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I am going to forego the risk of looking like an idiot for asking this question, and do so anyway. When setting up a website, how do I point to a directory which houses the files needed to build that specific page? For example: http://www.hawkee.com/snippets/ pulls up the code snippets page and http://www.hawkee.com/Java/snippets/ pulls up the Java snippets page.

Why would we convert it? It's your snippet after all.

I'm having a hard time believing this actually runs as intended just from the way it's setup.

Mainly because you initiate a bracket out of the blue with no preceding statement.

$nick(#,N/Nick,aohvr) only supports a mixture of "aohvr" a = all nicks, o = ops, h = halfop, and so on. However to get rank symbols like you've shown is an easy adjustment: $nick($chan,$nick).pnick "The pnick property returns the nickname in a .@%+nick format." Right out of the help file. :)

This is how it should look.

Just a few suggestions, hope it helps.

I can't decide if the price is a typo, or if you're actually being serious. Never the less $249.00 for an app is ridiculously high.

I used a very simple sample one to get everything together, which ran just fine.

Finally got Android installed and running. The emulator is cool, but the compiling, and installation is less than convenient. However, a few batch files to automate those processes should fix that.

Yeah it's only running at about 26 KiB/s. Apparently it'll also pause all downloads until I authorize with username and password to, I think it was HTC, to download certain projects.

Also, might want to check out the "General Discussion" forum. An account by the name of CreftCossyBef has been spamming on several threads with advertisements. Along with him are a few other bots which have posted a hand full of advertisement threads as well.

Didn't realize it would take ALL day to download the main Android SDK version API's. That being said I still got 3 1/2 to go. -.-

What server are you on?

Suppose I could give Android another go. Got the SDK and versions downloading now. Too bad they don't have a plugin for TextPad. Eclipse, in my opinion, is terrible.

True, I forgot about GL. xD

Understandable, Java's a cripplingly large program. For small animations and other effects, yes I do agree that HTML5, CSS, and Javascript have that market cornered. Applets on the other hand are designed to allow very large, robust applications to be run on the web; such as games.

Speaking of HTML though, I recently acquired Dreamweaver. Now all I gotta do is figure out how to use it, and I may make a small website. Lol

No joke, haha. Didn't realize the first comment was about 3 years ago. Lol

The thread is necessary for any advanced use of sockets. Otherwise, that much data flowing into another object outside of the console window would freeze the component.

If it strictly blocks pm's I don't see a need to notify them that they're being ignored. On the other hand, if it's one of those snippets that halts a pm until the user has consented to it then yes you'd need to notify them.

http://www.realapplets.com/tutorial/DoubleBuffering.html -- An excellent guide to double buffering an Applet in Java. Easy to do, and makes your applet render with ten-fold quality.

Agreed, I've visited Stackoverflow several times for coding questions. They really are a great community.

@FreakServ



Reading the introduction would clear that up.

also, @Aha2Y I see you're importing custom header files. Are those already present with the ZNc installation?

Yeah, I've been reading MSDN's API. They have really good guides for C++ anyway; I'm sure they have other API's, but thus far this is all I've found. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/hh447209

You could implement a hierarchy similar to platforms that is designated for libraries such as JQuery.

I've been making a few small snippets and reading header documentation, but other than that nothing major. I'd like to get a handle creating GUI's but can't say I fully understand it just yet.

Dear C++,

Why do you have such an unnecessarily difficult UI complex?

Regards, SunnyD.

@Hawkee Great job on the update. Looks awesome.

I'm more than confident I'll be taking a C++ class in the near future. I'll definitely hit you up if I need any help in doing so.

Thanks. :)

Yeah, I've tried to take a somewhat interest in C++ since I'm sure my college courses will include it at some point in time. However, like any language, it takes an enormous amount of patience to do. Although, maybe I'll get around to learning it some day.

I could say the same for C++. ;) Looks good.

Interesting concept. I was just researching into Java's ability to dynamically adapt an arrays index count to allow for infinite entries not 10 minutes ago. Although, most arrays, by default, allow the definition, or replacement of already present indexes.

Looks good, I like the grey/black and white Icon/background contrast.

@Hawkee Do we not already have a VBS section?

@FreakServ I think the Visual Basic section is the code category you're looking for. On a side note: Interesting snippet, rather funny to type as it toggles the caps lock.