Wow. Now I just feel embarrassed. Thanks!

I downloaded BASS24 for Linux from un4seen.com and copied the 32bit libbass.so into the same folder as my source code and music. Here's my code: #include "bass.bi" BASS_Init(-1, 44100, 0, 0, 0) dim as HSTREAM connected = BASS_StreamCreateFile(0, strptr("connected.mp3"), 0, 0, BAS...

I made a program called SpaceAttack! , and my .rc file is as goes. ICON "spaceattackicon.ico" VS_VERSION_INFO VERSIONINFO FILEVERSION 4,2,3,3 PRODUCTVERSION 4,4,3,4 FILEOS VOS__WINDOWS32 FILETYPE VFT_APP BEGIN BLOCK "StringFileInfo" BEGIN BLOCK "040904E4" BEGIN VALUE &q...

I have a program that will translate text to binary and vice versa. #include "protection.bi" Dim As String InText Dim As String choice try: Input "Text to Binary or Binary to Text [bt|tb]?" , choice If Ucase(choice) = "BT" Then Input "Binary: " , InText Dim As...

How would I run a program in a new window, creating a new process, and delivering control to both programs?

Examples for sending across localhost, wireless lan, and lan would be helpful. I can't seem to send text, though.

I understand what you mean, I was extremely confused at first.
It needs to go through the loop because after going through 1 set, it needs to go through 2 characters.

I have tried to make a brute force loop that will go through all symbols or letters and PRINT them, here is my attempt: Dim As String buffer Dim As Integer a Do a += 1 For b As Integer = 1 To a buffer = "" For i As Integer = 32 To 126 Cls buffer &= chr(i) Print "Folder: " &am...

Well, there's this. #define fbc -s gui ScreenRes 400, 300, 32 windowtitle "Loading..." dim as integer x = 49 dim as integer change = 1 dim as integer max = 200 dim as single speed = 5 do cls x = x + change line (48, 18) - (max + 2, 32), , B line (x, 20) - (x + 30, 30), 65535, BF if x = 50 ...

I've noticed that everyone always does this: file.bas 'some code But, by typing inside of the "code" tag "file=file.bas", like so: 'There is no code here on purpose The need for typing the filename on top disappears. You can simple click "Download", and you will get the...

dkl wrote:I've used lots of &hAABBCCDD11223344ull in test cases. Very original, isn't it.

Original, I guess, but it's super long. Another long one would be &hF12EEBA51C
(Twelve would be "R".)

Oops I missed bin() and &b somehow. I remember looking for it some time back in the docs, but must not have looked very hard. Good call on the cint() vs val()! I think adding leading 0 support for literals and also val(), cint(), and friends would be a good idea. Can't see that break existing c...

Everyone (I think) uses DEADBEEF for an example. What others do people use, if any?
I thought maybe DEDEDE, you know, from Kirby?

Thanks.
That's why I'm a newb.
BTW, I think it's hilarious how we use DEADBEEF for hex examples.
I do understand, though.

I can use HEX(10) to get the Hex form, but how would I get the decimal form?
&h doesn't work with variables, which is the main reason I need it.