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Post by Omni on Apr 26, 2012 1:47:38 GMT -5
Gotta finish that post...The textbook shows the main function at the top, so that's how I did it there. XD It did mention that you could do it either way, but I think I'm more accustomed to having the main/beginning part of the program at the top. ~spirit fingers~ :U  Which post? uvu Finish iiiit. Hah, I see. I normally do them on the bottom, reason being that it's more efficient when you do constructors uvu I'd show an example, but long code is long And complex, whoopsOpen Discussion.  (Also: MoDEoN.) Anyway, I mentioned this already, but I'm going to get off.  Good night! |
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Post by The Scrac that Smiles Back on Apr 26, 2012 11:18:33 GMT -5
Beast: *glares, but doesn't fight back* she's just not herself anymore ;-; Oi... Do you have the important stuff backed up? If not, do you think Beast might be able to use something like Dropbox? You probably won't be able to view the video, but basically it's a cloud hosting service, generally meant to help keep your files in sync, and that backs up your files on line. It's pretty easy to use and integrates with the Finder. Doesn't seem to be too complex or resource intensive (it certainly uses a lot less than Safari; like, less than 1/20th as much on Safari on an Intel iMac that we have, IIRC, and about 1/8th on Duo). Also: Stuff stored online is encrypted. 2 GB is free, but you can get some more just by going through setup and such. EDIT: It can also work as file hosting. In other news... #include <iostream.h>
void cats();
void dogs();
void birds();
void negative();
void neutral();
void excess();
int main()
{
short animal;
cout << "Welcome to Pet Pad.\n";
cout << "Which of these animals would you like to find supplies for?\n";
cout << "Please enter the coresponding number.\n";
cout << "1. Cats\n";
cout << "2. Dogs\n";
cout << "3. Birds\n";
cin >> animal;
switch (animal)
{
case 1:
cats();
break;
case 2:
dogs();
break;
case 3:
birds();
break;
default:
cout << "\nI'm sorry. ";
if (animal <= -1)
{ negative(); }
if (animal == 0)
{ neutral(); }
if (animal >= 4)
{ excess(); }
break;
}
cout << "I hope you find what you're looking for.\n\n";
return 0;
}
void cats()
{
cout << "\nMost of our cat items are on the south side of the store.\n\n";
cout << "Tbe things you can find there include fish-shaped toys,\n";
cout << "scratching posts, and cat trees.\n\n\n";
}
void dogs()
{
cout << "\nMost of our dog items are near the middle of the store.\n\n";
cout << "Things you can find there include fake, but edible 'bones,'\n";
cout << "rubber steaks, and break-resistant leashes.\n\n\n";
}
void birds()
{
cout << "\nMost of our bird items are on the north side of the store.\n\n";
cout << "Things you can find there include perches,\n";
cout << "mixed seeds, and a variety of cages.\n\n";
}
void neutral()
{
cout << "There is no 'zeroth' pet in this store.\n\n";
}
void negative()
{
cout << "To us there's no pet with a negative value.\n\n";
}
void excess()
{
cout << "We currently only have supplies for three types of pets.\n";
cout << "We should get supplies for fish and rodents soon, though.\n\n";
}
EDIT: aaugh, typo, and I already submitted the project I'll check that out Cute Taisean: ... The one they were made after..?  Yes. Siarnaq listed off their names, if you couldn't tell. For example, Model H has many of Harpuia's abilities as well as armor resembling his in property and form to use them. It's basically battle data of reploids. Reploids that could fight, that is. Taisean: I think I understand. Those Rinamian gift things I mentioned either are or were part of a Progenitor, who are the founders of Rinam and the children of the Queen. There's six total, but I don't know if they change your armor or anything like that. They're... difficult to explain further without going into a story. |
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Post by Omni on Apr 26, 2012 12:32:49 GMT -5
Oi... Do you have the important stuff backed up? If not, do you think Beast might be able to use something like Dropbox? You probably won't be able to view the video, but basically it's a cloud hosting service, generally meant to help keep your files in sync, and that backs up your files on line. It's pretty easy to use and integrates with the Finder. Doesn't seem to be too complex or resource intensive (it certainly uses a lot less than Safari; like, less than 1/20th as much on Safari on an Intel iMac that we have, IIRC, and about 1/8th on Duo). Also: Stuff stored online is encrypted. 2 GB is free, but you can get some more just by going through setup and such. EDIT: It can also work as file hosting. In other news... #include <iostream.h>
void cats();
void dogs();
void birds();
void negative();
void neutral();
void excess();
int main()
{
short animal;
cout << "Welcome to Pet Pad.\n";
cout << "Which of these animals would you like to find supplies for?\n";
cout << "Please enter the coresponding number.\n";
cout << "1. Cats\n";
cout << "2. Dogs\n";
cout << "3. Birds\n";
cin >> animal;
switch (animal)
{
case 1:
cats();
break;
case 2:
dogs();
break;
case 3:
birds();
break;
default:
cout << "\nI'm sorry. ";
