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GAMER
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Location: chasing chikeds in the snow!
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| tinman47 wrote: | ...Take a moment to look at the
number of views that are on this thread;Don't you think that a
few people would want it? |
I readz it fer teh lulz.
When i "built" this computer the messenger system thing wasn't disabled automatically like when i normally install windows...It was fun. I'm surprised people still use it for spamming...It's been on the "auto-disable" for a long while now, no?
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tinman47
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Yeah,I admit that TextPad was kind of useless,and that net messenger thing doesn't always work,but the thing I really like about TM47-DOS is TM47-BASIC.Why don't
you try typing HELP or typing a "?[COMMAND GOES HERE]". |
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MiniMax
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Joined: 25 Jan 2007
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Location: Stockholm, Sweden
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Larry Laffer
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Joined: 19 Feb 2006
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Location: Romania
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| Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 6:25 am
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| tinman47 wrote: | Yeah,I admit that TextPad was kind of useless,and that net messenger thing doesn't always work,but the thing I really like about TM47-DOS is TM47-BASIC.Why don't
you try typing HELP or typing a "?[COMMAND GOES HERE]". |
There's no need to do that, I checked the code... my opinion remains the same! |
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GAMER
Gaming Demi-god
Joined: 22 Sep 2002
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Location: chasing chikeds in the snow!
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| Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 8:08 am
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| Larry Laffer wrote: | | tinman47 wrote: | Yeah,I admit that TextPad was kind of useless,and that net messenger thing doesn't always work,but the thing I really like about TM47-DOS is TM47-BASIC.Why don't
you try typing HELP or typing a "?[COMMAND GOES HERE]". |
There's no need to do that, I checked the code... my opinion remains the same! |
Ahem. "I looked at the source code"...
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dosraider
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Location: ROTFLMAO in Belgium.
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| Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 8:13 am
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| GAMER wrote: | I readz it fer teh lulz.
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WARNING
Lulz_O_Gauge is coming close to RED in this topic.
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Larry Laffer
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| Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 8:54 am
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| GAMER wrote: | Ahem. "I looked at the source code"...
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lulz, I didn't even realize what I said  |
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tinman47
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| Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 10:48 am
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| Seriously guys,if you guys know how to use Batch,why don't you guys just make it your own? |
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dosraider
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Location: ROTFLMAO in Belgium.
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Why you think we can't write some batch files?
Maybe we simply don't feel the urge to post them here.
Afterall, batch writing is as old as the ... as the ... now yeah, it's old.
You seem to enjoy your discoveries in that segment, good for you, you can learn and experiment things in it.
Forgive us if we don't get all excited about old news, sorry for the complete lack of excitement.
Nevertheless, keep on going, aslong you enjoy it, go ahead.
Let me predict that you soon will reach the end of batch possibilities, and you will look further. |
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tinman47
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DosRaider...Now you got me thinking 
And I never said you guys can't write Batch. |
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tinman47
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Well,now I released that Batch File,now I can move on with programming.I just learned how to program in C and I am enjoying it.I will release no more Batch files because nobody uses them anymore and they don't apply to my projects.So I'm moving on.C is very simple ,just uses math.Then I'll move on to C++.Till then,I release a few programs I made with C.
Until next time.  |
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dosraider
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| tinman47 wrote: | | DosRaider...Now you got me thinking |
Ow, I hope that wasn't too painfull.
*joky* |
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tinman47
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I only had like two siezures and a minor case of torretes. I also killed like 4 of the 6 brain cells I have left.I also have a serious spaz like every 20 seconds.
Im okay...
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tinman47
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Okay I have a question.
When I was programmin in C,I was creatin a function:
Now is there a purpose for passing variables in a function?Like
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int createbullet(d%)
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emmzee
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Joined: 14 Sep 2002
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Location: Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
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It's so that you can pass variables/values to the function.
Ex, say you create a function to perform a specific task, like find the area of a triangle:
float tri (float b, float h) {
return b * h * 0.5;
}
Then every time you wanted to find the area of a triangle, you'd just do like:
area = tri(5.6, 3);
Of course this is a simple example, your functions will usually be more complex than this.
More on functions:
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/c/lesson4.html |
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