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Quote: Originally Posted by steezy1337 i'm currently learning c++ at college as part of my foundation degree (UK) but i'd like to look more into developing apps for mac, would i be okay to go straight to the Hillgrass book or should i still go with learning objective c first? Try an online Objective-C tutorial. If you can pick up the language in a weekend, skip buying a book for it. If you can't pick it up, buy the book. Any...

You can name your method whatever you want. Maybe call it "helloText". Using that example, you would first need to declare it in your header file as such: Code: - (NSString *)helloText; Then, plug that into the implementation file: Code: - (NSString *)helloText { ... blah blah ... } To call it, use: Code: [self helloText]; If you want to put the method's returned value into your text view, use: Code: [msg...

textmate seems less involved than other IDEs, but one way or the other, i feel that when people are beginning using the command line to compile and run code is the only way to do it. You get comfortable with the tools, the errors are more straight-forward, etc. Once you have mastered those things, and have a better idea of how everything works, and you NEED the power an IDE provides, then it's reasonable to give one a whirl. I'll...

is there anyway that the script can tell what it's containing folder is ? for example, instead of this: Code: printf "Please specify your server's path:" read MYPATH echo "$MYPATH" > path #just basically a test to see if it's reading the input cd $MYPATH I could have something like: Code: cd $CONATINING_FOLDER So that you don't have to input the folder path everytime?

So sorry I haven't responded...been really busy with chemistry these days. I'll have a look through that example and get back, hopefully tonight.

I have figured it out. Thanks for the help. The problem was I needed to make Set the_list to Every Word of the_data. not excluding the Every word part. here is the complete script. set namez to text returned of (display dialog "What's your name?" default answer "names") set theFilePath to (path to desktop) & namez & ".txt" as string set quote to ASCII character of 34...

Quote: Originally Posted by lucasvickers 1 - Why would someone put the curlpp/ in the include? This is a form of namespacing. Suppose you use lots of libraries in your project, chances are that a file called "utilities.h" or "types.h" exists multiple times. If you add all directories for these libraries to your include path, the compiler will simply pick the first one it finds. If you only add the top level...

Hmm... you'd need to declare it volatile if you want to not use a lock. Otherwise the compiler is free to hoist the check out of the loop. i.e. convert this: Code: while(!cancelled) {} into Code: if (!cancelled) { while(1) {} }

Here is a hint... Code: echo $0 echo `pwd`

Quote: Originally Posted by fumixene cout << “var1+10 is “; //output text cout << var2 << endl; //output value of var2 This was my original code and of course I fixed the quotes. Isn't it correct syntax to write: cout << "var1+10 is "; cout << var2 << endl; which was my original intention (you can see on the first...