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<0> is there any way to launch emacs in a terminal or over ssh?
<1> lonetron, yes
<2> i used WSAEventSelect and i get an "unresolved external" error
<2> wtf
<1> Wondering, did you linke ws2_32.lib ? (or whatever it is)
<2> mmm
<2> let me check
<1> lonetron, emacs works great in a terminal
<1> I use it that way for hours every day
<3> http://rafb.net/paste/results/dYuWLi56.html
<3> logic prob
<1> hard to say what's wrong with only that code
<3> ok wait
<3> http://rafb.net/paste/results/LAuST677.html
<3> line 173
<3> the idea is :
<3> if the lettre is include in the word do not remove 1 chance
<3> but if the letter is already used in the used letter,,,do not remove 1 chance
<3> and i dont now how to write it for work
<3> anyone have idea?
<1> it looks okay to me
<3> ok
<3> :|
<1> perhapsthe problem is elsewhere
<3> ?
<1> what you have checks if m6500_lettre is in neither string, which is what I Think you want, right?
<1> m6400_lettre even
<3> yes
<3> if the m6400_lettre is in the 6400_mot_joueur et m6400_lettre_utilisee
<3> et = and
<1> ligne 97, c'est horrible :)
<3> for what??
<3> im newbies...
<3> ;)
<1> well
<1> fflush(stdin); <-- doesn't make sense
<3> no?
<3> :|
<1> so here's something to ask yourself: are you null terminating the used letter string?
<3> i dont undestand
<1> well, all strings muyst be null terminated, right?
<3> yes
<1> well, for your used lteers you are keeping them in a string
<1> where do you null terminate it?
<4> the guy who can't do division is back!
<1> that's me!
<4> noi [ArKaNgE]
<3> ok used letter dont have terminated char?
<1> that's what it looks like to me
<4> did you figure out why your division wasn't working [ArKaNgE] ?
<3> dbtid yes
<4> that's good
<3> i change the *100
<3> ;)
<4> you can do that if you want; or you could use the right types
<3> float and not int
<3> cn28h the prob with my if is not a no terminater used array...
<1> are you sure?
<1> where do you null terminate it?
<3> look line 194
<3> is work
<3> is or it's work in english?
<1> yes, then you use i to overwrite the null character
<1> "it works"
<3> oh
<3> it work
<4> what's the code?
<3> ok thanx
<3> http://rafb.net/paste/results/LAuST677.html
<1> dbtid, http://rafb.net/paste/results/LAuST677.html
<3> i have prob whit if line 173
<3> with*...
<3> i pratice C and english in same time
<3> ;)
<1> heheh
<1> your english is pretty good, much better than my french
<4> yeah unless you're on solaris, fflush(stdin) is pretty useless
<3> is hard to explain in english the problem that i have misery to say already in French
<4> lines 86-100 would be easier to write as a do/while loop
<4> actually, the whole function
<3> ok
<3> and for the line 173..you have idea?
<4> everywhere you're p***ing pointers but you're not putting a value in make no sense that way
<3> i tested && || != and ==
<4> void m7000_statistique(int *m7000_reussite, int *m7000_nbpartie)
<4> from what i can tell, there's no need to p*** int * when just plain int will do
<3> ok
<4> line 126 is not really correct
<4> you should multiply by 1.0 not 100
<3> no? ;)
<4> then use 3.3, etc
<3> ok
<3> line 173...
<3> in french is...
<3> <3> if the lettre is include in the word do not remove 1 chance
<3> <3> but if the letter is already used in the used letter,,,do not remove 1 chance
<3> <3> and i dont now how to write it for work
<3> in english is sorry
<4> this is exceedling ugly
<4> *exceedingly
<4> c- bot strchr
<4> c-bot strchr
<5> dbtid, here you go: strchr - #include <string.h> char * strchr (const char *string, int c) Search Functions (ISO) see - http://www.msunix.co.uk/manual/glibc-2.2.3/html_chapter/libc_5.html#SEC77
<4> what does "mot" mean?
<3> mean?
<3> what is mean...
<6> m6400_lettre is not a integer
<3> is a char
<6> your trying to call strctr on a char
<4> well, it's a char, and that's likely close enough
<6> the function is strchr(const char *, int c)
<6> not char);
<4> yes, yes it is
<4> but what happens when you invoke it with a char?
<6> hes getting an error probably
<4> (which by the way, happens to be an integer)
<4> no
<4> no he's not
<4> [ArKaNgE]: what appears to be the problem?
<3> for the first state of if strchr(m6400_mot, m6400_lettre) == NULL work
<3> - 1 chance
<3> but if the letter is already used...-1 chance
<3> and if the letter is already used in used letter, i dont want -1 chance
<4> well, cn28h already mentioned to you about not NUL-terminated your arrays
<3> yes
<4> if you're going to use strchr you best make sure they're properly terminated
<4> why don't you do a
<4> printf ("m6400_lettre_utilisee == '%s'\n", m6400_lettre_utilisee);
<4> and the same for m6400_mot
<3> but it work line 194
<4> it may seem to work; there's something wrong SOMEWHERE with the data; the code looks OK
<3> ok
<4> it'd be easier if this stuff was in english :)
<3> hehe
<3> i dont undestand how put a null char in the used letter
<3> is the for
<3> and what is this char for terminate string?
<3> line 194
<4> a 0
<4> '\0'
<3> 201
<3> ok
<3> and strlen count the '\0'?
<6> why do you keep flushing stdin?
<3> mindsport?
<4> no strlen does NOT count the '\0'
<4> man strlen
<6> fflush(stdin) for this is not needed
<3> mindsport ok
<3> but it is as its that I learned has the school, I am really beginner
<3> i look the line 201 the if else...and I wonder why I have put 2 times the same instruction
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