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 | I don't really play too much with sockets, but I read over the source and it was a good read. :D Thanks for posting, I'll archive it in my forms kit with credit to you. :)  |
 | Why not use Type.GetMethods to get just the methods instead of searching for keywords in the file. I took a second to write an example (though not as detailed as yours) it can be modified to implement with opening a specific file. private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { ListMethods(typeof(int)); …  |
| | I am trying to figure out how to convert hexadecimal values into mips instructions but I am not having any luck. From my understanding you have to first break the value down to machine level (binary) and then use that result to determine the instruction by converting each section of … |
| | I am trying to find ways to get the hex data from a file opened in a windows form using the open file dialog. I've done some reading and have found that .NET Framework used to have a byte viewer component built into System.Design that was a quick standard way … |
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| | I realized that I haven't released any snippets in a while so I figured while I was working on some interesting projects of my own that I would release one that I recently decided to write because I don't see the algorithm out there in C# very often. This snippet … |
| | Use your form's key down event instead of the text box. Then tell which text box to focus when a different key is pressed. [code]//pseudo not acutal code; private void this_KeyDown(object sender, KeyEventArgs e) { if (e.KeyCode == Keys.Left) leftBox.Focused = true; else if (e.KeyCode == Keys.Right) rightBox.Focused = true; … |
| | Okay so I know how to close the application completely but when I have multiple forms it tends to mess up my main form and cause bugs when I close my secondary forms. Can anyone help me with this problem? [CODE]// The bug I get is in Program.cs and it …  |
| | The snippet provided will cover the basics of an on screen keyboard; the only things it doesn't have are numbers, symbols, and extra keys. This will give you the fundementals to build off of. It's written using Microsoft's XNA Framework, however it should be fairly simple to port over to … |
| | These are just some of the more useful #define statements I've used in C++. These are some of the statements you'll use the most (in the case of template<typename T> when you use it, you use it a lot!). So I figured I'd post it for others, even though a … |
| | I've been given a homework assignment in which I have to create a linked list, then store 25 random integers within it, after I've stored the values I have to find the sum of these 25 numbers, and then the floating point average of them. So for the most part … |
| | I'm trying to convert a number to a string then back to a number to perform math, then back to a string to return it to the user. I don't understand the problem because this is how my friend did it (that I can remember and it worked for him). …  |
| | I'm out of practice on my C++ and have kind of picked up a new hobby; it turns out that I like creating electronic devices. Particularly amplifiers and sound to light kits. Stuff like that; the problem is that determining the amount of resistance a resistor on an old creation … |
| | It's been a while since I've posted anything; I've been really busy. I was just sworn into the Marine Corps, and just finished making my own 5x5x5 LED cube. Now I'm wanting to get a little programatical with what I did in the real world. Basically I'm needing to find … |
| | The problem seems to be that you're not initializing the Form; either that or Form1 is in another namespace by accident (highly unlikely but can happen). To resolve this try: Form1 f1 = new Form1(); f1.Show(); # Hope it helps, # Jamie  |
| | Just a couple basic static mathematical helper methods that I've found useful for game development. Feel free to add some in replies for future visitors. I will do another post later this week with advanced helper methods from trig and calc. I will also do a geometry helper class as … |
| | I think this is the first actual discussion thread of code on a coder's website I've actually ever seen, and I'm the one posting it. (HA!) So basically; I got bored and found a website called Project Euler. It has a bunch of "mathematical" problems to solve. Eight pages and …  |
| | Okay, reading over your source code there are a few things I can point out to you that you might be interested in for shortening the amount of line's you'll have overall. 1) Since you're requiring access to Form1 in Form2 you can create a variable of Form1 in Form2 … |
| | Figured I've been working on material for a while and would throw these up for everyone that needs them in the future to use. It's very simple implementation; if I get enough people asking me to, I will write the methods for each of the instructions so you don't have … |
| | I had a small problem with collision detection starting out with XNA 4.0 so I figured I'd release a simple snippet that helps with two different types of collision detection; Per-Pixel and Rectangular. To use simply copy and paste the snippet into your current source, or you could put it … |
| | Square is defined again inside of another .cs file and needs to be renamed. Although, if you're writing this with XNA you should really switch your project type over to Windows Game type. @Momerath: When designing games it's good practice to create your own objects, plus the Rectangle class inside … |
| | I'm trying to upgrade my class library to my current mathematical skill set and am having trouble with multi-term polynomials, especially those I where I don't know how many terms the user will be putting in. I know that the formula for the first derivative of a polynomial is ax^n … |
| | I'm trying to upgrade my class library to my current mathematical skill set and am having trouble with multi-term polynomials, especially those I where I don't know how many terms the user will be putting in. I know that the formula for the first derivative of a polynomial is ax^n … |
| | I'm writing a basic application that needs to know the mathematical relationship between a jal and its address. For example: jal $000a2000 = 0x0c028800 So my question is how would I get this value mathematically? I've been pondering ways to do it all week and every route I took to … |
| | Create a for loop that will evaluate each card in the hand using switch logic. For example: int[] ThreeOfAKind = new int[3]; for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) { for (int x = 0; x < 7; x++) { if (i >= 1) ThreeOfAKind[i] = ThreeOfAKind[i - … |
| | A pong game requires (like any other game) planning. Even though it is the simplest game to write, it can be frustrating if you don't aquire knowledge on how the game works. I know, I know, you're thinking what more can be to it than just the ball moving around, … |
| | I agree with @skatamatic on this topic. If you must write a Tetris clone then start by learning the framework. You'll need to know how to load Textures (I use PNG but BMP works just as well) then you'll need to learn how to manipulate the texture (using keyboard and … |
| | First you must tell the computer how to calculate a perfect number, if I remember correctly you're meaning prime which simply means it's only divisible by itself and 1. So create a list of integers then add each prime as it finds it. Hope it helps. List<int> Primes = new … |
| | I'm having trouble with my some output in hexadecimal math. The subtraction overload seems to work fine, but when I add an address to another it goes all wierd on me. :( Here is a sample output: 00000000 + 0000055c = 0000000c // Incorrect 000a0000 + 00000180 = 000a000000000080 // … |
| | Try removing the try catch block: private void linkLabel1_Click(object sender, LinkLabelLinkClickedEventArgs e) { Process.Start("http://www.website.com"); linkLabel1.LinkVisited = true; } If that doesn't work then switch over the event to the simple clicked event: linkLabel1.Click += new EventHandler(linkLabel1_Click); private void linkLabel1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { Process.Start("http://www.website.com"); linkLabel1.LinkVisited = true; } It's probably … |