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bowen // User SearchC++ Source codeJan 10, 2003, 3:36pm
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Since you're a C++ newbie I suggest you learn the language before you step up into
win32 things. --Bowen-- C++ Source codeJan 12, 2003, 4:02pm
> When your hungarian will be as good as my english - we can return to that naming :)
I want to learn it! I don't see what is so bad about backside tool, unless of course, your brain is in the gutter. --Bowen-- C++ Source codeJan 16, 2003, 10:24pm
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Did that make sense to you at all? It didn't to me, it reminded me of someone in the
mental hospital though. --Bowen-- HELP! I don't understand terrain and objects in the C++ SDK...Jan 20, 2003, 1:51pm
Pretty sure they mean how to query.
--Bowen-- HELP! I don't understand terrain and objects in the C++ SDK...Jan 20, 2003, 4:23pm
Trees on terrainJan 21, 2003, 12:26am
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Only the 1337 peeps know. The terrain documentation is just poor. It took 4 of us
to decipher it once... and that was just to level terrain in a given area. --Bowen-- store aw_dataJan 24, 2003, 11:34am
VRTJan 27, 2003, 6:59pm
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http://www.activeworlds.com/SDK/AW_UNIVERSE_TIME.htm
Call the event : http://www.activeworlds.com/SDK/AW_EVENT_UNIVERSE_ATTRIBUTES.htm --Bowen-- VRTJan 29, 2003, 1:18am
VRTJan 29, 2003, 6:10pm
> Lots of people... There is a difference between your method and his in that
Percipient's is more exact - he gets the VRT once from the Uniserver and then uses the difference later... Not the same as what you said. It doesn't look like he said he was getting it from the Uniserver, maybe he was unclear on that or I missed something. Either way it works. --Bowen-- 3.4 vb sdkFeb 1, 2003, 10:37pm
> print? i know printf, sprintf, fprintf never heard of print :)
I know, I was just saying that it'd be a function. --Bowen-- 3.4 vb sdkFeb 1, 2003, 10:38pm
3.4 vb sdkFeb 3, 2003, 6:21pm
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C++ uses C functions. Why do you think it's called C++? (hint... what can you do
with ints to add one to them) --Bowen-- 3.4 vb sdkFeb 7, 2003, 8:01pm
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That's arguable. x++ to add one to an int right? Now, using that, why do you think
it's called C++? > BTW, this seems dumb, but I haven't programmed in a while, so I forgot how > to add text to a string, LOL. > > Do you use an & sign or a function or what? Well... #include <string.h> char into_string[256]; then use strcpy(into_string, "text you want entered"); or if you want to append to a string... strcat(into_string,", text you appended"); --Bowen-- 3.4 vb sdkFeb 7, 2003, 11:34pm
3.4 vb sdkFeb 8, 2003, 12:16am
Why not try to actually predefine string length? I'm sure you can make do with 256
or 1024 characters. But then it looks like you're trying to do something weird with the rights list... I know what Andras means when he says I should comment better now. ;) --Bowen-- 3.4 vb sdkFeb 8, 2003, 1:35am
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That's a little silly to do, but ok. It won't change the results of his crash
though. He's trying to do something with the rights list and it's messing up (as far as I can tell). --Bowen-- 3.4 vb sdkFeb 8, 2003, 3:02am
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It seems to be crashing when it attempts to modify the rights list. (as far as I can
ascertain) --Bowen-- 3.4 vb sdkFeb 8, 2003, 2:29pm
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I said it in a less direct way. ;) I didn't see that single char stuff though. But
then again you were doing some crazy stuff with your own functions. --Bowen-- 3.4 vb sdkFeb 17, 2003, 9:54pm
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If you really want to use citnames, put the citnumbers in a file and then use
aw_citizen_attributes_by_number (int citizen) to get their citname. Would be a little harder, but in the end it's a lot more flexable. Especially if you happen to be having those tedious name changers. --Bown-- 3.4 vb sdkFeb 17, 2003, 11:06pm
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How is a file less secure than a built in variable? As long as you're hosting it,
there's no worries. --Bowen-- 3.4 vb sdkFeb 18, 2003, 2:13pm
Wondering how his question about sombody making a 3.4 VB SDK got to such a long boring string of postsFeb 9, 2003, 3:00pm
Yeah, I don't want to deal with another fucking NCC. Pardon my language but it can't
be any more ill advised than most of the crap he's posted/said/whatever. --Bowen-- Programming LanguagesFeb 10, 2003, 7:32pm
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Mmm... it's not what's easier, it's what you want to do. I would recommend C++, but
that's just me. (I think they're both... pretty good, not to mention pretty similar) --Bowen-- |
