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<0> You ever find any RC-related applications for them?
<0> Aircraft telemetry, controls, etc.
<1> cf. UAV
<2> how do you create a pointer array that points to an array of pointers
<3> envy`` how about telling us what you're doing so that we can tell you that your solution is likely wrong
<4> haha
<2> how about you just go **** yourself then
<2> jesus christ
<3> or you can close your mind and be ignorant, your choice
<4> Man, that guy has a project to hand in.
<0> JB: RC isn't just about spying on your neighborhood mosque, you know.
<5> I wish I had projects... but I just plain don't.
<4> jsaacmk: then find some :)
<5> I can't think of anything I need.
<4> Then find something somebody else needs who is willing to pay for it.
<4> Then you're laughing.
<5> I could do that...
<6> jbatista not really, though my rc transmitter has a micro controller in it
<4> jsaacmk: There's always a market, always a niche and always a way to do it better. You do that, you show it to the right people, you're home free.
<6> wow, them eastern kenducky staff/faculty are a bit short tempered
<5> hmm... but what do college students want? MP3s and porn!
<4> jsaacmk: Why aim low?
<5> what else do they want?
<6> it says facultystaff not student
<4> jsaacmk: No, don't be closeminded, is what i'm saying. You're basically saying "I must code for students", which limits your options.
<7> whats happening if a variable is declared within a for loop?
<5> I don't know who else I could code for. But I guess I haven't been listening for ideas too well.
<4> jsaacmk: If you got a porn on demand service to mobiles out before the end of this year you'd be in good shape.
<4> Call it iPorn or something
<0> vawjr: I was thinking maybe tying one to a CCD chip and transmitting images on the RC band might be easier than getting an amateur radio license, but then I looked at documentation for a CCD. Wow.
<1> Go to one of those codeproject.com or whatever sites and see what people are paying a lot for
<1> ham license = easy as ham sandwich
<5> what I'm thinking is making a LAN sharing application. Doesn't connect to the internet so you don't end up using your bandwidth quota
<6> jbatista people are already putting cameras on flying objects
<4> right
<4> bedtime for me.
<4> Sleep well all/have a good day
<6> later, Moo-Juice
<0> vawjrwrk: I know, and all of the ones I've seen transmit on a band that requires a radio license.
<0> It's mostly a solution in search of a problem, though. There's something inherently cool about the idea of programming a computer to do... something... onboard a model helicopter.
<8> hey guys got a question
<8> where can i find out what methods are in the STL like for example list
<8> i want to print out but i guess << isn't overloaded
<6> << overloaded for what?
<6> and the Josuttis books is rather complete, as is the standard
<9> JazyLNX, get a book about the standard library
<8> to print out
<8> i want to print out the list
<5> hmm, where does codeproject keep wanted projects?
<6> JazyLNX copy it to a stream
<8> is there a way to just overload that operator without having to redefine the whole list type?
<6> copy(l.begin(), l.end(), ostream_iterator<thelisttype>(stream, "separator"));
<6> ostream& operator<<(ostream& towhere, std::list<whatever> const& cont){write your code here.... return towhere;}
<6> so which do you prefer?
<8> heh i suppose they are both good :)
<8> ty
<6> the copy is more direct
<3> and allows you to specify a separator
<6> it's disappointing that they didn't make it ostream_iterator<type>("separator", stream) where it would put out the separator first
<6> instead of after
<9> vawjrwrk, why ?
<3> aww, IE7 removes gopher support
<6> it would make writing a pretty [a, b, c] printer easier
<5> gopher support?
<3> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gopher_protocol
<6> rdragon that's just like MS...take out the important stuff
<0> Hey, Gopher. Aren't there still a few of those sites left?
<6> well, I guess I should permanently ban the ***hole envy, any objections?
<10> hah who's gonna object ;P
<6> dunno
<10> do it up
<6> done
<11> When I overload the = operator should I return something?
<10> gosh I hope so
<6> of course
<10> wouldn't be much of an overload without it
<6> T& operator =(.....){....... return this;}
<11> void Vector::operator=(Vector vToEql)
<10> tux1 how would that work
<6> not a good operator =
<6> for several reasons
<6> void is one of them
<11> I have it like that and inside I just do this->x=vToEql.x;
<10> Vector is another
<10> tux1 int x = y = 5;
<6> also is x the ONLY think in your Vector?
<10> Vector x = y; Vector z = y; x = y = z;
<10> couldn't do that w/your op
<12> if i want to access members from SGUIElement as well as SGUIWindow, is this the way to declare SGUIWindow? : cl*** SGUIWindow : public SGUIElement
<6> why are you writing your own Vector ???
<11> because I need it for my raytracer
<6> Gothi[c] that's one way
<6> tux1 ??????
<11> but I havent overloaded functions in a long time.
<12> vawAFKhome: well it's not working
<12> 45 F:\projects\SpaceDuck\gui.cpp request for member `Geometry' in `gui::NewWindow', which is of non-cl*** type `gui::SGUIWindow ()()'
<12> 'Geometry' being a member of SGUIElement
<6> what was the line it bitched about?
<12> NewWindow.Geometry.x = x ;
<11> <6> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/15902.html
<12> NewWindow being an SGUIWindow
<11> can please take a look and tell me if im doing it wrong?
<10> and Geomotry being what
<6> what's all that SGUI **** for?
<12> an SDL_Rect, member of SGUIElement
<10> public member variable?
<12> yes
<10> can you post some code somewhere?
<12> sure, hang on
<6> tux1 you're writing this so you can have some code for 3d points?
<12> [m]aniac: http://pastebin.com/533092
<6> tux1 also, if you're going to be writing math operators, you should probably write operator +=() first, then write + in terms of +=
<0> vawjrwrk: I know a guy who uses the return type as a prefix to the name of every function.
<6> geezusw, Gothi[c] you've got a namespace gui and you STILL put **** like SGUI on your names??
<11> yes
<6> are you on some heavy drugs???????
<11> me?
<11> += as incrementing 1 to the whole vector?
<6> no
<6> operator += as in a += b; means the same as a = a + b;
<12> vawjrwrk: i can remove it but that won't resolve the issue,.. :p
<6> Gothi[c] what do you think line 287 does?
<6> Gothi[c] it will make it a ****pot easier to read
<6> a big problem w/ techiies is that tehy put too much ink on the paper
<6> but back to your problem...what does line 287 do?
<12> Call the NewWindow constructor and make a NewWindow variable of the type SGUIWindow ?
<12> erm
<6> no
<12> SGUIWindow constructor
<10> sorry was afk
<6> it DECLARES a function called NewWindow which returns a SGUIWindow and takes no arguments
<12> oops
<6> get rid of the ()
<10> you got it straight vaw?
<10> if so I do'nt feel like reading the code if I don't have to heh
<6> and if you have an editor that can splat a bunc of files, s/SGUI//
<6> [m]aniac I think so
<6> at least I see one bug
<12> yeah, that did it
<12> compiles now
<10> what was his bug?
<12> thanks
<6> C++ most perverse parse
<6> T name();
<6> and thinking you've defined a variable
<10> aha
<9> vawjrwrk, only newbies do this error
<9> what is really pervers is that T name(A()); declares a function and not an object
<8> another question how would i transvers a list type
<11> I ahve a question when I have v1 = v1 + v1 and inside my cl*** definition I used this->
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