Even that requires some knowledge of a programming language. Anything that has something to do with a GUI is complex as long is it is not just a blank window (and even that requires a few lines of...
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Even that requires some knowledge of a programming language. Anything that has something to do with a GUI is complex as long is it is not just a blank window (and even that requires a few lines of...
Agreed. If you think it is a Wine problem, that changes the situation
Since you're already working with OpenGL I suppose you remember the very first example in every SDL tutorial: Drawing pixels on screen. You already have the colors set, now simply draw them (Lock...
I will say this as someone who is still learning new programming languages: Use a language that you like + can do what you want in a not-too-complicated way (Ruby, Python, pretty much all scripting...
I've seen worse.
Nah, just kidding lol. It is not too difficult to create but as long as it works (can't try atm) and is useful it must be great :)
Suggestion: use Zenity to improve the look of...
You can set it in preferences, search around a bit, it shouldn't be too hard.
My source is from Windows forums tho, the developer wrote it itself.
Thanks for so much info, I really appreciate it. I will stick to Java for a while, I got 2x700 pages long books about Java and it should be enough to learn to make something useful.
My biggest...
Windows is written in C, C++ and C#. And by saying Windows I don't mean apps, but the OS itself. So the answer is yes, C++ can do lots of stuff. But I prefer C myself.
Hi everyone!
Lately, I've been programming in Java (only the basic stuff) and I kinda liked it. I mean, I really liked it. But my question is this: Is it worth learning Java to program on Ubuntu...
Hi everyone!
I found this old LifeView FlyTV Platinum card, put it in the computer and tried to make it work with Ubuntu. It gets recognized with
dmesg | grep saa7133
but this is where I'm...
Thats not enough:
Here's what you need to do:
g++ [arguments] file.cpp -o executable_name
Insted of [arguments] use a real argument, like -Wall, or nothing at all.
then run it with:_
I thought of everything but %c -.-
thanks for your help man :)
Hi everyone!
I'm working with a really long array of numbers and I ran into a really weird problem that I cannot fix. So I thought you might know ;D
I'm simply trying to print the array...
Don't remove them, they are VERY helpful, even if they are 5 years old (or more). Some of the posts will be helpful all the time, no matter what version of ubuntu we will be using.
Must agree to...
Why not try the grep command? ;) Just add -o for better result.
And thanks for the code, it seems hard, but I'll try to understand it.
I already posted this solution above, but the problem is that this prints the whole line, not the part between 'is' and 'new'. Re-read the thread ;)
For anyone that will ever be searching for something like this again, here is the solution. I used simple command grep.
grep is.*new < ubuntu.txt
(Ubuntu.txt keeps the text mentioned above.)...
This could be used but, lets say I don't know where in text there are words 'is' and 'new' and I want to print stuff between them.
I could use something like:
awk '/is/,/new/' ubuntu.txt
But...
Hi everyone!
Recently I got into awk and couldn't find out how to print something from one string to another.
I don't want to print the whole line, just the content between 2 strings.
Let's...
That looks even better and easier. Thanks again :)
Oh trust me, I googled a lot, but I wasn't sure what to google. Your solutions are logical, I didn't even think of them. I will try them out for sure.
Thanks a lot :)
Hi everyone!
I'm making a simple website that loads pictures from a folder. The code works, but the problem is that everytime I click a 'next' or a 'previous' button, the variable $i resets back...
I wouldn't call this an error. But I understand what you're trying to say.
Yes it is a nice guitar and I'm begging Santa to bring it fast :P Well a PS3 sounds good too, but I'm not really a gaming consoles fan so guitar was my first choice. You can still buy a guitar next...