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You're not calling it. To call a function, use, for example, [icode]cd3.returncosts()[/icode]

[QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;595785]your coding style is terrible. Don't be afraid to use more white space -- it won't slow down the compile time any and won't take up any more room on your hard drive.[/QUOTE] Seconded. :P

Hey. I want to make a packet structure, something like [code=c++]struct Packet { int cmd; /* command */ int len; /* length of body */ char body[30]; /* body (should be length of len though, might use std::string) */ };[/code] Now, if I recieve some data thru a socket (I'm …

.......it's [U][B]not[/B][/U] hard at all. (edit: lol a little late, sorry I was reading the other thread)

55: should be [icode]openInputFile("infile.dat");[/icode] (even then it won't work, infile.dat is a string not an ifstream reference) just take this line out and it should be fine. 77: [icode]if (strcmp(array[index], minValue) < 0))[/icode] you have an extra ) [quote]74:error: Stropy was not declared in the scope 77:error: Stromp was not …

Do you need to memset() movem to null? I'm not sure, I'm pretty much a beginner at C++. I'd compile it if it had newlines in the code tag...

Hey. Right now in my game (online) I'm using std::vectors to store player info. Should I continue to use them (I hate having to loop thru them each time to find a player) or should I use MySQL to hold player information (like map their on, nickname, id, position, etc.)?

I didn't read it all but change the line in main to: [code=cpp] getData(marital, numChild, exempt, noOfPeople, groSalary, penAmt);[/code] Don't put the data-types in the function calls edit: and you re-declare alot of stuff......

Here's a working example (I wrote in ~5 minutes), but write your own and use mine as an example on a way to approach it. [code=c++]#include <cstdlib> #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { char value[50] = {0}; /* our character array */ char c_tmp[2] = …

I like Lua. It's easy to implement in C/C++ and can call C/C++ functions if you register them. But if Python is easy to implement, it's alot more powerful; and generally easy to script.

Hey all. I'm making an online game. It uses XML maps, and I was wondering... what's the best way to transfer an XML file over a socket? I want my server to send an XML map whenever it's requested, but I dunno how I'd get the xml from the other …

Mastermind.

How about XOR encryption? It's a nice way to encrypt files.

[code=c++]char buf[100]; int i; strcpy(buf, "foo"); i = atoi(buf);[/code] that?

[code] BloodDonor(long=0 ,string ="",string ="",string ="",string ="",int =0,int =0,int =0,string ="",string ="");[/code] don't think you can set default types in c++

Python is an [b]awesome[/b] scripting language, and it's very extensible. I used to use it all the time, but now I'm learning C++. I wouldn't touch java, it's JVM is slow (IMO slower than Python's interpreter) and it's just terrible.

your problem is you're pointing to a Linux location in a Windows environment. Install curl (if not installed), change the path to point to it, or check if curl is bundled with the PHP install.

How about FMOD or something... Also, MySQL is easy. Anyone can learn it, so just read a few tutorials.

currentlevel is always 1 in changelevel(), the [icode]if(currentlevel == 1 &&[/icode] code must not be executing. ;)

try putting [icode]global gold[/icode] as the first statement in any function that uses the variable 'gold'

also, you need to set [icode]length[/icode], use strlen() for that.

use code tags, also.

The beep is due to an ASCII character, consoles read it as a beep. I dunno how you can stop it, though.

yeah, 'vall' isn't a constant - you need to change it to $vall and declare it before.

if you mean CAPTCHAs, it's done by PHP not Javascript.

and you can't set php variables from within JS. your code sets $impt to 'Y'.

Hello. I'm using JS/DOM to create a map in a <div>, named map, like this: [code=javascript]var tile = document.createElement("IMG"); tile.src = "tiles/" + node.getAttribute("type"); tile.setAttribute("width", "32"); tile.setAttribute("height", "32"); tile.className = "brick"; map.appendChild(tile); [/code] It works, but the image breaks on a <br/> (screenshot: [url]http://i28.tinypic.com/6ynu3o.png[/url]) the image is a 32x32 tile …

err, I dunno if this is the problem, but you don't have any semi-colons terminating ANYTHING? also, you might want to use css for the onmouseover

I'm using MySQLdb. Alright, I'm doing [code=python]import MySQLdb as mysql db = mysql.connect("localhost", "root", "password", "database") cu = db.cursor() rows = cu.execute("INSERT INTO users (user, pass) VALUES ('test', 'test')") print "rows affected:", rows cu.close();db.close()[/code] Well, what happens is, it gets executed and prints "rows affected: 1" BUT when I check …

use mysql_error()... oh, and you named your vars wrong.... ;) see if it works now [code=php] <?php $dbhost = "localhost"; $dbuser = "root"; $dbpassword = "spewguts"; $dbdatabase = "productsdb"; $db = mysql_connect($dbhost, $dbuser, $dbpassword) or die("Error: ".mysql_error()); mysql_select_db($dbdatabase, $db); $sql = "SELECT * FROM products"; $result = mysql_query($sql) or die("Error: …

For an SQL query, use something like [code]$var = mysql_real_escape_string(htmlspecialchars($_GET['param'])); mysql_query($var);[/code] I dunno, that's what I use. Let a real expert tell you. :P

Why can't you do it? You gotta post the problem. OS? Web server?

If it doesn't work, you're not doing it right. Learn basic PHP skills before you post. @ryan_vietnow: you might want to simplify that; the function returns what is_numeric does on it's own. Just do something like [code=php]$x = $_GET['foo']; echo is_numeric($x);[/code] @lydia21: you posted this same thread 3+ times...

Instead of "self.ent.get()=solution" are ya wanting to do [code=python]self.ent.set(solution)[/code]? Happy coding.

[QUOTE=kkeith29;434726]Actually a few days ago i got bored and thought since they block anything fun at school I would make a chat program to talk with friends. It uses php, mysql database, and a little ajax. Its very simple to do in fact.[/QUOTE] I've done that, too. I'd like to …

Try it like this, [code=php]<h2>View my GuestBook!!</h2> <?php require_once("dbconnect.php"); $exe=mysql_query("select * from guestbook") or die("SQL Error: ".mysql_error()); while ($r=mysql_fetch_array($exe)) { echo "<b>Name: {$r['name']}<br>\nLocation: {$r['location']}<br>\nEmail: {$r['email']}<br>\nURL: {$r['url']}<br>\nComments: {$r['comments']}<br>\n</b>"; } ?>[/code] If that doesn't work, open up a MySQL console and do [code=sql]use guestbook;[/code] [code=sql]select * from guestbook;[/code] If there is messed …

For Windows, I recommend Dev-C++, or even Visual C++ 6 For *nix, I use G++ But yeah, it's best to get started by reading the stickied topics.