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theplake
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How i can use the .net function in Darkgdk?
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jason p sage
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Posted: 16th May 2008 19:47
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eek


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theplake
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I will convert a char to int.
This is my problem:
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jason p sage
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Posted: 16th May 2008 19:55 Edited at: 16th May 2008 20:32
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wrong use of dbInput IMHO.

I would just loop and wait for a key... for the messages... like this:


[edit]tossed in a sleep command so pc not hung while waiting[/edit] if it causes issue, add #include <windows.h> and you should be fine.


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theplake
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Big THX!

But is unconfortable!
DarkGDK with .net framework functions where easyer.
I can write it in one Line Convert::ToInt...
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dark coder
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Posted: 16th May 2008 20:07 Edited at: 16th May 2008 20:11
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As Jason said, your code is incorrect. Your 'colors' variable uses the data type 'char*', meaning it is an address to an array of chars(in this case), doing 'if (colors < 1 || colors > 5)' would be seeing if the address is lower or greater than 1 and 5, respectively. If you know the ASCII value for the number 1, then it's just a simple case of, 'int number = colors[0]-theLovelyASCIIVlueFor1;', the resulting number would be zero based, you could also use int number = *colors-blah.

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jason p sage
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Posted: 16th May 2008 20:35 Edited at: 16th May 2008 20:36
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edited code above to add a sleep command so not hung... dark coder's suggestion applies to alot of different things by the way... and I know that the dbKeyState is not the same as ASCII so don't get those confused. dbKeyState literally boils down to wires in you're keyboard... and is why some key combos just don't work... (if wire already crossed, crossing twice doesn't register) where char, ascii, dbEntry - are all related.

[edit] Wife changed to wire... changes meaning entirely[/edit]


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Lilith
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I wouldn't use a clear screen command immediately after printing something to the screen.

Lilith, Night Butterfly
I'm not a programmer but I play one in the office
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jinzai
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@theplake : In C, it is also 1 line, using function atoi, which is what .NET will use after going through any marshalling in both directions, that is.

@jps : I was going to say that wife crossing can be done many, many times...until wife gets converted to ex-wife. It registers. Wife swapping is something I am only half familiar with, and not the good half, either. Wires, I can handle.
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jason p sage
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Posted: 16th May 2008 21:50
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LOL ... I've had my share...


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