mountaindew commented on C++ Snippet: Calculator Program: Percent of Error - Sep 30, 2010

It's [ quote ]stuff you're quoting[ /quote ] or [ code ]int x = 3;[ /code ] (without spaces).

mountaindew commented on C++ Snippet: Calculator Program: Percent of Error - Sep 30, 2010

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I put the Platform as C++ Because i don't know what this code language is.

It's actually TI-BASIC which derives from BASIC.

I have a TI-89 but I've never programmed anything on it, I don't think I'd have the patience of writing it on the calculator (I don't have a USB for it).

The only thing I've done is custom functions, like slope(), dist(), midpoint(), stuff like that.

mountaindew commented on mIRC Snippet: Trivia - Aug 12, 2010

I believe it has to be whatever $asc(|) is, I donno why I made it like that...

mountaindew commented on mIRC Snippet: Hawkee Snippet Search - Aug 01, 2010

Updated the script, thanks FordLawnmower.

mountaindew commented on Java Snippet: Maplet and JDBC - Jul 22, 2010

It'd probably be better for you to add this as a script.

mountaindew commented on mIRC Snippet: Trivia - Jun 30, 2010

Umm I know you'd have to edit this part:

		Code 			
alias -l new {
  var %chan = $hget(trivia,chan)
  var %total = $hget(questions,0).item
  var %number = $hget(questions,$r(1,%total)).item
  noop $regex($hget(questions,%number),/^(.+)(.+)(.+)(.+)$/i)
  hdel trivia answer
  hadd -m trivia answer $regml(4)
  .msg %chan $+(11~04*11~03Question04 %number,06/04,$hget(questions,0).item,11~04*11~)
  .msg %chan 12 $+ $regml(1)
  hadd -m trivia time $ticks
  .timertrivhint1 1 2 .msg %chan 03Hint: $regml(2)
  .timertrivhint2 1 15 .msg %chan 03Hint: $regml(3)
  .timertrivwrong 1 30 wrong
}	

But I'm not exactly sure how you'd give a hint for every four letters or w/e you're requesting.

And you'd have to modify the dialog...it's probably more trouble than it's worth.

mountaindew commented on mIRC Snippet: Trivia - Jun 29, 2010

Thanks for helping him with that Jethro

mountaindew commented on Visual Basic Snippet: Magic 8ball :). - Jun 20, 2010

I believe it's "Randomize", not "Randomise".

mountaindew commented on Java Snippet: Bomb Game - Jun 09, 2010

Couple tips:

		Code 			
		String wire, choice;int A, B;
		wire = "";A = 0;B = 0;
	

Why not declare and initialize them in the same line?

		Code 			
String wire = "", choice = "";
int A = 0, B = 0;
	

And with,

		Code 			
		System.out.println(wire);
		System.out.println();
		System.out.println("Please choose the color wire to cut:");
	

You can use \n in a string to skip a line, so you could do:

		Code 			
		System.out.println(wire);
		System.out.println("\nPlease choose the color wire to cut:");
	

Haven't tested your code but looks like a nice simple game.

Edit:

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Works in the essence, you'll have to type the color of the wire exactly to have a chance at winning..(eg. if the wire is called "Blue" it wont accept "blue") java's pro regex for ya -.-

Just noticed this in the intro, you can correct that by using:

		Code 			
if (oneString.equalsIgnoreCase(anotherString)) { }
	

As for restarting the program, a simple way to do it would be to put the playing part in while (true) { } and then when you win/lose you can ask if they wanna play again and input a string, and if no, just return;.

mountaindew commented on C++ Snippet: ArrayCopy - May 26, 2010

		Code 			
CopyArray(destinationArray, source array, some size1, some size2);
	

I'm no C++ expert but can't you just get somesize1 and somesize2 from the given arrays?

Edit: found this on google

		Code 			
int arr[17];
int arrSize = sizeof(arr) / sizeof(int);
	

mountaindew commented on Snippet: Coding Contest Begin - ROT13 Function - May 18, 2010

Language: Java
Syntax: System.out.println(ROT13("tHiS iS a TeSt.;'"));

		Code 			
public static String ROT13(String strOrig) {
	char c = 0, charCase = 0;
	String returnStr = "";
	for (int i = 0; i < strOrig.length(); i++) {
		c = strOrig.charAt(i);
		charCase = (Character.isUpperCase(c) ? 'A' : 'a');
		returnStr += (!Character.isLetter(c) ? c : (char) (charCase + (c - charCase + 13) % 26));
	}
	return returnStr;
}
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
	

Edit: Hawkee, you should have text formated in [ code] tags be syntax-colored like snippets.

mountaindew commented on Snippet: Coding Contest Begin - ROT13 Function - May 14, 2010

Language: Objective-C
Usage: NSLog(@"%@", [self ROT13:@"tHiS iS a TeSt.,;'"]);

		Code 			
+ (NSString *)ROT13:(NSString *)strOrig {
	unichar charArrayOutput[[strOrig length]], c;
	for (int i = 0; i < [strOrig length]; i++) {
		c = [strOrig characterAtIndex:i];
		if (c < 'A' || c > 'z')
			charArrayOutput[i] = c;
		else
			charArrayOutput[i] = (isupper(c) ? 'A' : 'a') + (c - (isupper(c) ? 'A' : 'a') + 13) % 26;
	}
	return [NSString stringWithCharacters:charArrayOutput length:[strOrig length]];
}
__________________________________________________________________________________________________	

I wrote it in Objective-C but as you may notice, most of it is pretty much C, since char is primitive from C.

