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<0> I kinda find it odd that it took Sun so long to adopt printf.
<1> any ideas on why that's happening?
<2> Here, don't browse, just look at the site: Do the stock photos make it cheap or professional? http://kaiwitte.org/tmp/c.htm Original without photos is at http://witte-consulting.com/services/consulting/
<3> they look out of place
<3> stock photos like that need text wrapping around it, imo
<2> I see. Or maybe 50 % bigger.
<3> i think bigger would make them look even more out of place
<3> they look just kind of 'plopped' in there
<2> hmhm, thx
<2> http://kaiwitte.org/tmp/c2.htm ?
<3> the first one still looks out of place
<3> the second one is close. i'd push it down to it's next to the list
<2> Please rephrase.
<3> make the top of the second picture on the same horizontal as "Choosing the right development process"
<2> done: http://kaiwitte.org/tmp/c2.htm
<2> At first glance it seemed like a good idea, thx
<2> I am not totally happy with the first yet.
<3> http://www.cogjam.com/example/stockphoto.html
<3> that's how i'd use stock photos
<3> looks good in firefox at least, didn't check in ie
<3> the second one on your page looks good now
<3> maybe put the first one in the pink box
<4> boredguy: figure out your urgent problem yet?
<2> Or maybe have those boxes further below, so that the first one can float arount some nice normal text instead of boxes.
<5> well i'm trying to implement a dfs/bfs/a* search in java... getting stuck
<2> inside the pink box now - not all bad: http://kaiwitte.org/tmp/c2.htm
<4> boredguy: pick one to get stuck on, rather than all of them. Do you have a description of the algorithm you're trying to implement?
<4> have you written out the logic on paper, traced through how you would do it by hand while following the algorithm?
<4> (flowcharts are good for this)
<5> yep
<5> but when it comes to writing the actual code i keep losing it
<2> tough, very subjective. Thanks so far, evulish!
<2> The way you float them in that example is better, but I don't have huge text blocks, and I don't want them.
<3> yeah
<4> boredguy: So do it one step at a time - verify that your code is following the same path that you did when you walked through your flowchart
<3> if you make the image in the pink box a little bit smaller, it would look okay
<2> It should be easy to browse through the site. It is more marketing than real information.
<2> Or the quote longer. I'll see about that.
<3> yeah
<2> I am not 100 % easy with the image being in the box.
<2> Or remove the second image and put the first one floating right to the first list on the site.
<2> bbl
<2> The_Vulture, can you resolve witte-consulting.com or kaiwitte.org ?
<3> maybe try the first image on the left side of the pink box
<2> Most Australians can't, but anyone else can.
<3> heh
<4> witte-consulting.com has address 217.160.19.51
<4> I'm not in Australia
<2> excellet - oh :-(
<3> oh. hmm..
<2> I have a big, big problem. The DNS of all Australian ISPs don't resolve my hosts any more. Got response from one of them, and they say it is not their fault. My domain hoster sais it is not his fault either.
<3> heh, that's pretty odd
<2> Yes, and I don't see any solution.
<4> acidjnk: seems a simple matter of finding the DNS server chain & figuring out where it's broken - I don't know that you can query a DNS server to discover its "higher up" (or whether you just have to ask the provider)
<4> I guess there should be a way, but I don't know it
<2> Does every server have one higher up?
<4> except for the root DNS servers, yes
<2> thx
<2> bbl
<4> not sure how changes propagate _up_ to those servers from domain name vendors (so if your vendor is on a different branch.. maybe the queries go up and then back down.. I'm a little fuzzy on the details there)
<2> thx
<6> ello :P
<7> zup
<6> hey man of a koala
<6> all right here :)
<6> and you?
<6> :P
<7> pretty good, but you don't hear me not complaining
<6> :)
<3> filters = heaven
<3> "man, i probably should have implemented some sort of admin authentication before i started" -- 5 minutes later -- "oh.. that was.. easy"
<2> If I attach a HTML file to a "text/plain" email would some nasty email clients display that as if it were the message and as if the real message just were an unworthy text version of that?
<7> not if the files has a file name I think, or if you don't set it up for automatic display
<2> ic
<8> hi, i have a problem with a print method, made a futoshiki (like sodoku) board 5x5 then have rowconstraints[5][4] and columnconstraints[4][5], i have implemented a method i know to be wrong as it's only printing the first column
<8> basically want to print top of the box that holds the value a user has entered, then the left side, then the value then right side and finally bottom of box (with constraints in the middle)
<8> im sure ive nested by for loops correctly aswell
<7> try posting the code and include an example of what you want and what happens
<8> sure thing
<8> k the print method
<8> public void printPuzzle()
<8> {
<8> int y = 0;
<8> for (int x = 0; x < GRIDSIZE; x++)
<8> {
<8> String container = "";
<8> String container1 = "";
<3> by paste, he meant in a pastebin
<8> while (y < GRIDSIZE)
<8> {
<8> container = ("| " + grid[x][y] + " |");
<8> System.out.println(" " + "---");
<8> System.out.println(container);
<8> System.out.println(" " + "___");
<8> System.out.println(" ");
<8> y++;
<8> }
<8>
<8> }
<8> which is?
<3> www.pastebin.ca
<8> sorry
<8> i see rules now
<8> my bad
<8> http://www.pastebin.ca/344606
<6> and what is the problem?
<9> how about reseting while to 0 after the inner while loop?
<6> yeah thats missing
<9> eh, y
<6> and why not make a for loop for that?
<8> it's only printing the first column (which is actually the first row)
<8> well i tried but i have played with it so much my head's gone
<6> [22:36] <9> how about reseting while to 0 after the inner while loop?
<8> erm
<9> s/while/y/
<6> santho rulez :P
<8> what do you mean, sorry?
<8> how do i reset while to zero?
<6> tsss
<9> erm ...
<6> after the while: y = 0;
<6> replace your while to a for-loop
<8> oo
<6> like the outer loop but with y
<8> i shall brb
<6> or better write it exactly for the while
<6> but a for-loop would be much better
<8> wouldnt y = 0 after cause it to repeat endlessley?
<9> i'd suggest using a debugger and stepping through the code to see what is going on
<9> but that's just me ;)
<8> ive replaced while with a for loop (int y = 0; y < GRIDSIZE; y++) and it's not printing correctly
<8> it is printing lots of boxes but not as a grid
<8> one after the other but not next to each other
<8> i think it's something to do with container?
<9> yeah, cause you are using println
<8> i understand that but i can't add it to container
<8> it does weird things
<9> use print and do a println("") after the inner for loop
<6> :P
<8> use print?
<8> this is my method atm
<8> http://www.pastebin.ca/344626
<8> that's still producing a long list of boxes
<9> http://www.pastebin.ca/344639
<9> told ya to use print in the inner loop
<8> o i didn't know of print
<8> just println
<8> hrmm
<8> it's come out really muddled
<8> but only the dashes and such
<8> the numbers already in the puzzle are in the correct places
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