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when i load a .jpg with a MovieClipLoader object, it displays fine, but the exact same code loading a .eps file doesnt work. it loads the clip without any errors, and calls it's listener's onLoadInit function, suggesting everything is fine, but then nothing is displayed. any ideas? thanks.

i'm not sure how scope works in actionscript - am i doing something wrong in the code below? the loop runs 3 times, so there should be 3 movieclip loader objects and 3 listeners. but in the output, there is only 1 "loaded" trace. i.e. only one of the listener objects has called the onLoadInit...

hi, the following gives some funny behaviour: loadMovie("li.swf","rect_mc"); rect_mc._width = 50; rect_mc._height = 50; button_mc.onRelease = function() { rect_mc._width = 50; rect_mc._height = 50; } the first alteration to _width and _height make the movie a particular size, then when...

i want to read directly from an address in memory (ie regardless of whether it is part of the assigned program memory). can i do this in a C program?... this: char* pointer = (char*)0; fwrite(pointer,4,1,file); causes a debug assertion error. can i just turn these assertions off or something?

hi, i'm trying to use the current frame to determine what to do when an event occurs in a symbol, but _currentframe seems to always be 1 when the event gets triggered, no matter where in the animation we actually are. i guess this is because the script for the event handler is in frame 1 of the...

i'm trying to do the following and have got a bit confused: replace a string so that only alpha-numeric characters remain, deleting spaces and all EXCEPT if there is a space in the middle of the string - then keep it. if there are spaces at the end or beginning of the string (before or after...

odbc_connect returns null when my script is run in a browser (firefox and IE), but the exact same code works perfectly when run with the command line PHP exe. does anyone know why this might happen? thanks.

The following code: foreach $postcode (<NEEDED>) { chomp $postcode; chop $postcode; print "'$postcode'"; if ($postcode eq "SA460EY") { print "\nequal"; } else { print "\nnot equal"; } } gives output: 'SA460EY' not equal although clearly the value of...

when i declare a struct which is defined in this header there are no compiler errors, but when i step through the code the variable does not seem to exist after it is declared. for example: BITMAPINFOHEADER bmih; bmih.biSize = sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER); at the second line (and beyond), the...

i'm having trouble understanding what to pass to the CBitmap::CreateBitmap function as the const void* lpBits parameter. on the msdn website it says it should be a short int array but in the BITMAP structure, lpBits is a byte array. what should it be, and how are the colours represented by...

i want to create an array of rgb values and then draw them with a CDC. i assume the best way to do this is with BitBlt, but this requires a CDC to copy from in the first place. how do i create a CDC with the values in my (2D) array?

why do i have to include stdafx.h in all my cpp files, even though the code for many of them is potentially platform independant? i get a unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header error if i dont include it..

for what reasons might a CMemoryException be thrown at a line like this? *lpBuffer = new char[dwCurBufSize]; not much memory is being used and i'm sure there are no memory leaks, so surely it can't only mean memory has run out?

if an instance of CMap<DWORD,DWORD&,char*,char*> has arrays of chars set to it's values, when it is deleted, will the arrays also be deleted? i.e. will the equivelent of delete []charArray; be called for each value in each pair?

what line (or even what file) an exception occured at? the way you can see the entire call stack in java is so much better...

is it 2's compliment when signed and plain binary when unsigned? the problem is that i am reading the first 4 bytes from a buffer like this: DWORD ret = *lpBufComp; and this comes out as 4294967168 which i believe is 0x7FFFFFFF. however, i'm sure it should be (in binary) 100000000..... sure...

whats the easiest way to round a float down? (so that a double like 2.8 becomes an int value of 2)

does the code BYTE m_byte:5 ; set the number of bits in m_byte to 5? if so, would this line: BYTE ret:nCodeSize = *lpBufComp; read nCodeSize number of bits from the buffer lpBufComp? the last question is this: after having done this, how would i move the pointer lpBufComp along to the next...

Variables with names like lpzFoo or m_nBar - is there an accepted standard for the prefixes? if so is there somewhere on line with the meaning of each?

why might this be? thanks.