| Message Title | Author and Date |
| Ok everybody read now | Sai on Dec 9 |
| * Hmmmmmm..... A string test? Hope it does not break! |
on Dec 9 |
| lol...thanks | Sai on Dec 10 |
| Comments welcome about what to do with the Proud Of Forum... | Pete on Dec 9 |
| I think it's better the way you have it now... |
on Dec 9 |
| if you ask me... | Ben on Dec 9 |
| * Keep in mind that Pete only has a few options available there! |
on Dec 9 |
| Yes, pretty limited... What I wish we had... |
on Dec 9 |
| * QBguy just showed me a way to do it there |
on Dec 9 |
| IMPORTANT ADDITION to the Proud of Forum - Added an HTML Index Feature... | Pete on Dec 10 |
| * Hey Mikey! I like it! |
on Dec 10 |
| *That's the best one -- no clicking pages to find a name :-) |
on Dec 10 |
 Need more help... | Sai on Dec 8 |
| Just found another error | Sai on Dec 8 |
| * Try MID$(text$, start%, numberof places%) |
on Dec 8 |
| I know but... | Sai on Dec 8 |
| You can't use just one number for months unless you use Hexadecimal ones! |
on Dec 8 |
| never noticed that, so thanks | Sai on Dec 8 |
| yea...nvm | Sai on Dec 8 |
| * Take your time and play around with MID$ a bit. You'll get it! |
on Dec 8 |
| I will, but i just revamed my program as well | Sai on Dec 8 |
| * If the plate string length never changes, find that Y position too. |
on Dec 8 |
| * It should be "licence" or "license" | Spelling Police on Dec 8 |
| Yay | Sai on Dec 9 |
| * I'd love to see it if you'd like to post it here. | Pete on Dec 9 |
| * Me too Mr. "U12-08-2008-India". I bet UR12..........:-P |
on Dec 9 |
| Here, but | Sai on Dec 9 |
| Sure use a string array if you can. |
on Dec 9 |
| thanks | Sai on Dec 9 |
| One more observation! |
on Dec 9 |
| Great job! Here it is a bit more optimized. Also, LET can be completely removed... |
on Dec 9 |
| Hexadecimal months? Bonus points? |
on Dec 8 |
| IF month = 1 could it also be 10, 11, or 12 |
on Dec 8 |
| What in the 9th Circle of Hell is going on here!!?? | Pete on Dec 8 |
| Now wasn't THAT Special! SATAN.......... |
on Dec 8 |
| * Sure, sometimes when you mess with the devil, you get the horns. | B. L. ZeeBOB on Dec 8 |
| One problem! He never said he could determine his own plate number......... |
on Dec 8 |
| More driver's license issues for Sai. | Moneo on Dec 9 |
| well... | Sai on Dec 9 |
| Re: well... | Moneo on Dec 10 |
| Let's just be glad it's over... |
on Dec 10 |
| * I can't wait! Success we made........somehow |
on Dec 11 |
| Re: Need more help... | Ben on Dec 8 |
| Don't worry about it, Ben... | Pete on Dec 8 |
| students | Ben on Dec 8 |
| I find it annoying when people post the entire assignment! |
on Dec 8 |
| You were going the other way | Ben on Dec 8 |
| * You don't work for me either smarty! |
on Dec 8 |
| * What? | Ben on Dec 8 |
| That was updated after Bob found a problem.............. |
on Dec 8 |
| Road sign: Caution Slow Computers at Work... | Pete on Dec 9 |
| *Since we already hijacked Sai's post, get rid of that fancy apostrophy dammit! |
on Dec 10 |
| I use emulator | Ben on Dec 9 |
| What exactly is your problem? |
on Dec 9 |
| Re: POINT | Ben on Dec 9 |
| * Not bad! The unused attributes are not always set to 0. |
on Dec 9 |
| Doesn't matter! | Ben on Dec 9 |
| OK, I see what you did. I saw that IF non-zero statement is all. |
on Dec 9 |
| Bytes! not nibbles | Ben on Dec 9 |
| Sure have a ball. But the FourBit SUB means 4 bits. |
on Dec 9 |
| *If I were writing it today, I'd use a user-defined TYPE for the header info, too ;-) |
on Dec 11 |
| * Is it not a waste of memory if you only NEED a few bytes of data? | Ben on Dec 11 |
| * Your blahh variable holds half the unused values anyway |
on Dec 11 |
| * yes, but I could just have a few variables and GET them by passing a offset to the GET | Ben on Dec 11 |
| You are only talking about 54 bytes which is hardly critical. |
