[QUOTE=voodooattack;39777013]You mean VB.NET?[/QUOTE]
Why not J#
@ All the guesses - nope
[IMG]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/15715478/loadsofrogue.png[/IMG]
Started doing a roguelike for an assignment, got it reading how to makes rooms from a textfile and getting it drawn. Got movement as well but still working on collision.
Hopefully once I get the requirements done for the assignment I will be able to change it to randomly generated rooms.
[QUOTE=Mr.Heal;39778362][IMG]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/15715478/loadsofrogue.png[/IMG]
Started doing a roguelike for an assignment, got it reading how to makes rooms from a textfile and getting it drawn. Got movement as well but still working on collision.
Hopefully once I get the requirements done for the assignment I will be able to change it to randomly generated rooms.[/QUOTE]
If I was a prof I would make students make a roguelike or games. you learn a butt ton by making games.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIjZ3shpkMg[/media]
Been working on caching in my app.
I finally got the insert() working for my story generator. Now I need to get the text box to go below the Make Story button and learn to clear stuff.
C++ Grandmaster Certification Starts Today, well technically yesterday but I just noticed the email :P
[QUOTE=Bladezor;39781040]C++ Grandmaster Certification Starts Today, well technically yesterday but I just noticed the email :P[/QUOTE]
You mind explaining what it is? It looks pretty interesting but does it actually have any validation?
[QUOTE=Richy19;39782253]You mind explaining what it is? It looks pretty interesting but does it actually have any validation?[/QUOTE]
Being able to call yourself a Grandmaster is enough validity for me.
[QUOTE=Asgard;39782399]Being able to call yourself a Grandmaster is enough validity for me.[/QUOTE]
Yes but does it actually have any professional validity? ie could you show it t employers and actually use it to prove anything?
[QUOTE=acpm;39775312]there exists a threshold where blur density and region space for censored information cannot be reasonably reversed
that being said, you should always just blackout information instead of blur it[/QUOTE]
That's only true for image data, for text it's just a bad hash algorithm and therefore possible to solve brute-force (assuming the adjacent image, text alignment and font are known).
[QUOTE=Richy19;39782410]Yes but does it actually have any professional validity? ie could you show it t employers and actually use it to prove anything?[/QUOTE]
[URL]http://www.cppgm.org/about.html#6[/URL]
So I guess to a certain extent, yes.
This is my first "larger" program that is actually useful:
[IMG]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/5013896/forum/Facepunch/Programming WAYWO/3.2013/Sudoku-Breaker.png[/IMG]
I wrote it in 2007 for a raffle that was going for a few weeks with progressively more difficult Sudokus.
I thought I had lost it, but found it today along with a few other programs.
There's arrow+number key input and a saved state to make guessing easier.
It works by tracking the possibilities for each field and applying a few rules after each number input, so it fills while typing.
There's a text intro that doesn't work any more because I used Console.Beep for timing and the code's completely in German :v:
My damn geometry picker won't work because the window borders are throwing off the mouse position calculations.
[QUOTE=Tamschi;39783040]This is my first "larger" program that is actually useful:
[IMG]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/5013896/forum/Facepunch/Programming WAYWO/3.2013/Sudoku-Breaker.png[/IMG]
I wrote it in 2007 for a raffle that was going for a few weeks with progressively more difficult Sudokus.
I thought I had lost it, but found it today along with a few other programs.
There's arrow+number key input and a saved state to make guessing easier.
It works by tracking the possibilities for each field and applying a few rules after each number input, so it fills while typing.
There's a text intro that doesn't work any more because I used Console.Beep for timing and the code's completely in German :v:[/QUOTE]
Semi-relevant.
[video=youtube;MlyTq-xVkQE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlyTq-xVkQE[/video]
I changed my xpilot clone a fair bit since last time
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/PnAA7Qc.png[/IMG]
[QUOTE=ScreenNamesSuck;39783121]My damn geometry picker won't work because the window borders are throwing off the mouse position calculations.[/QUOTE]
[url]http://stackoverflow.com/a/3242291/410020[/url]
[quote=Reed Copsey]You can use [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd183434%28VS.85%29.aspx"]ClientToScreen[/URL] to get the coordinates of the upper left (0,0) point in screen coordinates. The RECT returned by GetClientRect will be appropriate to get you the lower right corner (just add to the POINT set by ClientToScreen).[/quote]
So today I set out to have my unit tests cover 100% of my source/utils folder, including things that are suppose to happen in release mode, and things that are suppose to happen in debug mode, and things that aren't ever suppose to happen.
