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<0> there's still a damage zone 'behind' it
<1> ... though the Army is never 'dummy-proof'.... trust me..
<1> yes, there is..
<2> Well, it does explode
<2> But most of the pain goes -->
<0> heh
<1> however- the danger zone 'towards enemy' is *much* larger, obviously...
<3> rdragon: to give you some more insight, on the line RenderObject *r = *iter, iter->protected->_M_current = 0x306a80 (which is where my first RenderObject* in the vector is), but r = 0x0
<3> after ***ignment
<0> well
<2> If military weapons were modelled accurately in games, sales, and recruitment, would drop like a rock
<1> ... I think it's something like 25 meters (back)- 300 meters (front)
<4> the you're looking at the library source? because you shouldn't be using _Manything
<0> then you've put a pointer to 0 in your vector, congrats
<0> (if r == 0)
<2> Whee, let's spend four minutes delicately unspooling the wire from the mine
<3> but i havn't
<3> O_O
<1> it's true... military weapons are remarkably limited..
<2> Then have the sergeant slap us on the head and demand to know what took so damned long
<2> Then be reminded that we make $15,000 a year to arm high explosives
<3> down in that scene.cpp code, i make the objects then add them
<0> heh
<2> Then watch as exactly three bad guys of the 48 charging your position were actually caught in the blast
<2> And they were the idiots who would have tripped on the run in anyway
<2> And for all that fun you had to spend the last two years carrying around 8 pounds of useless and very explosive weight on your back
<1> hey- anyone have any idea about my question?
<1> ... I'm not sure if 'sin()' is the right function..
<4> Petskull I told you it doesn't matter WHERE you are
<0> sin no more
<2> And if you ever find yourself in a retreat, you're comforted to know you'll be in the *** end of it rigging a 50 foot wire
<1> vaw- what do you mean?
<2> How heroic
<4> and for the usual orientation, no x += cin(angle)*distance;
<4> damnit
<2> Wonder if I got the weight right
<4> and for the usual orientation, no x += cos(angle)*distance;
<1> y is sine?
<4> and y += sin(angle)*distance;
<1> ah... not asin/acos?
<1> don't those functions return radians, though?
<4> Petskull this is basic ****ing trigonometry, I haven't taken trig in 40 years..... look it up yourself
<5> they take radians
<1> I'm not asking about the trig.. I'm asking about the functions..
<4> you ****ing twit, the functions ARE trig
<1> I'm asking it the function take degrees and return radians or what... that's not a trig question..
<1> it - if
<5> Petskull : just draw a circle with the distance you want as a radius, put your target point, and make a right-angled triangle out of it
<4> look it up yourself
<4> and no the don't take degrees and they don't return radians
<4> they don't in mathematics either
<5> there should be some DEGREE_TO_RAD constant pre-defined everywhere cos and sin are defined
<2> Nope, 3 and a half pounds
<2> w00t, bedtime
<6> ban list if full
<0> that's your fault
<6> huh?
<0> or swish's
<7> hhaha
<6> I remove my bans, actually.
<0> yeah
<0> ;)
<6> what's with all those IP bans?
<0> no idea
<8> hello
<0> goodbye
<8> i don't know why; you say goodbye, I say hello
<9> can anyone tell me why http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16294.html doesn't work for image files?
<0> who's the girl?
<8> think, idicus
<9> wow
<9> no +kb
<6> yeah, looks like my script disabled itself
<4> wow
<6> no, the script is still running. The mask doesn't match.
<6> good
<9> xxxxx##
<8> where is your error line ?
<8> lol
<9> wot?
<8> not enough information
<8> i'm talking to marp
<9> it doesn't download images properly
<9> there is no error
<9> apart from the bung image that it downloads
<9> it works fine for text/html etc.
<8> i do believe there are rules to this channel that help everyone
<8> i havn't seen the problem
<9> hah
<9> try comiling it and downloading an image
<9> it doesn't work
<0> why not?
<9> i don't kno
<9> thats why i ask :D
<0> well what does it do?!
<9> it downloads files from http
<9> but not images
<9> msdn states that it should work for all http files
<4> you probably want to write a binary file
<0> did you try downloading an image that doesn't have funky spaces in the filename?
<9> yeh
<0> well what DOES IT DO when you p*** it an image url?
<4> the problem is he opens the output file for "text"
<8> good question
<9> i tried ios::binary as well
<0> so does it download the file and save it, the problem just being you can't open it?
<4> marp and................?
<4> oh, the << isn't going to work
<8> what is the problem, that what my first question is
<0> you need to tell us what's happening - 'it doesnt work' doesn't say a damned thing
<4> what do you expect fout << buffer; to do?
<8> what do you see as the problem
<4> no, I asked YOU what you think it will do
<9> Problem: Won't successfully download images, the data written to disk is corrupt
<0> so then it DOES download images
<8> simplify brother
<9> fout << buffer; writes the current download data to disk
<0> your code just doesn't write it correctly
<8> tell me what you see
<4> marp why?
<8> the problem is that it doesnt work ?
<8> well good luck
<9> entropy||: <9> Problem: Won't successfully download images, the data written to disk is corrupt
<4> I'm asking you so that maybe you won't make this mistake again
<4> the question is WHY do you think it's going to write what you read correctly
<9> vawjr; fout is a file stream opened to write to disk
<4> yes
<4> and what does fout << buffer; do?
<9> does << not send the buffer data to the filestream, hence writing it to disk...
<9> ?
<8> what is corrupt ?
<0> entropy|| I think you're lagged
<4> not to me he isn't
<0> hmm, neither to me
<8> i'm not lagged
<10> of
<8> not likely
<9> what is corrupt?
<9> wtf
<8> does the file return ?
<9> the issue is that the code successfully writes a file to disk if the file is of txt/html format
<4> marp we don't need your questions, entropy|| has a fundamental misunderstanding of what << does
<8> ok
<9> it is not successful however if the file is an image
<0> it is successful, it's just that the data is "corrupt"
<4> oops, YOU do marp
<9> rdragon; correct
<0> then don't say it's not sucessful
<9> ok
<0> but yeah, the problem lies in your misunderstanding of how << works in that context
<9> so you can you tell me why it doesn't work, or what my misunderstanding of << is?
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