on Dec 11 |
| Good point... |
on Dec 11 |
| Did you do this on purpose? |
on Dec 9 |
| haha it was a typo I meant to type "bi" but forgot the "b" and had to set it 1 b | Ben on Dec 10 |
| Why not add the b instead of editing the number? Obfuscation perhaps? |
on Dec 10 |
| It was just an example | Ben on Dec 11 |
| As to the BMP loading parts, you can blame Bob, LOL |
on Dec 9 |
| ok bud | Sai on Dec 9 |
| *Well, my name sure isn't Clippy either, but ya never know, lol. |
on Dec 9 |
| and... | Sai on Dec 9 |
| * No problem. I'm lazy too.......... |
on Dec 9 |
| * What else could go wrong today... Oh yeah, MystikShadows could show up! | Pete on Dec 8 |
| Well today is a good day to die. ;)..... |
on Dec 8 |
| * Amazing, I just did some bit packing last week! |
on Dec 8 |
| *Hey, Myst! Where are you moving to? Anywhere in France would be great - wine country? |
on Dec 9 |
| LOL at in France, Bob, Myst was your next igloo neighbor! |
on Dec 9 |
| *It's a small (large?) world -- I always thought he lived in France - c'est la vie. |
on Dec 9 |
| * Bob stay off the wine and coffee. They don't work well together! |
on Dec 9 |
| *I'm half Irish, so I'm used to booze with my coffee ;-) |
on Dec 9 |
| * Half of my family hails from the island of Witland. You do the math. :) | Pete on Dec 9 |
| Program that helps play clue (URL) |
on Dec 7 |
| Program to help you soil your shorts...URL | Anita Clue on Dec 8 |
| That program is not written in QBASIC. You didn't even give source code. | qbguy on Dec 8 |
| I've got your Vista source code right here... | Steve M. Balmer on Dec 8 |
| * I did not know there were flushes in Clue............. |
on Dec 8 |
| Mild edit |
on Dec 9 |
| Very interested to find out why text screens won't function... | Pete on Dec 9 |
| I did see this post |
on Dec 12 |
| Ah, I missed a couple of things. Here, maybe this will help... | Pete on Dec 12 |
| Tim just posted a new spin on his Tetirs game. Very cool, worth checking out. URL* | Pete on Dec 7 |
| * What about Debian man? |
on Dec 7 |
| Here's your Debian information (* URL) | qbguy on Dec 7 |
| Reading a file inot an Array |
on Dec 7 |
| INPUT #1, N is code to read a numerical variable from a file... | Pete on Dec 7 |
| Follow up |
on Dec 7 |
| Re: Follow up | Pete on Dec 7 |
| Re: Follow up | Ed Trafford on Dec 7 |
| That can still be done without arrays... | Pete on Dec 7 |
| Use a while loop, not a for loop | qbguy on Dec 7 |
| For a drawing assignment | RubyNL on Dec 7 |
| *That's great! Very smooth motion ;-) |
on Dec 7 |
| That is an amazing program! | Ben on Dec 7 |
| * I ran it for 20-minutes. Now I don't have to use my treadmill anymore, yea! | Pete on Dec 7 |
| Thank you :) | RubyNL on Dec 8 |
| It was a little flickery | Ben on Dec 8 |
| Of course I dont mind :). | RubyNL on Dec 9 |
| Hi Ruby, nice to see ya again! |
on Dec 8 |
| Really? To me it is accesible... | RubyNL on Dec 8 |
| *I might upload this prog, BTW! Thanks for mentioning my site (I forgot about it :P) | RubyNL on Dec 8 |
| I like to make something like this once in a while |
on Dec 7 |
| *Very interesting to watch -- at one point, it looked so cozy, I almost took a nap on it! |
on Dec 7 |
| Nice | Ben on Dec 7 |
| *I don't see an "X", but I do see a pink moiré pattern! |
on Dec 7 |
| My computer won't run this program, nor the one above it about the running robot. | Solitaire on Dec 7 |
| Are you using Windows Vista? | qbguy on Dec 7 |
| * No. It's Windows XP. | Solitaire on Dec 7 |
| Do other graphics programs work? | qbguy on Dec 7 |
| It doesn't work either. | Solitaire on Dec 7 |
| Try any graphics. Here is a fix batch file that may help. |
on Dec 7 |
| Thanks for trying, Clippy, but it still doesn't work. | Solitaire on Dec 7 |
| *Have you tried DOSBOX? In terms of compatibility, it's wonderful. |