It required me to add in a small thing that I wasn't sure would leak or not (because that's how the C++ standard library rolls.) I made the mistake of firing up Valgrind and finding new errors to suppress. So I refactored my suppressions file to see how few errors I could suppress.
I then saw that Boost.Locale was leaking oddly, so I thought 'gee I'll see if I can fix this', so I fixed almost all the major leaks by adding a single line of code to my unit tests that should be in Boost.Locale. Then after that it's a bit of a blur as I found it leaked more with certain Boost.Locale things turned on, so I turned them all on and my application would crash or it'd hang or it'd leak.
Four hours later at 6AM I have a new, smaller suppression file, a 24 line test case to discuss with other developers, 100% code coverage of my source/utils folder and somehow a fully functional Windows port compiled in Linux. Wat.
Blue - oxidizer, red - fuel. Guess which tanks hold what type of those, and I will rate you winner.
I added support for procedural fuel tanks, also moments of inertia computed from tank geometry, fuel mass computed from database of materials (it looks up liquid phase of the fuel and computes density for that).
[img]http://i.imgur.com/bMP092u.png[/img]
[img]http://i.imgur.com/QWmSjyG.png[/img]
[QUOTE=BlackPhoenix;39786392]Blue - oxidizer, red - fuel. Guess which tanks hold what type of those, and I will rate you winner.[/QUOTE]
Nitrogen Tetroxide and Hydrazine?
If so, you're simulating really nasty rockets!
[QUOTE=BlackPhoenix;39786392]Blue - oxidizer, red - fuel. Guess which tanks hold what type of those, and I will rate you winner.
I added support for procedural fuel tanks, also moments of inertia computed from tank geometry, fuel mass computed from database of materials (it looks up liquid phase of the fuel and computes density for that).
[img]http://i.imgur.com/bMP092u.png[/img]
[img]http://i.imgur.com/QWmSjyG.png[/img][/QUOTE]
I bet you are burning hopes and dreams of little children, with unicorn horns. Am I close?
That's any space agencies fuel source, though.
Hydrogen and Oxygen?
[QUOTE=supersnail11;39786952]Hydrogen and Oxygen?[/QUOTE]
Only the upper stage. The lower stage is different (obviously, since the volume ratio is different).
RP-1 and Oxygen?
i removed some code that didn't work because of access modifiers / visibility things. replaced some arrays with vectors just to kick around different ways to do what i removed, deleted everything because i suck at vectors.
came back later and added the original code back and it worked despite erroring before.
currently in a state of pure terror.
As I near the end of our software engineering group project at university I have decided that I never want to be a software engineer or work with people ever again.
[url]https://gist.github.com/Metapyziks/738814d22587b9fe397e[/url]
The guy who wrote this is the only other programmer in the group who can (at least sort of) use Java.
I get PTSD flashbacks whenever I hear someone say "but it works, so there's no need to change it".
[editline]3rd March 2013[/editline]
My favourite part is when the indentation goes up to 16 deep.
[QUOTE=Ziks;39787961]As I near the end of our software engineering group project at university I have decided that I never want to be a software engineer or work with people ever again.
[url]https://gist.github.com/Metapyziks/738814d22587b9fe397e[/url]
The guy who wrote this is the only other programmer in the group who can (at least sort of) use Java.
I get PTSD flashbacks whenever I hear someone say "but it works, so there's no need to change it".
[editline]3rd March 2013[/editline]
My favourite part is when the indentation goes up to 16 deep.[/QUOTE]
What the hell are your tutors doing during a project's development? What the fuck does your UML look like when the code turns out like that? Who the fuck approved this design in the first place?
I kid, I understand perfectly fine why it looks like that (cs student).
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