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 | Okay I finally figured this out... Thanks to getting curious and creating an encryption key for my application. It took me a second to understand it but here is the result. Make sure you declare your variables in the settings tab of the properties to your application. [code] void Form1_Load() … |
| | Okay so this has been bugging me for quite sometime. I thought if I skipped it and came back maybe I might figure it out but I guess not. The basic idea is to let the user generate their own content into a list box, text box, and the content … |
| | Okay basically I need my application to increase an objects size and move it's location at the same time. Basically, it'll increase the size, then drop it to a set value once it reaches a different set value. It needs to appear as though it's a growing shadow of an … |
| | Okay so this has been bugging me for quite sometime. I thought if I skipped it and came back maybe I might figure it out but I guess not. The basic idea is to let the user generate their own content into a list box, text box, and the content …  |
| | Okay so I've always been a fan of creating and calling my own functions. With C# it's pretty simple. We're going to start out with a basic Windows Forms Application for this in the end your application will animate a label on the form though multiple colors. Only difference here … |
| | Re: C# compiler Yeah I'd recommend Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 C# Express edition. [url]http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/[/url] Just select the one you want to download. It's free and I believe the most you'll ever have to do is register it with Microsoft witch by the way is also free. :D |
| | If you're just checking to see if the vertical scroll bar is enabled then you can tell the textbox to write multiple lines of text. Like: [CODE]void appLaunch() { richTextBox1.Text = "" + Environment.NewLine + "" + Environment.NewLine + "" + Environment.NewLine + "" + Environment.NewLine + "" + Environment.NewLine … |
| | Okay so a new problem presents itself to me. I have an intense source code that is currently about 5,000 lines long and is quite frustrating to manage. I want to learn how to use multiple source files, like with c++ you would use include. [CODE]// It says it's C# … |
| | Okay so I got the original working and is fairly simple. Only problem is I can't figure out how to set it up to scroll one color section after the other. Like this pseudo code would be: [CODE]if (color1 >= 255) { color2++; } if (color2 >= 255) { color3++; …  |
| | I'm only in this area to study some Java syntax but did you ever think about using an integer additive to randomize it? Just a thought... [CODE]if (helped == yes) { cout << "awesome"; } else { cout << "sorry to waste your time"; }[/CODE] |
| | Okay so I've been trying for a few days now and just can not seem to figure this algorithm out. Right now I'm trying it with a while loop but still not working. Basically here is my snippet. It's on a timer for 10ms. [CODE]void colorScrollRotation(object sender, EventArgs e) { … |
| | Okay so I know practically nothing about creating mathematical applications in C++ but am trying to learn. Practically everything I search for isn't anything close to what I need. Basically, I need to lean how to make a calculator style app first before continuing on, however I can't find anyone …  |
 | Re: Find factors How should you call it? I'm used to just standard calling: [CODE]if ( commandCatche == avg ) { averageCalculator(); } if ( commandCatche == ftmt ) { feet2meters(); } if ( commandCatche == palin ) { palindrome(); }[/CODE] |
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