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Comments:
<0> wth
<1> c++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
<2> c++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
<3> c++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
<4> c++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
<5> c++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
<6> c++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
<7> c++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
<8> c++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
<9> c++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
<10> gee, I always miss all the fun
<11> none
<11> BinaryExpression<false, InvertedBool, beop_AND, InvertedBool> operator&&(InvertedBool& b1, InvertedBool& b2)
<11> {
<11> return BinaryExpression<true, Bool, beop_OR, Bool>(b1, b2);
<11> }
<11> lots of work...
<11> hmm, that isn't even correct...
<0> In Windows is it possible to produce a sticky button that stays pressed when you click it?
<12> yeah, it's called a checkbox
<0> heh, but I don't want it to be checked or unchecked, but to stay depressed
<12> so... the user can leave it unpressed, but if they press it they can never unpress it?
<0> Like where they click it again and then it is unpressed
<12> like a checkbox?
<0> Sort of but without the check and with the text inside it like a button and having it depressed like a button when clicked I guess
<0> Do I subcl*** a button or a checkbox to produce this effect? :/
<11> Okeeeee, so you are fishing... and then you get something WRONG on your hook: http://fun.doom.bg/fantasy/dragons/html/image154.html
<0> I've seen this effect before Asmodee but I don't know how to do it
<13> :)
<13> devrjason: you have to draw it yourself
<0> nooooo :(
<12> i would just use a checkbox :P
<13> me too :)
<0> Maybe I can intercept the message that makes a button go back up?
<13> it's not a message
<13> that's how it's drawn
<13> if there's no button down on the button, it's drawn up
<0> Maybe I can produce a button down message and send it to the button :D
<13> it's not that hard to draw a button, you know?
<0> but every time I try to do my own interface elements, something goes horribly wrong
<14> if you are using CButton check out its member functions
<0> Once I tried to make a special input box. It then proceeded to stick out like a sore thumb, especialy when you change GUI themes
<14> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vclib/html/_mfc_cbutton.3a3a.drawitem.asp
<0> oooo you mean if I used CButton I could just say mybutton.SetState(TRUE) and all would be right and well? :D
<14> well if you are not using it then it means you are drawing it on your own
<0> www99 right now I'm calling CreateWindowEX and telling it "button" cl***
<0> Is that bad? That's what is done any which way isn't it?
<0> If I knew how SetState worked maybe I could just do it that same way :/
<14> no but its not c++
<0> No not really, actualy not much I have written is C++ because it just happens that the projects I have been working on are in C
<15> anyone know how CButton::SetState works?
<16> why does it matter?
<15> SetState makes the button depressed right?
<16> do you want to know how it works, or what it does?
<16> or do you want to know how to depress a button?
<15> Well what I really want is for a button to remain depressed after it is clicked and then have it released from it's pressed state on my command
<16> *shrug* i don't really mess with UI stuff
<16> especially not MFC
<16> which is what i'm guessing you're messing with
<15> no
<15> but as far as I know what SetState does is what I want to do, but I don't have CButton in my arsenal of tools
<17> welp, alexis dziena's role in broken flowers should have one an oscar
<17> holy bejezus
<17> one = won
<17> well, now i can say i've see that girl on invasion's crotch, and i've always wanted to say that, heh
<16> hmm
<17> 1984, jeez
<17> kids these days
<16> in 1984 I was 1
<16> lol
<17> she was 0
<17> aexis dziena is who i'm talking about, btw
<17> just saw "broken flowers"
<17> alexis that is
<16> im lost, you saw a girls nudie pics, and she was born in 1984?
<17> no no
<17> she's in broken flowers
<16> ok
<17> players a "lolita" character that's trying to, briefly, seduce bill murray's character
<16> i see
<17> she comes out in a surprise full frontal scene
<16> wow she looks tiny
<17> i think that's an old picture on imdb
<16> ah
<17> i liked the movie, but that girl would make even jblitzen think straight for a minute
<16> heh
<17> lightning hits senator kennedy's plane
<17> man does god hate thoe kennedys
<17> +s
<18> in the bits sign 1 is for + and 0 for - am i right ?
<16> nope
<18> how ?
<16> if you're talking about integers, they rarely use a sign magnitude representation - usually it's 2's complement
<16> if you're talking about floats, then yes they usually have a 'sign bit'
<18> yes floats
<16> if you want to test if an integer is negative, then test if it's less than 0.
<16> same with floats.
<18> no i have to know about bit of sign
<16> no reason to care about the bit representation - C++ is silent about a guaranteed way to do that
<16> why?
<18> i do something with the bits now
<16> start talking
<18> sec
<18> i need to do bitwise operations on chars when the first bit is the sign
<16> huh?
<16> "when the first bit is the sign"
<16> and, char's? i thought you were working with float's
<18> left one
<18> so what is it 1
<18> and 0
<18> 1 is positive ?
<18> 0 negative ?
<19> I'm pretty sure in -most- cases, it will eb teh opposite.
<19> But, like rdragon said, you really, really shouldn't be worrying about that if you're doing C++.
<20> hello
<19> Hello.
<18> Hello
<20> Sorry for offtoopic. Can you please help me with language problem: if I say "Architected n-tier 24/7 enterprise application" what does it mean? My apps work 24/7 or I archtected them 24/7?
<20> OK, i'd say "Architected n-tier 24/7 C++ enterprise applications" to be more accurate :)
<19> Huh...
<19> IT sounds like a snazzy business phrasing with little meaning.
<20> yes it is ). It's an example of how to not write resume
<21> I didn't realize architect was a verb
<20> I just can't get the meaning of 24/7. Where should it be applied
<22> throw some "orchestrated" in as well
<22> WhiteVoid : a more technical term would be 99.9999, which is also meaningless
<20> exception the first question was: if I say "Architected n-tier 24/7 enterprise application" what does it mean? My apps work 24/7 or I archtected them 24/7?
<20> is it meaningless?
<21> meaningless
<22> WhiteVoid : I ****ume* you didn't work 24/7
<22> so the application has to be 24/7 - but it also can't be, because it takes more than a great application to have your system running non-stop
<22> and even then it's never perfect full-time service
<23> No, you are wrong.
<23> I run Explorer.exe, quite a fine app, and it makes my box run just perfect 24/7
<22> [BK]Kix : what if there is a power shortage ?
<23> Power supply backups
<22> what if you'll need an upgrade ? you'll have to take it down
<23> that are controlled by Explorer.exe
<23> nope, Explorer.exe never stops, ever.
<16> what if there's a patch to explorer.exe?
<23> You don't get it do you... Explorer.exe is a g0d app
<22> even google, with tons of redundant server clusters, sometimes goes down
<23> That is because google lacks Explorer.exe
<22> there is no 100% 24/7
<16> you express uptime in 'number of nines', usually
<16> 99.9999% uptime is "four nines", i believe
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