Elysian Shadows

Tried that a few times. Campaigns always die out :( That's the hardest part, especially when you're out of school and have to ballance bills / jobs / girls with four other dudes... My group is about play our 12th installment of our 4th ed campaign. We didn't think it would get that far, but now tha...

Thanks, but that just made the program behave the same as when I only used getline()

It seems as though, if getline() is in a loop, it will only pause the program for user input on the first run through the loop.

MadWorld, Here's a big fucking chainsaw arm, dont use it though, it wont get you points. Instead, run away from the enemies looking for trash cans and sign posts. I don't know if it's called MadWorld cause it pisses you off, or because the game designer was clinically insane. elaborated here: http:/...

So, I'm working some of the practice programs in my C++ book. These ones have to do with sort / search algorithms; I finished the ones on arrays, and now I'm doing vectors. I was working on my search function when I came across this problem. It's driving me mad... while( !quit ) { cout << "Ente...

I've made posts (including this one) from my sidekick slide.

heh, I just like when someone has an easy question that I may actually know the answer to :D

cout ( as well as cin , endl etc... ) is part of the namespace "std" Therefore, in order to use it you must either use the namespace: using namespace std; or use the identifier std::cout; It should work as: #include <iostream> using namespace std; void main() { cout << "WTF?????"...

Damn, I envy you guys. I married a packrat. We're slowly working through some of the habits, but I swear I wake up in a cold sweat some nights screaming "THE KNICK-KNACKS!!! OH SWEET JESUS THEY'RE EVERYWHERE!!!"

You can also clean up the root directory by putting them in a folder. In your code you would need to change the opening function call to something like
example.open( "files//ball.bmp" );

where files is a folder in your root directory.

Put ball.bmp in the test file

How many data are you trying to take as input? Currently you prompt the user 3 times, but only store the first two values into your vector. Your first while loop should look something more like while( tempArray.size() < x ) { cin >> temp; tempArray.push_back(temp); } where x is the number of values ...

Do you play bass guitar K-Bal? I do. :) Well, you can watch my videos and get yourself an impression ;) Christ there's a lot of musicians here! I was the guitarist/songwriter for a Long Beach local band with my brother. The drummer and I commited to college while my brother and the other guys are s...

I have a celtic crescent moon on my forearm. My wife has a matching piece of a sun with a slavic solar wheel. We got them for our 6th anniversary.

It looks like you dont have the libraries linked in your dependencies. I'm not sure how to do this for code::blocks or Dev C++, but if you follow every step of his first tutorial you should be golden. Also, I wouldn't recomment just copying lazyfoo's code. Only in the first tutorial (maybe two) does...

I think it's your & after the string variable in the first argument. The buffer should not be an adress, and even if it were I would think the & would have to be in front.