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<0> Same thing I do with MSN Messenger.
<1> MSN messenger shows ads?
<0> So, anyway, that page up there will generate an EAN-13 barcode from a 13-digit numeric string (including check digit).
<0> Since I'm not at the office, I can't try scanning one, so I don't know if I got the scaling right.
<0> Pure JavaScript and XHTML. No server-side code.
<2> isn't the size supposed to be flexible ?
<2> if it can be scanned from a distance
<0> There are upper and lower limits.
<0> I used em as the size factor so I could mess with the scale.
<3> Opera is the worst browser ever
<3> netscape 6.0 is ++ near the last Opera release
<3> Solamente: it doesn't display correctly on ns6.0 6.2 7.2
<3> it crashes IE 5.5
<3> works in opera 7.x :)))
<0> I forgot to mention that I don't care about IE 5.5, either. ;)
<0> I forgot it even exists, frankly.



<3> I test on IE 5 too
<0> I've only tried it on IE 6 and Firefox 1.5
<0> And IE 7
<4> if i make a *char[x] and add stuff to it, why can't i cout << *char[x]? program crashes at runtime....
<1> what are you trying to do?
<5> what's a *char[x] ?
<5> and how do you 'add stuff to it'?
<5> and hey Solamente's back
<5> (I think you were gone)
<0> I was here and there.
<4> rdragon; pointer to a char array and char[3] = "randomtext" eg: x=3
<5> marp you're going to have to actually show us what you're doing
<4> k
<5> we can't guess what your code really says
<4> whats the paste site?
<5> "*char[x]" is nothing I would call a "pointer to a char array"
<5> it's in the topic
<5> www.noidea128.org
<4> k, pasted it
<5> give us the link
<4> sorry
<4> display this entry
<4> lol
<4> http://www.noidea128.org/sourceinput/input2.php#
<5> why are you using arrays of characters
<5> and not strings?
<5> and vectors?
<5> and why are you mixing printf and cout?
<4> it was c
<4> i intend to use c++
<5> and now it's bad c++
<4> lol
<5> learn C++ first.
<4> i learnt both c & c++ ages ago, i just need reminding. you have reminded me of vectors, cheers ;D
<5> if you can't remember vectors, then you barely touched C++
<4> wrong
<5> and you forgot the first thing I mentioned - strings.
<4> i have done plenty of c
<4> c++*
<5> that doesn't tell me anything about your competency
<4> then however my brain was chemically altered ;D
<5> exactly, dopey
<4> lol, i'm not trying to prove my competency
<5> well, that's what was in question
<4> it all comes back eventually
<5> not how many years you spent doing things wrong
<5> learn C++. and use strings. and use vectors. and use everything else that's been given to you
<4> cheers for the pointers :D
<5> our list of recommended books is here:
<5> http://www.rudbek.com/books.html
<4> i have both teach yourself C in 21days and the C++ version....
<5> that's a terrible, terrible book
<4> curse those bastards that sold it to me!
<5> indeed, throw it away
<4> i have about 8 c/c++ textbooks at home too
<2> books with "teach yourself in ..." or "for dummies" or "microsoft" in its title are usually not good language books
<5> they're likely equally as bad
<5> look at the book list we have
<5> those are quality books
<4> i only use the books for reference
<4> i just need to remember the structure of the language



<5> then how do you learn?
<5> Accelerated C++ is an excellent book that teaches
<5> correct, real C++
<5> not that mish-mash of C/C++ **** that's all too common
<4> hmm
<5> the Josuttis book is an excellent tutorial and reference to the standard library
<5> and Bjarne's book is a good reference to the language itself (at least, that's mostly what I use it for)
<4> thats besides the point
<5> what's besides the point?
<5> the point is that you need to get ahold of credible and authoritative books about C++
<5> not that 'teach yourself to be a dummy in 24 days' crap
<4> i just haven't programmed for ages, when i do learn a language, i just read the api, its obvious that i need to read more c++ api
<5> it's obvious that you need good books to learn from.
<4> obvious to you
<4> so you think
<4> gimme a couple of days
<4> i'll write something and show you :D
<5> there's nothing to suggest you ever had a strong handle on it, so *shrug* if you really don't want to listen
<4> lol
<4> who said i wasn't listening
<4> <4> gimme a couple of days
<4> <4> i'll write something and show you :D
<4> and then you can tell me how **** it is
<5> okay, I will
<4> =D
<3> poetry
<4> does that make us friends?
<5> no, sorry
<5> i don't play well with others
<4> gutted, i'm so lonely
<6> wooooo!!!!!
<6> no, nothing?
<4> rdragon
<4> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16269.html
<4> better?
<7> hello.. I am not getting any response on #vb.. so I`m asking here.. which edition of vb6 is best?
<7> and how do they differ?
<4> lol
<7> ?
<7> I`m sorry.. what is so funny?
<4> sorry, not you
<4> something before you joined ;D
<7> oh ok
<4> thats probably something you should google however
<5> marp - terrible.
<4> wtf?
<5> get a book :)
<4> but it works..
<4> ;D
<8> lol @ strncpy
<8> (that's probably an effect of MS' "deprecation" of standard functions)
<4> so what your saying is that code is ****e....
<9> how do u guys throw exceptions
<10> throw dextre
<9> throw Exception(); or throw new Exception();
<9> does it matter?
<9> lol tamama
<10> the latter could result in a memory loss
<9> _bstr_t are confusing
<11> why is that ?
<9> i'm trying to throw an error from my c++ DLL to a VB app
<9> and it's a string, so i need BSTR and _bstr_t
<9> reading up on it now~
<9> BSTR bstr = _bstr_t(myException.getData()); SendStringToVB((char *) bstr); SysFreeString(bstr);
<9> i used to do things this way
<9> and it works
<9> but peterhu says it's wrong
<9> BSTR bstr = _bstr_t("test string"); SendStringToVB((char *) bstr); SysFreeString(bstr);
<9> what does _T do?
<11> u shouldnt free the bstr
<11> it's only a pointer to something that is gonna go anyway so trying to delete it or whatever does that function might cause bad things
<11> SendStringToVB((LPCTSTR) bstr);
<11> SendStringToVB((LPCTSTR) _bstr_t(myException.getData()));
<11> sorry


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