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Wow I haven't done allegro in a long time... I think the problem may be that you need to clear the screen before you re-draw the text.

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I believe that the problem lies in line 7. You appear to create a variable called "array" (type double). In line 29, you are trying to call values from an array called "array". However, in line 7, you did not set "array" as an array. There is also something a …

So your looking at GUI's? Tkinter would be your best bet. Look up how to create cascading menu's. I have a couple of youtube videos on them as well. Just apply your own logic for how to create them from user input. It should be fairly simple. Text documentation/tutorial: [url]http://www.pythonware.com/library/tkinter/introduction/x5819-patterns.htm[/url] …

Also, if you have onboard graphics and it is turned on along with the graphics card, they may conflict. Go in the BIOS and check whether the onboard graphics are enabled.

What are you trying to get the monthly average of? Can you explain your problem a bit better? It's unclear what problem you are having.

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[url]http://docs.python.org/howto/unicode.html[/url] [url]http://boodebr.org/main/python/all-about-python-and-unicode[/url] [url]http://evanjones.ca/python-utf8.html[/url] ^Those should give you a helping hand :)

You would probably want to import both of those files as seperate modules into a core main script. Then you can use the return statements in your get functions.

Please don't bump old threads. Note: This is not a bump of an old thread, this was top of the forum anyway, so it won't make much difference.

What you need to do: [LIST] [*]Make an array of length 26 to store each value of occurrences for each letter [*]Read through text file one byte at a time [*]Ignore spaces [*]If letter is <Uppercase> or <lowercase> add one to corresponding array value [/LIST] Then obvs. set up a …

Please post the error you get (the whole error report)

Code tags please :) I can't read your code like that properly with all the whitespace removed.

In your code: -On line 29: [CODE] Dog::Dog(int aHeight, int aWeight):[/CODE] I'm not sure on the whole Class::Function thing, but surely you are referencing a function called "Dog" and a class called "Dog", which are the same, which may cause an error.

You need to show some effort! We won't write out the code for you. Research for and while loops on the official python documentation. Make a variable that will be the condition for the loop. Increment this by two each time, making sure it starts on one, and stops when …

Please post your code so that we can help you. What is the particular problem that you are having?

What is the problem you are having?

Python has growing support for things like OpenGL, which are huge in the sofware/games development industry. Also, there are several Python modules enabling the use of web apps or sites. There are a surprising amount of desktop programs that were programmed in Python, Blender being just one of them. So …

The error is around lines 70 and 75. The user input changes the value of "Move" and the computer random value writes to the value of "move". Notice the difference? Now look at lines 88 to 98. This is where you execute the moves. They both use "Move", which will …

Could you post your entire code? I have an idea for how it could work, but I would need to implement it in your existing code. My idea: [LIST] [*]Read line from file and convert to int [*]If int is less than 2, discard, if it is 2 or above, …

Just a quick question from myself. I have next to no SDL experience but I was having a logical look through your code. From lines 93 - 120, in your "handle_input()" function, you check for key downs and key ups. Surely this won't move while the key is held, but …

Well you could put a blank line underneath in a text editor. It would save a lot of time. I take it your using a loop to keep reading the lines?

You have described your problem well enough for us to help, but we won't, because you need to show us effort, as that will show us that you are committed to the task and want to learn, and you don't just want to cream code off of us.

Please post your code so we can see what is wrong or how best to change it.

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Please press the code tags button before pasting code. So you would code simplification? The first thing you should probably do is to test whether the fraction is prime. If the test returns false, then you should check what numbers can divide into it. Use while/for loops to test. Obviously, …

Please provide more detail on the question. I'm not sure what's going on with the .,.,.. in the middle of the question, so please explain that. Furthermore, you must show effort (ie. your current code), before we will help.

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I had a quick google, and I have to say, there really isn't much out there. In some place I saw something about using the Windows SDK? Do a little research and see if that will help. Here's one of the place I saw it. [url]http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/xpwirelesssdk/thread/8bd08edc-d361-47f4-ad90-e29601cada7d[/url]

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You would want to read the line into an array, and split it at the spaces, so you have little blocks of data. Obviously the first array value (position 0) will be "123", so you can just leave that one, but the next bit would be "d52.55". You would want …

Please use code tags. What problem are you having? You can never describe to us a problem in 8 words. We need more detail.

Please explain your question better. One sentence is not enough to describe a problem to us. It appears that English is not your main language, so I can understand that, but you have shown no effort, and have not given us enough detail to help you.

I personally use Dev-C++. I believe it's no longer in development, but there are plenty of add-on packages that make it really simple to install new libraries. Apparently Code::Blocks is currently the best IDE.

Do you really need an entire book? Take a look at this website. Read through the code and the explanations and then make your own demo of structs. It's unbelievably simple. [url]http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/structures/[/url]

If you want some practice exercises, head over to this thread: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread32007.html[/url] It's for python beginner projects, but you can use the same ideas in C++ as well :)

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I ran your code in NetBeans: [CODE]ERROR 1: SuitEnumerator(suit): ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax (You have a random colon [:] on the end. Remove it) ERROR 2: card_list = [[ (rank, suit) for suit in range(4)] for rank in range(1, 14)]] ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax (You have one too many close …

So you want to read verts from a file and write it in your own format? You just need to be able to read a line from a file, delete any un-needed characters and split the string up into three parts. Then you can convert them to int and make …

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That would be very difficult seeing as you have varied boundaries between grades. An easy way round it would be laying out percentage boundaries for each grade. Ie: [CODE]A* = 90% A+ = 88% A = 86% A- = 83% B+ = 80% etc. [/CODE] Then calculate a percentage and …

To create a new screen, you could just manipulate what is on the screen already. You could delete all the objects from the current screen, and then add the new objects of the next scene. There is probably a better way to do it as that would be a little …

Nice effort! I decided to rewrite your code to make a it bit shorter (it's a little long winded having lots of seperate functions for each bit of data). My code does look fairly long, but I have left comments, lots of whitespace, and a demo to prove that it …

This is where I learnt structs: [url]http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/structures/[/url]

Do you have any compiler errors?

Here's a page on checking for a prime number: [url]http://www.wikihow.com/Check-if-a-Number-Is-Prime[/url]

Probably the main thing would be the large picture in the background and the music player. I would get rid of the music player altogether on this page, as its just a log-in page. Maybe have a smaller image and a dark-ish coloured pattern for the background...maybe something using black …

What problems are you having so far?

Please use code tags. Are you getting any compiler errors? Post them here.