistance or suggest alternative solutions based on your … Re: Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide 3 Weeks Ago by jprog1000 Got it. Thank you so much! Re: Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide 3 Weeks Ago by vortex_1 In my opinion, implementing a feature in a bouncing balls simulation where a new ball is created when two balls collide can add an interesting and dynamic element to the simulation. This feature can introduce a sense of complexity and unpredictability, making the simulation more engaging and challenging for users. It could also provide an … Re: Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide 3 Weeks Ago by jprog1000 Great reply, vortex! Agree with all your points. Re: Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide 3 Weeks Ago by aishamushtaq Hi, Its helpful for me. I got my answer. Re: how to create a simple elevator simulation? 2 Weeks Ago by trueframe To make a basic elevator simulation, first, identify the floors and the elevator's capacity. Then, use loops and conditionals in programming to mimic its movement. Include buttons for users to call the elevator and select floors. Test thoroughly for accuracy. Re: Slaying Unicorns: How Europe Sabotages Its Own Economic Future 2 Weeks Ago by Dani I'm happy to live in Silicon Valley :) Re: Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide 1 Month Ago by toneewa … ); frame.setVisible( true ); } private static boolean isFarEnough(int x, int y, Ball[] balls, int upToIndex) { for (int i = 0; i < upToIndex; i++) { Ball… Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide 1 Month Ago by jprog1000 … class Ball{ private int x = 0; private int y = 0; private int radius; private int panelwidth = 500; private int panelheight = 500; private int xDx = 1; private… Re: Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide 1 Month Ago by toneewa …int x; private int y; private final int radius; final int panelheight = 500; final int panelwidth = 500; private int xDx = 1; private int…(true); } private static boolean isFarEnough(int x, int y, Ball[] balls, int upToIndex) { for (int i = 0; i < … How to Optimize RecyclerView performance by implementing the ViewHolder 1 Month Ago by Mikekelvin …} } @Override public ViewHolder onCreateViewHolder(ViewGroup parent, int viewType) { View view = LayoutInflater.from(parent…(view); } @Override public void onBindViewHolder(ViewHolder holder, int position) { holder.textView.setText("Item " … Re: GCC Fails to Recognize Parameters 1 Month Ago by toneewa ….h> #include <libavformat/avio.h> } int main() { AVFormatContext* fmt_ctx = NULL; int ret; // read the header of input stream. ret… GCC Fails to Recognize Parameters 2 Months Ago by snah19 …; helloai.c <<EOF #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("Hello, world!\\n"); return 0; } EOF… Slaying Unicorns: How Europe Sabotages Its Own Economic Future 1 Month Ago by Johannes C. … for some reason, the [heavily subsidized European](https://rm.coe.int/file-2-marius-report-eng/1680a4d519) media hardly mentions such… Re: Improve HAVING BY performance 1 Month Ago by toneewa …* driver; sql::Connection* con; sql::Statement* stmt; int ct = 0; int main(){ while(ct!=5){ try { driver = sql::… result = stmt->getResultSet(); while (result->next()) { int id = result->getInt("ProductID"); string name = … Re: Read file properties of video files in C++ 1 Month Ago by toneewa ….h> #include <libavformat/avio.h> } int main() { AVFormatContext* fmt_ctx = NULL; int ret; // read the header of input stream. ret… Re: C++ programming error 2 Months Ago by rproffitt …/escape Example follows: #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { cout << "furey, edward \"sphere calculator… Re: Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide 1 Month Ago by jprog1000 Thank you so much for your reply and additions! It is certainly working as I wanted. I will read through the code you have added and ask you any questions I might have. I hope you don't mind. Regards Re: Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide 1 Month Ago by Dani I’ll mark this question solved :) Re: Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide 1 Month Ago by Dani … oh, sorry, missed the bit about you still needing clarifications. Feel feee to ask :) I’ll now unmark this topic as solved. /facepalm Re: Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide 1 Month Ago by jprog1000 Hello, Thank you again so much! All your additions are clear, but it seems like whenever two balls collide, more than one ball is added to the arraylist and painted. Any way to have just one ball added to the panel for every collision? Have some kind of a toggle flag in paintcomponent? Regards Re: Bouncing Balls: Creating a new ball when two balls collide 1 Month Ago by toneewa Yes, this is true. Overlapping ball spawns can do that causing a chain reaction. Something like that could be done. How you handle the spawning of the new ball is what I played with a bit before. You will see better collision detection changing to: g.fillOval(ball.getX(), ball.getY(), 1 * ball.getRadius(), 1 * ball.getRadius()); Re: Trying to animate sprite using DirectX9 1 Month Ago by Pavel_11 Hello, it is unneccessarily to use right movex or leftmovex , because it is to much variables. You should to use one variable movex to make it with minus or plus sign in your update function; by pressing left or right keys; because the one thing which is changable is a picture; I mean in global sense; variables like leftx, right x should be one… Re: GCC Fails to Recognize Parameters 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim I can't offer any suggestions other than to just download the compiled app for your system instead of building it yourself. Re: GCC Fails to Recognize Parameters 2 Months Ago by rproffitt Here's another problem. When we change the OS not only must we setup the compiler, environment and such but sometimes an OS API could be deprecated or removed. You made mention of a possible OS change so that's a possibility. You obtained this code from somewhere. Go back there and see if they updated it for your new OS. Int isn't working correctly, any ideas why? 11 Years Ago by ctclements int wordpercent = ((count/totalwords)*100); JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Count: " + … made up from your selected word. I am using "int wordpercent = ((count/totalwords)*100); to show that. However, when I… Re: int main() and return 14 Years Ago by Fbody … the ANSI/ISO standards. If you return anything but an int, it can lead to system issues. Some compilers will even… complain if you try to return anything but an int. As far as value is concerned, zero (0) is considered… Re: int array to double array 12 Years Ago by Caligulaminus Int and double have completely different memory representations -> No other way of converting the arrays. Re: int main() or void main() ??!! 17 Years Ago by may4life int main() is used to return 0 at the end. This 0 is returned to the Operating system to denote that the function main() - which is the only function called by the operating system and that's why its so special - has completed successfully. Always use int main() and return 0 at the end of it. Dont use void int * Help 16 Years Ago by balla4eva33 So I've got "m_starts" as a pointer to an int (int * m_starts;). And a const char * of "m_str". m_str = "bad,cold,new". How can I allocate "m_starts" to store the starting index of each word in m_str??? For loop?