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Dark GDK / Printing an int value

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kareem3d
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i have made alittle game with visual C++ and Dark GDk

but i don't know how to print ( int ) to the screen
i need it for the score part -->
for example : i need when object "1" hit object "2" the score decrease by 1, so i wrote it like that :

if(dbObjectHit(1,2))
{
score--;
}
before that i made score integer --> int score=3;

but i don't know how to print it on the screen ????????!!!!
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IanM
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Please use meaningful titles in future or I'll simply delete your threads. Thanks

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Drowneath
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dbText(PositionX, PositionY, dbStr(score));

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What's the original title of the thread?
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kareem3d
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THANKS 4 HELP

next time i will make specific title
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itoa() has 3 parameters, not 2.


Radix is the base number you want to apply to the int.
Generally I use 10 as the radix for decimal numbers.

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Cole Xemi
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Why use dbText for an int?

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Posted: 3rd Aug 2009 20:50 Edited at: 3rd Aug 2009 20:55
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Quote: "Why use dbText for an int?"


Ummmm, maybe because dbPrint and dbText (you used both of them) require a pointer to a null terminated string and an int or float doesn't represent a string.

EDIT: At a guess I'd say that the documentation for the dbPrint () function needs a bit of editing. It looks like it was describing functionality for a VB environment.

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