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Posted on 03-18-04 12:29 PM, in Bah. Why must XP be stupid? Link
Originally posted by HyperHacker
It's nice, but there seems to be some problems with frames. Things don't draw right on them. I might have to remove all manner of frames. Damn.



After adding a frame, also add a PictureBox in the frame, and add the controls you originally want to put inside the frame in the PictureBox. Like this:


_____________________________
| Frame |
| ________________________ |
| | PictureBox | |
| | [Controls] | |
| | [Controls] | |
| | [Controls] | |
| | [etc.] | |
| |________________________| |
|_____________________________|


If you cancel out the border of the pic.box, you'll see the controls looks normally "inside" the frame.
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Posted on 03-20-04 09:19 AM, in Memory-related questions Link
1) Yes, AFAIK; But since we can't go past the unused pages, we can't deduce it's true or not (cannot see visible effects)
2) Page 10, i.e. 7_C800 + 10 * 1A0 = 7_E200 (_ = E for low, F for hi part)
3) Haven't examined, but I think it's left-to-right then up-to-down.
4 and up) dunno
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Posted on 03-21-04 12:12 PM, in SMW Memory Locations! Link
Good job!
It'd be better if you add an "edit" function

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Also,
$13 is for sprite, $14 is for object;
In custom blocks, $00 is a 16-bit data for the starting point of you code
I think you missed Fireball 1 Status
Moreover, "Firball" is a table with X = 00 to 09, because Yoshi Fireball is also a kind of fireball.
$1528 is not only for Chargin' Chuck.
Finally, help me to stab the developers of M$ Excel 2000.
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Posted on 03-22-04 02:10 PM, in SMW Memory Locations! Link
I mean "modify"... I don't see it there, so I ask.

I mean, $13 is the frame counter for the sprite layer,
$14 is the frame counter for the object (BG) layer.

And here's you knife
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Posted on 03-22-04 02:15 PM, in Testing if a value is a number or not... (c++) Link
I think if the user is stupid enough to enter a non-numerical data (), an error will be given out.

So use try/catch may help.
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Posted on 03-23-04 12:12 PM, in Deleting bytes with VB6 Link
I'd rather do it like this:

...
Dim Temp() as Byte
...
Redim Temp(LOF(nFileNum) - 512) ' 512 = &H200
...
Get nFileNum, 513, Temp 'File pointer starts at 1.
Put nFileNum2, 1, Temp
...
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Posted on 03-24-04 12:40 PM, in Deleting bytes with VB6 Link
Originally posted by HyperHacker
You can do that? Seeing how you can't assign to an array, that's quite surprising.


Which VB version you use? It ran correctly for me. I haven't go in depth of the program, but I tried the get/put part and there's no error. I'm using VB6.
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Posted on 03-25-04 12:24 PM, in Random quote generator Link
JavaScript can do that already

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// Put inside <script>
var theQuotes = new Array(Number of quotes);
theQuotes[0] = "Quote #1";
...
theQuotes[Number of quotes - 1] = "Quote #n";
document.write(theQuotes[Math.round(Math.random() * Number of quotes -.5)]);
// </script>

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Posted on 04-05-04 07:47 PM, in VB 6 crashing Link
Try re-install it again.
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