I definitely think this is a cool idea, and worth a shot.

Heh _Oz__ beat me to posting, but I have a package to submit too:D. The headers should be more complete. Enet.bi will include the proper header for the proper OS. You can also define ENET_DLL before including enet.bi, to use the enet dll instead of the static lib. Finally it includes a static and dy...

A green screen is the effect used by cinematographers to composite a foreground onto a different background, IE the weather man on the weather board, he is really in front of a green screen. Also, What I mean is you could process an avi to get each individual frame, then use a custom blender[1] in t...

You could probably write a blue/green creen app in FB fairly easily, since a custom put blender could be used to replace those colors with a source image, while leaving non blue screen elements intact.

No I have g-mail, I just like hotmail better, g-mails junk filter sucks.

I know, its Microsoft's over aggressive junk filter...

Yeah, what you will have to do, is reallocate your buffer to the size of the current buffer + the size of the new data. Then use memcpy "#include "crt/crt.bi" to move your old data to the end of your allocated block, then copy in your new data.

Hmm, I'll look into this tomorrow. I just noticed an email in my junk folder about it. So, sorry for the late reply.

To me it sounds like an old copy of libiconv, your best bet is to get a fairly current GTK package. This site >Glade for win32< maintains a few packages, you'll probably want the devel package.

I would imagine getting, then modifying the pixels, then putting them back would be really slow. Your best bet for speed would probably to double buffer it.

I personally would love to see true, and simple project support, I hate #include "blah.bas". I'd like to drop a .bas into a project and have it automatically added to the build line. As well as the ability to rearrange their build order, and set whether a .bas in the project is actually ad...

Oh well if it really is homework, who cares? One of two things will happen. a) Short term, his teacher will find out, and take appropriate action. a+=1) Long term, he will continue to do this, and continue to get away with it, then he will get out of school thinking he's a real programmer, at which ...

Heres a very simple way to simulate "springyness" #include "fbgfx.bi" screenres 640,480, 16, 2 screenset 1,0 dim as integer mX, mY, mB dim as single ballX, ballY ballX = 0 ballY = 0 do until multikey(FB.SC_ESCAPE) getmouse mX, mY,,mB 'If mouse 1 is pressed then we assign the ball...

While it seems wasteful the best type for a boolean is in fact an integer, since its the fastest data type in FB (CPU's always manipulate their native data type fastest, FB is 32 bits only (for now), integer is 32 bits(for now)).

Maybe applying a blend function to your pheromone buffer would help some stuff, it would created wider "solid" trails, and eliminated small useless ones. Also consider having 2 pheromone buffers, 1 for moving away from the nest (and should be ignored by returning ants) and one for returnin...