I like this idea btw, it's cool seeing how the same function is coded in different languages.

mountaindew commented on Java Snippet: Encryptor/Decryptor (Caesar Cipher) - Mar 29, 2010

Well I did, but this is like really simple encryption:

		Code 			
    private char encryptChar(char c, int k) {
    	if (Character.isLetter(c))
    		return (char) ('A' + (c - 'A' + k) % 26);
    	else
    		return c;
    }
	

I'm not really sure how you'd go about coding a more complex encryption.

mountaindew commented on Java Snippet: Encryptor/Decryptor (Caesar Cipher) - Mar 29, 2010

I'm not really sure if I'd be able to help you with that, I don't know very much about encryption.

mountaindew commented on mIRC Snippet: YouTube Video Searcher - Mar 23, 2010

Yea I'm sure the source code has changed many times...

I don't have mIRC anymore, so if anyone feels like fixing it feel free.

mountaindew commented on Python Snippet: Python 8ball script - Oct 20, 2009

Not commenting doesn't make something messy, it's a simple set of if statements, pretty self-explanatory...

mountaindew commented on .NET Snippet: 8ball in Visual basic - Oct 19, 2009

You can just do Do...Loop, no real need for the x var.

mountaindew commented on .NET Snippet: Simple multiplication table - Oct 15, 2009

He was referring to his previous comment:

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Just fyi; you can use

		Code 			
Console.WriteLine("{0} * {1} = {2}", var, tablenum, var*tablenum)
	

instead of

		Code 			
Console.WriteLine(var & " * " & tablenum & " = " & var * tablenum & ".")
	

sometimes it's a little easier, your choice really though

mountaindew commented on .NET Snippet: Simple multiplication table - Oct 13, 2009

I believe tablenum is being dimmed as a variant since you didn't specify a type, unless that's different in .NET than VB6. Looks like they should be integers too:

		Code 			
Dim tablenum As Integer, var As Integer
	

And rather than doing the Do...Loop Until 1 = 2, you can just do Do...Loop

mountaindew commented on Java Snippet: BreakOut Applet - Sep 04, 2009

I'm not sure about drjava, but it should pretty much be the same as I did in JCreator. Make an applet project and have two files: one for the main coding (BreakOut.java) and one for the brick properties (brick.java).

mountaindew commented on Java Snippet: Encryptor/Decryptor (Caesar Cipher) - Aug 03, 2009

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ehh
if you wanna bitch about someone do it in pm ;) lol

What are you talking about?

mountaindew commented on mIRC Snippet: Minesweeper - Jul 27, 2009

Nice job, I'm nasty at minesweeper :)

I just wish that the numbered tiles were indented in like the blank spaces, because they kind of blend in with the unclicked blocks.

Edit: I did /mines 20 m and looks like it's a little buggy

(There's some dots above the board and where I lost, the numbers were wrong.)

mountaindew commented on mIRC Snippet: Anti-Poker - Jul 17, 2009

Shouldn't it be

		Code 			
   if (($me isin $1-) && (!%antiflood)) { 
	

mountaindew commented on Java Snippet: Encryptor/Decryptor (Caesar Cipher) - Jul 17, 2009

Yeah that's mainly why I did it, to get some practice with Swing and the layout managers.

mountaindew commented on mIRC Snippet: Random FML Script - Jul 06, 2009

k0ji, to the top of the on text add:

		Code 			
if ($sock(FML.)) sockclose $v1
	

mountaindew commented on Java Snippet: Magic 8 Ball - Jul 02, 2009

		Code 			
				System.out.print("Your question was not stated as a yes or no.\n");
				System.out.print("Try again...\n");
				System.out.print("                         ...but don't be stuipid this time....\n");
	

Instead of printing with a \n at the end why not just do println?

mountaindew commented on mIRC Snippet: Random FML - Jun 28, 2009

Someone should use their API and make a full blown FML script.

mountaindew commented on mIRC Snippet: Punch someone - Jun 26, 2009

You're welcome, and:

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@Slickone: what do "." infront of timers actually do, and why name them?

If you just have "timer", you'll see the status window filling up with lines like "timer initialized" or something like that. If you do .timer you won't get any of that.

mountaindew commented on mIRC Snippet: Punch someone - Jun 26, 2009

To join the $2 and ! do

		Code 			
$2 $+ !
	

$+ joins two things together.

mountaindew commented on mIRC Snippet: lovecalc - Jun 25, 2009

Why not just do

		Code 			
msg $chan The probability of $2 and $3 having a successful relationship is $r(0,100) percent.
	

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