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<0> i hate canadian accents :/
<1> cya Smurf m8
<2> i have a ****ed up half-brit / half-canadian accent so most people guess i'm australian
<0> i sound like an american news caster :|
<0> i'm boring
<3> XD
<4> i was born in NB, Ca
<4> but moved to Hamburg Germany
<4> then to NY
<0> i haven't moved more than 3hours away from where i was born
<0> and i've moved 3 times
<4> my accent is american i think
<2> i've moved 9 times in 10 years
<4> wow
<2> very common here
<2> everybody moves all the time
<5> anyone use Cubase well
<2> nick|bday: best place to ask cubase questions is #midiwarez
<2> but
<2> don't talk about warez there
<2> ironic i know
<4> whats a quick & easy way to scramble a String
<4> and descramble
<3> there is no quick and easy way
<4> i was thinking of a xor or something
<2> scramble?
<3> encrypt i think is what he means
<4> i do
<2> ah
<6> xor is a quickest way
<4> but it doesnt have to be complex
<2> i prefer scramble
<3> i prefer stfu
<6> just not very secure
<4> just enough the human eye cant recognize a list
<3> ;)
<2> lolz
<4> for instance, 123456789, 123456788
<2> o.O
<3> touch not lest ye be touched
<4> if you were to use a method on those two strings, i would like to have the result not show evidence to any recognizable pattern
<7> shift all your bits by 1 bit :P
<3> what are you trying to do that in??
<3> -?
<4> actionscript
<3> **** that ****
<4> ive never used any of the bitwise operators
<7> tarmac, in actionscript # ?
<4> 2
<7> hum
<4> or 1.. at this point it's not specific
<7> bit shift i would suggest if it's really essential
<7> or use ssl?
<4> nope, this is for a local program
<4> compiled using zinc
<7> what zinc again?
<4> the newest version, 2.1 ? for windows
<4> i just bought it
<7> which is a compiler ?
<4> i'd prefer to keep it to actionscript tho for protability for the web
<4> yes yelozz
<4> im encrypting a test score, and then a timestamp (Date.getTime())
<7> either compress your bytes in a bitstream
<4> concat. together
<7> or just do some fancy bitshifting that is lossless.
<4> so if my string object is named, "codeStore" how do i execute a bitstream compression
<7> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LZ77 a good starting point :P
<7> or more precisely: http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1951.txt
<7> which is the Deflate algorithm
<7> thats one complicated way!
<4> cant i just convert it to hex?
<4> and call it a day ?
<7> yep
<7> u may :D
<4> how is that possible in actionscript though?
<4> i'll look
<7> for (var i=0;i< stringtoencode.length;i++) { loop } ?
<7> and take each char and replace it by it's hex value?
<4> sure
<4> but the { loop } part is what im referencing
<7> hehe
<7> var output=""; for (var i=0;i< stringtoencode.length;i++) { output += stringtoencode.charCodeAt(i); } ?
<7> but this might get messy and mixed up.
<7> i think it's..
<7> var output=""; for (var i=0;i< stringtoencode.length;i++) { output += stringtoencode.charAt(i).toString(16); } ?
<7> you might want to have a "," as a delimiter !:o
<7> anyways, i've gotta run
<7> hope you get something out of all this. :)
<4> thanks
<4> think i got it
<4> ;>
<7> goude :)
<8> anyone have any thoughts on a way to test if within a 5*5 grid of 25 objects any of them are still next to each other?
<9> compare this._x and this._y
<8> um, hm, sounds like it would be another bunch of ifs and I just wrote over a 100, is there an array or loop method of doing it?
<2> over 100 ifs?
<2> oy vey
<8> yeah Al, and thats replicated on each object to, was easier then redoing the mc 25 times
<10> is there a way to change line-space of a text in flash8 ?
<8> so 2500 ifs total in the fla
<2> o.O
<9> i guess you could use case. or make u the object of hidden object and use hitchekk or what its called
<2> wild: without knowing mucha bout your project, it sounds inefficient
<8> al, its a peg mind teaser game called solitaire, and while it might seem ineffecient the problem was that peices could move in any of 8 directions depending where they are, so got extremely complex to make all the jumps hence the 100 ifs
<2> why not use case
<2> would cut down on all the ifs
<2> fo'shizzlez
<2> http://photos.photosig.com/photos/88/38/1703888-b8bae0792e073dcc.jpg
<2> lol
<8> still not sure case would do it actually
<8> lol Al, thats hilarous
<2> toothbrush porn
<2> hehe
<8> I think it might actually be worse then lego porn
<0> Wildburn why not create a 2d array of the playing field and just update it when the player moves a piece using events
<0> when they click the piece calculate where they can move by just checking the array values you need to
<11> hey Smurf
<0> lo SmilyOrg
<11> nice work on the new sand
<0> thx
<11> the vertical lines are a bit annoying though
<0> i'd have to change how i use fillrect
<12> I need opinions. Use Firefox, open http://kauldron.com/ and enter using "bob/bob". You can double-click to go into an object, right click it to move out of it. You can hit create, and add stuff wherever you are.
<12> Now, click http://kauldron.com/app/ Allow popups
<12> Which GUI would be better
<11> FatherHam
<11> i can't connect atm
<12> why
<13> fatherham, the full screen one is better
<0> FatherHam they're both confusing
<13> the popup is a neat idea, but no good
<13> and smurf's right, they're both pretty confusing
<11> but the last time i checked the first one
<11> it was confusing
<12> it doesnt have to be in a popup, i just mean XUL with normal OS widgets vs HTML with Javascript
<11> Server not found
<11>
<0> i kept trying to click once on the author name beside the subject or whatever and thought i'd take me to the subject
<2> lol
<2> poor smiley :/
<12> Why would clicking a name bring you to a subject
<13> ahh man
<12> Clicking a name brings you to the name
<2> lolz
<2> gotta clear the ban on the bot
<13> yes i know
<13> that's what im doing :)
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