On 02/17/2012 02:23 AM, Randall Morgan wrote:
> My Game programming days go back to DOS and WinG and the last thing I
> worked on was using DirectX 6 and it was brand new then. Much has changed
> since then. Even C and C++ and the coding styles used now are completely
> different. So I am glad this
My Game programming days go back to DOS and WinG and the last thing I
worked on was using DirectX 6 and it was brand new then. Much has changed
since then. Even C and C++ and the coding styles used now are completely
different. So I am glad this old man could help!
On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 10:52
On 02/17/2012 01:11 AM, Randall Morgan wrote:
> Try a little conditional:
>
> if abs(a1 - a2)> 180 then rotate counter clockwise
> else rotate clockwise
>
> I think this will work try it and see...
Thou art a genius. :) I used your suggestion along with this site:
http://www.kirupa.com/forum/sho
Try a little conditional:
if abs(a1 - a2) > 180 then rotate counter clockwise
else rotate clockwise
I think this will work try it and see...
On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 9:08 PM, Kevin Fishburne <
kevinfishbu...@eightvirtues.com> wrote:
> Apparently I'm too much of a dummy to figure this out. I ha
Apparently I'm too much of a dummy to figure this out. I have two
singles representing orientation in degrees, let's say Angle1 and
Angle2. I need to continually increment one (let's say Angle1) until
it's close to the value of the other (Angle2), but in the direction of
the shortest distance b
For Archlinux, I think it may simply take the source tar.gz file and write the
most pkbuild.
2012/2/17 Sebastian Kulesz
> Hi. I'm having trouble creating an Archlinux installation package. It
> seems to create it successfully, but when i check the destination
> folder it's empty and there is no
Hi folks,
1) Is it possible to change the height of the header of the expander,
i.e. the bit that remains visible when it is collapsed?
At the moment, it is too high for one line and too short for two.
2) Is it possible to change the height of the expanded view depending on
the size of its' conte
Hi,
I am experimenting with arrays in C components. I have looked at the
documentation on arrays and see that there are two types of arrays. It
looks like GB.NewArray simply reserves memory and GB.Array.New creates a
new GAMBAS array object.
My question is: When is it appropriate to use each of t
Hi. I'm having trouble creating an Archlinux installation package. It
seems to create it successfully, but when i check the destination
folder it's empty and there is no PKGBUILD file. Can somebody
reproduce this?
Thanks!
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