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<0> that's what MS keeps saying
<1> SVN is completely safe to use... not buggy at all
<1> the add-ons and stuff are a little buggy however, but not to a point where it becomes annoying. and they'll be fixed.
<2> I've grown to dislike my VC software integrating with VS.
<2> maybe I should call it RC software
<2> revision control.
<2> or SC
<2> source control
<2> hmmm
<3> does any one know how to edit a .MNG File ( Multi Network Grapihics Image ) , PLEASE !
<4> Damnit
<3> :)
<4> How do I replace a white background on an image with no color
<4> Just the background color
<4> In Photoshop
<4> Do you mean bitwise, Roma, or through a tool like photoshop?
<5> I think you have to background eraser tool
<3> does any one know how to edit a .MNG File ( Multi Network Grapihics Image ) , PLEASE !
<4> I can select the entire white area with the fairy wand tool or whatever
<2> hummm, everything is broken today.
<4> What do I do with the background eraser tool after that
<4> And what format do I have to save the image as?
<4> Oh wait
<5> gif
<4> I hit delete and it worked
<5> or png
<4> Gif eh, okay
<2> gif is the ultimate image format.
<0> png is a better lossles format
<2> but, gif was made by compuserve, that's gotta earn it some extra points.
<0> no, it was good for its time
<0> well, not really even that....it was ok for its time
<6> Palettes are so 20th century
<2> some of us liked the 20th century.
<0> "true color" takes incredible amounts of compute power
<6> That's cause you didn't date anyone during the 21st one
<6> 32-bit is for free
<6> Especially since you convert the palette to that anyway
<4> Okay, close enough
<0> rOMA-MERDA if someone did they would have said so by now.....
<6> With an editor
<6> http://www.libpng.org/pub/mng/mngaped.html
<0> so go back to your script kiddie friends and ask them
<6> "MNG-supporting Image Editors"
<6> Gotta love google
<3> ok
<3> 10x m8
<6> *burp*
<7> Bless you.
<8> public transportation is for jerks and lesbians
<2> right where you belong
<8> and when i hear "you can't walk to turkmanistan", i say "of course i can, screw you!"
<2> what?
<8> pfft
<8> simpsons bitch!
<2> I don't see that anymore.
<8> this episode is actually a very good one of the last 5 seasons
<9> question guys i have a number in an int that i'm reading int now it's in hex
<9> but i want to use it as a dec
<2> I'm not anti-Simspons now
<2> I'm jus tnot home on Sundays anymore.
<8> tivo bitch!
<2> oh
<2> that's really complex JaZyOSX
<9> if i do something like cout<<dec<<var it works and var is output as a dec i want to save this dec in the var
<2> right
<2> so
<2> stringstream ss;
<2> ss << dec << var;
<9> got ya
<2> ss >> var;
<2> and it's converted for you.
<9> thanks
<2> sure.
<2> how did you get it saved in the int as hex anyway?
<9> i'm trying to write an ***embler and i've been converting things to hex in p***1
<9> now working on p***2
<2> but
<2> you've got
<2> unsigned int var;
<9> yes
<2> how did you get a hex value into the var to begin with?
<9> not sure
<9> need to look through it better, i think it's cuz i saved it as hex on the file then when i'm reading it in
<9> it's ***uming it's dec
<9> ..
<2> what?
<9> i'm not sure
<9> never mind
<9> but it's working now
<9> :)
<2> It's working now?
<9> yes,
<2> I wish I could see this code.
<9> with that ss
<9> you wanna see? i can paste
<2> sure, paste away.
<9> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16159.html
<2> what happens if you take out the stringstream stuff?
<9> where
<9> the one that i added after asking yu
<9> you
<9> i'll get the numbers in hex like 13 instead of 19
<9> then..
<9> all the rest
<9> are okay.
<9> just the first line
<9> really the only problem
<9> when looking up opcodval
<2> where is it printing that it's wrong?
<2> is anyone else here?
<9> when i look at my output or if i use it as int i get a seg error
<9> in p***2
<10> hello!
<2> give me the line number.
<10> how can I print a formatted float using cout? for example I would like the float number to show like: xxxx.xx
<9> another question
<9> i've got lets says a string that contains EOF
<9> which in asci is 454f46
<2> JaZyOSX
<9> now if i do something like cout<<int(tmpstr[i]) in a loop i'll get that
<2> I was kidding about the stringstream thing
<2> that can't possibly work.
<9> it works
<9> worked *
<2> it doesn't make sense
<2> there's no such thing as storing an int as hex in a variable
<2> unless it's a string variable.
<9> it's a string var
<9> sorry
<9> ..
<9> i think
<9> yeah that one was string
<9> but now can i save an asci val of a string into another string?
<2> no it's not
<2> it's an int.
<9> oh yeah it is
<9> rather
<11> welp, movers are headed out
<11> now I have a choice of cleaning up and getting a hotel for the night, or sleeping on the floor and cleaning up tomorrow
<2> do both.
<11> get a hotel and clean tomorrow?
<2> why don't you clean up, and sleep in your own bed?
<11> because all of my stuff is gone
<11> im sitting in an empty apartment
<2> oh
<2> I thought they were coming to deliver
<2> not to take away
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