I have had a quick search online and it looks like the socket.io module is what you need to do this. Below is a link to an example tutorial. Hopefully you can take what you need from that to get set...
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I have had a quick search online and it looks like the socket.io module is what you need to do this. Below is a link to an example tutorial. Hopefully you can take what you need from that to get set...
Rather than naming your objects elementX when you create them, why not add them create them in an array:
SomeClass[] elements = new SomeClass[SIZE];
Then you could add to a list:
for(int X=0;...
In your line System.out.print(x+ " ") x here is a double, so you are printing a double to double precision, which is why you are getting the output you are seeing. You should be printing the output...
To point you in the right direction, have a look at a caesar cipher.
Ok, I cracked it, is it for a job application?
I have reproduced the steps that you have done and I managed to produce the same result. What is it that you are trying to achieve? Where did the string come from? Why are you trying to read it? ...
I have found the same issue recently. I'm also quite new to make files. I found online that it is possible to auto generate the dependencies. See here:...
I think you are looking for
Array_Append<TT*>(YOUR ARGS);
So that you are specifying the type for your template.
Paul
Whenever you submit a task to an ExecutorService it returns a Future object. You could build a list of these Future objects and check if they have been finished using the isDone() method.
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I used this when I was getting myself set up for C++ and OpenGL dev.
http://www.videotutorialsrock.com/opengl_tutorial/get_opengl_setup_linux/home.php
I find videos can be more helpful. ...
I think you can use the exec() function for this.
Paul
Did you check the stickies? Specifically, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1766253
Slightly modifying fdrake's post:
#install the complier
sudo aptitude install build-essential g++
# to compile
g++ -o your_dir/complied your_dir/not_compiled.cpp
#to run...
Why use linux CLI? It seems to be a job much more suited to actually be done in Windows.
Have you looked on google for port and socket examples in C#?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.sockets.socket.beginsendfile.aspx or you could use...
If you use relative paths they will be the same in Windows and Ubuntu, so I would strongly recommend that you use them since you won't run into compatibility issues.
If you are using an absolute...
Hi
Are you trying to use absolute paths or relative paths? I would recommend that you use relative paths so that you are able to distribute your game. Are you using Java? If so, have you looked...
You could test with your own custom images, like a fully red png file compared against a fully blue png. I would imagine that would give you a huge difference.
You could then find out what a...
After having a read of the documentation it would be interesting to know what "sqlite3_step" returned. The information here (http://www.sqlite.org/c3ref/step.html) indicates that there are a few...
Go to this link and follow the instructions.
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Paul
Your Login class is a JPanel, which is not a window. You want a window to be displayed. So you either need to change your Login class to inherit from JFrame, so that it is a window that can be...
Could you tell me where you set up your perspective view? I have searched the files and I can't see any calls to any of the following, which I would have expected:
glFrustrum
glOrtho...
I haven't looked at your code, but based on what you are trying to achieve I think you probably want orthogonal projection rather than perspective. Are you looking to just render simple images like...
Given the very tight timescale that you have I think that it would probably be best to do this in Matlab.
You have all the necessary matrix multiplication and maths functions already built in and...
I finally managed to solve my problem. I opened the file /etc/network/interfaces and removed everything and replaced it with:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
I then restarted networking...