A scratch one? I think this might go in collabs or project ideas.
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nxsupert wrote:
werdna123 wrote:
A scratch one? I think this might go in collabs or project ideas.
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no in c# or c++...
'Fraid I don't know C++ or c#.
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poopo wrote:
nxsupert wrote:
werdna123 wrote:
'Fraid I don't know C++ or c#.
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OK
is there anyone who dose.I would be tough do you know any c# or c++?
yes (manly c#).
do you know c#.
i have done the fallowing in the project that will be the editor:
save (completed)
open (completed)
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nxsupert wrote:
poopo wrote:
nxsupert wrote:
OK
is there anyone who dose.I would be tough do you know any c# or c++?
yes (manly c#).
do you know c#.
i have done the fallowing in the project that will be the editor:
save (completed)
open (completed)
Ok so y do u need help?
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poopo wrote:
nxsupert wrote:
poopo wrote:
I would be tough do you know any c# or c++?yes (manly c#).
do you know c#.
i have done the fallowing in the project that will be the editor:
save (completed)
open (completed)Ok so y do u need help?
yes.
at the moment I am trying to get the text in the rich text box and tern it into a string with "/n" meaning enter.
string info = richTextBox1.Text;
isn't working.
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You have to have an i/o thingy. At least in C++. So...
I'm gonna study. The long command names are too hard to memorize...
But you need an I/O stream, then you use one of the text converters, like wuppercase or wlowercase, to modify it. Use the commands as a string, and then make something like if command == commandname do commandaction.
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