Elysian Shadows

OMG Amazing!
walking around in school and indentifying objects and watch youtube on the wall or well.. anything!
WIN, i wonder when things like these are available.

RazorC wrote:I just thought that I would post this here for all Ubuntu/Linux fans:

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Ubuntu-1 ... 6537.shtml

So, what do you guys think about this?

Nice but the top corner buttons are at the wrong side!

Why mac? Why not Linux, i know the linux guys has been wanting it very much, including me.
I hope they eventually port it to linux after the mac ports.. or else

Make XMAX and YMAX const and then do it like:

GyroVorbis wrote:

qpHalcy0n wrote:For interfaces and abstract types you'll want to consider using a virtual destructor in the above case as well.

VERY important that you listen to this man.

And how do i make a virtual destructor?
Thanks all for the help btw :D

You may want to make g_element an abstract class by adding something like void virtual Handle() = 0; void virtual Update() = 0; void virtual Draw() = 0; and you might want your vector to be of g_element pointers. I tried but it gives me this: cannot instantiate abstract class 1> due to following me...

Hi everyone, I am making a Gui system and ive come across something i cant seem to solve. This is what the problem looks like: class g_element { protected: int x, y; public: g_element(int _x, int _y){x = _x; y = _y;} }; This is the base class for all elements like g_button should be based on class g...

Thats because you don't call the function. Maskz[mask_wearing].Use (); You forgot the brackets after "Use" and you should use "endl" after cout to make sure everything is printed out. Isn't your compiler showing a warning "This statement has no effect"? Nope it says no...

Nope it says nothing, i use dev cpp. I used g++ with the -Wall flag to compile it. Didn't they stop to develop DevCpp? I'd use something else like gcc/g++, CodeBlocks (with gcc/g++) or VC++ (although I don't like it). Thanks for pointing it out for me, also suggestions about how i could make this i...

Thats because you don't call the function. Maskz[mask_wearing].Use (); You forgot the brackets after "Use" and you should use "endl" after cout to make sure everything is printed out. Isn't your compiler showing a warning "This statement has no effect"? Nope it says no...

EDIT 2.0: Just thought of a couple more from the Genesis days - Comix Zone and Vector Man. GOD YES. I would perhaps add Ristar to that list. Most of you probably have no idea what that is... I have played and loved ristar xD Me and my brother were playing it all the time as kids when i was like 8 y...

If you ever played zelda majoras mask you know you can wear masks with different effects. I tried making masks so when i use them a special function is executed, it compiles however does not print any text, so i assume the functions is not executing properly. Also if someone knows a better way to do...

May 10 18:46:22 <silvernode> plus if I learn c# I can mess with the linux kernel May 10 18:46:23 <Zer0XoL> why not just C or C++? May 10 18:46:38 <silvernode> Linux kernel is all programmed in C# May 10 18:46:41 <Zer0XoL> isnt C# only windows? May 10 18:46:44 <silvernode> no May 10 18:46:45 <silver...

MarauderIIC wrote:You can reseat a pointer, ie, make it point to something else. You can also delete what it points to. If you shouldn't be able to delete what the pointer points to, you should use a reference.

Ill use a reference

how does constructors work, or what are they? A constructor is automatically called when you create an object. It has the same name as the class. Your constructor could look like that: Player () // same name as class { IsAlive = true; exp = 1; hp = 100; power = 1; mp = 50; } So you don't need to ca...