Elysian Shadows

char* stripFileExtension(char* fileNameToStrip) { int sizeOfStrippedFileName = 0; int i; for (i = 0; i <= (int)strlen(fileNameToStrip); i++) { if (fileNameToStrip[i] != '.') { ++sizeOfStrippedFileName; } else { break; } } char* strippedFileName = malloc(sizeOfStrippedFileName * sizeof(char)); strnc...

How about an SQL database that your application can connect to. That way the website can display the data however it wants and the game can display it however it wants.

The official docs are here.

Anybody have any idea what's going on?

It's Ubuntu 10.10.

This is when I first start the editor: And this is after I load the map:

Well, that's what I thought, but I still have no idea what's going on here...

Go ahead and add this and tell me what it says: qDebug() << QString::fromStdString(levelName); Does it display "He..." or "Hello" to the console? It displays "Hello". Also, is there a particular reason you're using std::String instead of QString? I know this is a prefe...

This is how I change the title the first time: setWindowTitle("Dream Team Editor"); This is how I change the title the second time: fileName = QFileDialog::getOpenFileName(); std::fstream level(fileName.toStdString().c_str()); std::string levelName; std::getline(level, levelName); std::cou...

I still need help with this.

I used to play a game called Roblox, which is basically a 3d game engine/editor that lets you place blocks in your game and script them with what they call "RobloxLua," which is basically a Lua binding of some of the engine with some of the features of Lua disabled. I got interested in scr...

After the level has been loaded, or after I set it to "Dream Team Editor"? After the level has been loaded, windowTitle() returns "Hello" and after I set it to "Dream Team Editor" it returns "Dream Team Editor." Edit: Well, this is weird... I call setWindowTit...

It can't be because it's too long, because I set the window title to "Dream Team Editor" in the constructor of my custom QMainWindow class and the level's name is only "Hello."

I'm trying to write a level editor in Qt, and have come across a little issue. When I read in my level, the name of it is an std::string. I call setWindowTitle(QString::fromStdString(levelName) and it does set the title, but it only displays part of the level's name followed by ellipsis. For example...