Originally posted by Squash Monster

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To quote the first post, "What programming languages do you know? Include formatting languages such as HTML." So um, HTML and CSS count, hah.

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Originally posted by dormento

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You can search www.planetsourcecode.com. FP used to post some of his stuff there.

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Originally posted by HyperHacker

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*Sigh*

All this awesome raw power... And yet you still can't directly edit the ASM (eg: click an opcode and type in a new one) or al of the registers (SP anyone?).

Also as far as editing the actual ROM file, wouldn't it make more sense to have a save button instead of making it instant? You don't wanna accidentally fry the ROM.

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Originally posted by Heian-794

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Could someone do a big favor for a hapless n00b?

I downloaded FCEU 0.98 and want to give it a try, but have no idea at all what to do. I mean, I've unzipped the file, but I get folders full of mysterious files with nothing clearly marked as the application I'm supposed to be running.

The website:

http://fceultra.sourceforge.net/docs/

is very little help at all and is full of arcane information that's beyond my ken.

Somebody give me a quick and dirty way to get started with FCEU?

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Originally posted by windwaker

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Well, here's what I have now:
-- all of the previous code --
echo $top ."<font color=#CCCCCC>". $login ."</font> ". $end;

It still echoes the same error .

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Originally posted by neotransotaku

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Originally posted by Gavin

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syntax errors i can understand... but using a < font > tag is just disgustingly reprehensible :_;. take, for instance, all of the disgusting Acmlmboard code. chalk full of terrible non-standardized code that makes you want to vomit

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How is using non-standardized? Just because it is depreciated doesn't make it non-standard... not unless you are pushing for CSS to be used... then I can see how using such formatting tags can lead to inconsistencies...

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what? you didnt jump on the new wave of internet savyness and declare war against all deprecated and non-standard web code?

you rebel you

Originally posted by Emptyeye

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I wonder, can this possibly be used for non-traditional hacking purposes? What I mean is stomping out potential crippling bugs in games (I'm thinking specifically of the "Scuzz never falls down" glitch in Level 10 of Battletoads...looking at the code, figuring out what it is that causes him to not fall down, and editing it)...in all, if someone decided to go that route, this could be a very useful tool indeed beyond the more traditional hacking applications.

Granting, you can do this anyway, but something like this seems like it would make it a whole lot easier.

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$filename = 'file.txt';
$contents = fread (fopen($filename, 'r'), filesize ($filename));

$file_array = split ('\n', $contents);

$line_count = count($file_array);

echo ("Lines in file: " . ($line_count + 1));
echo ("
Line 3 and 4 added: " . $file_array[3] . $file_array[4]) . "\n";


	for ($x = 0; $x < $line_count; $x++) {
		$occur_count = substr_count($file_array[$x], '/');

		if ($occur_count > 0) {
			echo ("$occur_count matches in file $filename, on line $x");
		}
	}

?>

Originally posted by Evil Peer

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I suggest looking at these issues NOW as my ROM has been trashed by these mysterious problems!

1) I do not have access to the code right now.
2) I will not have time to look at it until next week.
3) I never made a guarantee of any sort.
4) You should have made a backup.
5) I do this for free. (And before you mention donations, thus far I have not received one)
6) I do not kowtow.
7) If you do not care for my program, do not use it.

So, in short, your demand has been given the full gravity it deserves and is being duly ignored.

I will look at these issues sometime during the next week.

---Evil Peer

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