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<0> Good, I win then, har har
<1> ah, let's bring out the tape measure
<2> Cowmoo: A) perfect job now; B) don't want to move to SF
<1> it's penis size competition time
<0> 24 inches
<2> MrAshe: Like I said, "probably right" :)
<0> Har har har
<0> Ah I read monitor size
<2> I'm not competing
<0> Nevermind then
<2> Nah, I'm on a measly 15" laptop
<2> kinda ****s
<0> So am I, but the lid is shut
<1> me too
<2> well, aren't we all egalitarian
<3> i make 500$ / H , i'm cleaning men % womens of their money in the train
<1> affirmative
<3> :))
<1> men % women
<3> and
<1> I wonder what the result of that operation is
<3> sorry
<3> :)
<2> Cowmoo: maybe it leaves you with a penis and back hair
<2> not sure
<3> if u mak men % women - u have to deal with and remainder ( children )
<3> :))
<4> hi
<0> *burp*
<5> yo
<4> hey you ashe
<4> o/
<5> drinking soda MrAshe?
<0> Dr Pepper
<4> btw ashe, i was looking at a code for some game engine not long ago, and i actually understood what most of it does, i'm progressing :D
<0> Depends, maybe it was doing crap :p
<4> lol well nonetheless, i'm not giving up
<4> although seeing how ac++ book takes me a while to digest, i'm pretty damn far from doing anything of my own
<6> i have a vb6 application that creates a CallWndProc hook on all threads by using an external dll written in asm to redirect the messages back to itself. http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=63785 when i specify a threadid to SetWindowsHookEx it works fine (but only for the current thread, of course) and when i send 0 instead of any thread id everything starts going crazy... the taskbar dissapears, programs close randomly
<6> i know this is not c-related, but api-related but any help would be apreciated
<1> well
<1> even if it was c-related
<1> this is #c++
<4> in other words Deathmaster, you might have more luck in a channel about windows api
<7> dont ask...
<0> I don't, I wonder, different!
<6> jesus christ it doesn't matter, the dll works fine
<7> :)
<6> the api is the problem
<0> Always blame the API/compiler/etc
<4> how do you know it works fine?
<7> damn it my crappy dll in asm works so it obviously the windows
<6> no, i never said the api doesn't work... i ment i p*** it wrong params
<7> "teh windows" is teh krap
<0> 0 for the threadid is fine
<7> wrong params...thats what msdn is for
<6> the dll works fine, the call to setwindowhookex is the key to solving the problem
<0> Now not sure what your "asm dll" does
<6> well i already checked the msdn
<0> But the SetWindowsHookEx is fine
<0> Now of course, if you stop the message processing for every thread on your computer, it might give some weird problems
<6> hmm well that's the funny part, i simply call CallNextHookEx and return its value, so i don't affect anything at all
<0> Specifies whether the hook procedure must process the message. If nCode is HC_ACTION, the hook procedure must process the message. If nCode is less than zero, the hook procedure must p*** the message to the CallNextHookEx function without further processing and must return the value returned by CallNextHookEx.
<0> What if you're not processing something you should be processing?
<6> yes i saw that MrAshe, i don't "process" at all any message, i simply p*** it to CallNextHookEx, incrementing some stupid counter can't do any harm
<0> How about you read the line again
<6> and i do that, i return the value returned by callnexthookex. i don't see your point
<0> Not sure how MSDN could make it more clear
<0> It's almost as if you only have to convert from english to code
<6> ashe: you're refering to the HC_ACTION part?
<8> Quantum, will you call it "DWIM, bitch!"
<4> hmm anyone got ac++ handy? i'm having trouble understanding something here.. let's say vector<Student_info>::const_iterator iter = students.begin(), then the book presents me with (*iter).name (students vector has a name member for each slot), am i correct to ***ume that (*iter).name refers to name member of students slot that iter is currently representing?
<0> *iter is the element the iterator is referencing
<8> *iter is a Student_info
<8> so yeah .name would be a Student_info.name
<0> And it mimics a pointer (that, or a pointer is an iterator, you choose), so iter->name would work too
<8> yap :)
<4> but i mean, for example iter is currently on students[5], that means that (*iter).name is students[5].name? or i just confused the hell out of myself?
<0> Sounds right
<4> damn, took me two days to understand that :D
<4> hmph, now the book tells me that (*iter).name is the same as iter->name, even though i understand what that means, it looks alien to me syntax-wise, for some reason
<9> yes, ET invented it
<0> vector<Student_info>::const_iterator has an operator * and an operator ->
<0> And they both do the same
<0> So (*iter).<x> is the same as iter-><x>
<9> cept the latter one is easier to read
<4> i understand that, hmm... guess its just cause i'm used to it being host.member, oh well
<0> And makes the code 1 byte smaller => smaller .exe => faster download
<9> more porn
<4> lol
<9> anyone ever made presentations in Beamer?
<0> You have to start with "Beam me up, Scotty!"
<4> speaking of porn, it's such a distraction :/
<3> u ego maniac
<9> do you think this looks nice as an example? http://latex-beamer.sourceforge.net/beamerexample5.pdf
<9> gimme answers people!
<9> well?
<9> dont read the slides
<4> ...it makes my head explode
<9> what?
<4> i've tried reading some of the stuff there
<9> no dont read it
<9> just tell me if it looks nice, its not my presentation
<9> its just an example to show off the presentation framework
<4> well it does look good, i like the interface of sorts where you can switch to diff. page's context without actually scrolling, etc
<4> ow and the menu thingie
<10> Quantum``: it's very nice
<9> Run, have you tried coding in it before?
<10> The only thing I'm wondering about is what student will think about dynamically changing 'sheets'
<4> the menus should be more responsive though, as in, color slightly changing when the mouse is over a specific option
<10> It would be hard to copy it down on paper
<10> you can also not hand it out later.
<9> true
<9> but its not to hand out
<9> its just for a presentation
<10> A speech based on those sheets would have to go straight into memory
<9> its just a presentation of my thesis
<10> That will do then I guess
<10> Hmm, no conclusion?
<10> conclusion, even
<9> oh this is not my presentation
<9> its just an example showing off the Beamer cl***
<11> i'd rather have a Benz cl***.
<9> mercedes has too many software glitches
<7> germans do not make faulty equipment
<11> none that i know of.
<9> mercedes new S-cl*** had a lot of glitches
<7> hehe
<7> it is perfect
<9> and had to upload new software to their cars
<9> Audi ++
<1> Audi pfft
<1> that's for people who can't afford Mercedes
<9> bull ****, audi and mercedes are priced the same
<1> just like a Boxster is for people who can't afford a 911
<9> audi A8 is actually more than the Merceses S cl*** at some point
<9> and... the pope drives audi, so there you go, even God agrees
<1> pah
<12> wb peterhu
<1> although
<1> I wouldn't kick an S8 out of my garage
<9> joy to the fishes in the deep blue sea
<9> joy to you and me
<11> audis are nice.
<1> but
<9> the new audi TT is hot
<12> merecedes Too
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