on Dec 8 |
| QBasic crashes |
on Dec 7 |
| Not valid QBASIC code --> C A$(), B$() | Galleon on Dec 7 |
| QBasic expression evaluation order |
on Dec 7 |
| QB 7.1 documents that | qbguy on Dec 7 |
| Fortran Code | qbguy on Dec 7 |
| * Never mind. The Fortran specification says the evaluation order is undefined here. | qbguy on Dec 7 |
| * Nobody asked about Fortran anyway! |
on Dec 7 |
| * Hey, how about an example in FORTRAN? | Nobody on Dec 7 |
| * You cannot post a question AFTER it has been not been asked! |
on Dec 7 |
| OK | qbguy on Dec 7 |
| I-Man... Al-got-rhythm... | Pete on Dec 6 |
| * It's Algorithm silly! Even a paperclip knows that! |
on Dec 6 |
| Little Bobby Tables we call him |
on Dec 7 |
| Ok, here is a question about SCREEN modes |
on Dec 6 |
| You can use interrupts | qbguy on Dec 6 |
| Too bad Galleon has not got that far yet |
on Dec 6 |
| Ctrl + Break: If you're lucky, the screen mode will be displayed where the breakpoint is! | Pete on Dec 6 |
| Yeah, I was considering small PUT areas, but 0 cannot use it. |
on Dec 6 |
| One I wrote using Pete's suggestion | qbguy on Dec 6 |
| No workie for me. I get either SCREEN 0 for SCREEN 0 or SCREEN 13 for all other screens. | Pete on Dec 6 |
| Changing lines 2-4 to use COLOR fixed it | qbguy on Dec 6 |
| Use the IQ test to see if you're in SCREEN 0. (People with IQs > 150 use SCREEN 0.) | Pete on Dec 6 |
| I wonder what would happen if I PEEK'd your IQ? |
on Dec 6 |
| The QB64 2d graphics prototype | qbguy on Dec 7 |
| Let's all play America's newest game show... Are You Smarter than an Admin! | Pete on Dec 6 |
| *(Looks into camera) I am not smarter than an Admin! (or a 5th grader, for that matter). |
on Dec 6 |
| * Even a 2nd Grader can look at the screen FGS! |
on Dec 6 |
| *You have this post confused with that other game show: Are You Smarter than a Paper Clip! | Pete on Dec 6 |
| * Even a paperclip can look at the screen and laugh! |
on Dec 6 |
| *INPUT "Are you running fullscreen"; fs$ |
on Dec 6 |
| * I may be a paperclip, but you need INPUT "Is the program fullscreen? (Y/N) ", fs$ |
on Dec 6 |
| Hey, cut him some slack, he's only using 1/2 his mind... | Pete on Dec 6 |
| * I already noticed that problem ......but you are using none of yours. |
on Dec 6 |
| Cheating | qbguy on Dec 6 |
| * Thank goodness it wasn't a Linux answer....... |
on Dec 6 |
| * It wasn't, but if you give him minute, I'm sure he can port it there for you. | Pete on Dec 6 |
| What, you want me to make a program for FreeBASIC on Linux that sets SCREEN 0 fullscreen? | qbguy on Dec 6 |
| Idea | qbguy on Dec 6 |
| Here's why... | Pete on Dec 6 |
| QB64 and changing the generated source. | qbguy on Dec 6 |
| Program to automatically modify the file and recompile | qbguy on Dec 6 |
| That's a pretty cool. But did you a know... | E. Ficcinnci on Dec 7 |
| Question about CLOSE | Ben on Dec 8 |
| Re: Question about CLOSE | Pete on Dec 8 |
| Thanks for the clarification | Ben on Dec 8 |
| * Because loops can be nested and each must be initiated and terminated. | Pete on Dec 8 |
| Next does not terminate anything! |
on Dec 8 |
| This will tell you the screen dimensions |
on Dec 6 |
| * This should be in the other thread. This thread is about detecting full screen. | Thread Police on Dec 6 |
| * If it is 40 WIDE in screen 0, you wanted a window! |
on Dec 6 |
| steps to make library |
on Dec 5 |
| What sort of library? |
on Dec 6 |
| New Floodfill Program |
on Dec 5 |
| *P.S. I have half a mind to write an efficient VGA implementation of MQueueFill |
on Dec 6 |
| * What does the other half think? |
on Dec 6 |
| *That I don't have the time nor would I do the best job |
on Dec 7 |
| I only operate on 1/2 a brain... | M. B. Cell on Dec 8 |
| goods porn |
on Dec 16 |
| video online. |
on Jan 5 |
| interesting video online. |
on Jan 6 |