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Dark GDK / reading rubik's cube formulas with dark gdk?

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Posted: 29th Jun 2010 11:22
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Hi friends
I want to design a rubik's cube software, i should convert rubik's notation to graphical moves, can i do this by means of dark GDK? i need reading text ( formulas ) from a file or text, can i read txt file and wirk with it in dark GDK?
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Hassan
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Posted: 29th Jun 2010 11:44
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GDK have nothing to do with reading files, to read a file, this is one way of loading a file


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What about reading from text box? can i have text box or something like it in my game? i should read formulas from a place to do them in graphic mode.
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Posted: 29th Jun 2010 12:21 Edited at: 29th Jun 2010 12:21
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i don't really know what you are trying to do, and what you have done till now, what text box? windows api text box? if it's a resource use GetDlgItemText ( ), if it's a custom text box that you have made, then you should have the text already stored in a buffer, and you can easily parse it like:


what is graphics mode?

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Thanks Hassan
I think i should study more about it and come back again
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Matty H
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@Hassan
I think he is wanting to show this kind of notation using GDK:
Rubik notation

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Is that correct?
The basic answer to your question is 'yes'. You can do anything you can think of with GDK, I would say GDK/DBPro would be a good choice for this kind of project.

fulcrum physics - free collision/physics plug-in for DarkGDK
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