Elysian Shadows

Where did you hear that? One of the major advantages of gtkmm is that it is crossplatform. gtkmm programs written on other platforms such as GNU/Linux can generally be transferred to Windows (and vice versa) with few modifications to the source. gtkmm currently works with the MingW/GCC3.4 compiler a...

I prefer GTK+ (or GTKmm for C++ interface.) Throwing OpenGL in is simple.

Hmmm? Points to JSL my ass. Someone probably deleted it while tripping on weight loss pills.

dandymcgee wrote:Red = Admin = Special ES members

Not necessarily.
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As far as I'm concerned, have at it. Hell, I can't believe that old thing still exists. Even I don't know where dandymcgee got it.

Doesn't work for my firefox.

dandymcgee wrote:@JSLemming - I actually just found an application you and Falco wrote quite some time ago that has an amazing character jump function, I was going to check out the physics in that when I get the time.

Which application is that?

:shock2: HAHA! I love how you are trying to hardcode the physics like that. Don't fret though, life is simpler than it sounds. Gravity! Have a look see... void Ball::Init() { //For Demonstrative Purposes I'll "Declare" Variables Here: SCREEN_HEIGHT = 480; DOT_HEIGHT = 20; y = 0; yVel = 16;...

Work on that character flaw, LeonBlade. I see racism as ignorance. I don't respect ignorance. I'm black btw.

Don't waste your time with Sudoku and "summing large numbers." Programming at least gives you something to show for. Any ape can do simple math. Besides, computers will always be better at this than you. Work your mind on things they can't do well.... yet.

Ginto8 wrote:Well, if you have the guards, there shouldn't be any problem. You might not understand how the compiler manages to make it work, but the compiler does.

.... no. It doesn't. The way I had it didn't work. The files relied on each other in an impossible kind of way. Class prototyping fixed that.

That makes sense.

Hmmm I wonder if I could typecast my stageObject pointer to, say, a hector pointer... maybe that would allow me access to hector variables. I guess it depends how C++ handles everything. I doubt it works that way.

Thanks Mar, that's exactly what I needed.

FYI, my real code does have the guards. I just didn't post them so as to direct focus on the problem. I realize that was retarded of me.

Welp, fell on my face. This one is kinda hard to explain. I have stage class and I have various stage object classes (like hector and pipes). I need to pass an instance of stage to these stage objects but it requires that stage.h be included in these stage objects header files BUT stage.h needs to i...