if (animal <= -1)
{ negative(); }
if (animal == 0)
{ neutral(); }
if (animal >= 4)
{ excess(); }
break;
}
cout << "I hope you find what you're looking for.\n\n";
return 0;
}
void cats()
{
cout << "\nMost of our cat items are on the south side of the store.\n\n";
cout << "Tbe things you can find there include fish-shaped toys,\n";
cout << "scratching posts, and cat trees.\n\n\n";
}
void dogs()
{
cout << "\nMost of our dog items are near the middle of the store.\n\n";
cout << "Things you can find there include fake, but edible 'bones,'\n";
cout << "rubber steaks, and break-resistant leashes.\n\n\n";
}
void birds()
{
cout << "\nMost of our bird items are on the north side of the store.\n\n";
cout << "Things you can find there include perches,\n";
cout << "mixed seeds, and a variety of cages.\n\n";
}
void neutral()
{
cout << "There is no 'zeroth' pet in this store.\n\n";
}
void negative()
{
cout << "To us there's no pet with a negative value.\n\n";
}
void excess()
{
cout << "We currently only have supplies for three types of pets.\n";
cout << "We should get supplies for fish and rodents soon, though.\n\n";
}
EDIT: aaugh, typo, and I already submitted the project I'll check that out Cute Hope it - or something like it - helps. ~spirit fingers~ :U  |
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Post by Sage Harpuia on Apr 26, 2012 13:04:09 GMT -5
Taisean: I think I understand. Those Rinamian gift things I mentioned either are or were part of a Progenitor, who are the founders of Rinam and the children of the Queen. There's six total, but I don't know if they change your armor or anything like that. They're... difficult to explain further without going into a story. I see... so it is similar, but not. *tilts his head* Interesting. ...While I AM curious, I'd rather not take up your time. |
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Post by The Scrac that Smiles Back on Apr 26, 2012 13:48:16 GMT -5
Taisean: I think I understand. Those Rinamian gift things I mentioned either are or were part of a Progenitor, who are the founders of Rinam and the children of the Queen. There's six total, but I don't know if they change your armor or anything like that. They're... difficult to explain further without going into a story. I see... so it is similar, but not. *tilts his head* Interesting. ...While I AM curious, I'd rather not take up your time. Taisean: *smiles and shakes her head* If I was busy, why would I come here? *winks* Who knows, maybe some day you'll be invited to my planet. |
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Post by Sage Harpuia on Apr 26, 2012 13:51:30 GMT -5
Happy 10th Anniversary, Megaman Zero! \o/ Taisean: *smiles and shakes her head* If I was busy, why would I come here? *winks* Who knows, maybe some day you'll be invited to my planet.  Er... who knows, right? *coughs* In any case, if it does not bother you, I suppose I have the time for a story. Siarnaq? Siarnaq: ... |
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Post by PFA on Apr 26, 2012 14:21:14 GMT -5
*looks through her drawer for some old arts* YAY I FOUND SESRINA'S WAND   ...In your drawer? the original concept sketch of it, silly goose  Oh. Of course. from back when it looked like a lollipop I s— What? in original LGA you stole the lollipop wand from Larissa it was like taking candy from a baby |
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Post by Omni on Apr 26, 2012 15:28:39 GMT -5
Happy 10th Anniversary, Megaman Zero! \o/ Taisean: *smiles and shakes her head* If I was busy, why would I come here? *winks* Who knows, maybe some day you'll be invited to my planet. Er... who knows, right? *coughs* In any case, if it does not bother you, I suppose I have the time for a story. Siarnaq? Siarnaq: ... Wow. It's that old? A little hard for me to fully believe, but I did come to the MegaMan games late. XD In other news, GetMeOffTheMoon reached 100K likes yesterday.   |
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Post by Sage Harpuia on Apr 26, 2012 15:54:49 GMT -5
Wow. It's that old? A little hard for me to fully believe, but I did come to the MegaMan games late. XD In other news, GetMeOffTheMoon reached 100K likes yesterday. I remember it like it was yesterday... Man, Megaman Zero and Pokemon Ruby are the only things that kept me sane at 11 |D I was sort of in and out of the fandom until MMZ and Battle Network, true story. \o/ rockman off the moon is a dream come true. Come on, Capcoooom |
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Post by The Scrac that Smiles Back on Apr 26, 2012 16:02:52 GMT -5
Happy 10th Anniversary, Megaman Zero! \o/ Taisean: *smiles and shakes her head* If I was busy, why would I come here? *winks* Who knows, maybe some day you'll be invited to my planet. Er... who knows, right? *coughs* In any case, if it does not bother you, I suppose I have the time for a story. Siarnaq? Siarnaq: ... Awesome  Taisean: Okay then! This is the story of the founding of Rinam. The children of Luska, who would later be known as the Progenitors, and the Alphas, who were the first generation of Rinamians, were lost in a great desert. They had fled the evils of the nation known as Sermek with their dying and ill creator, Luska. At the time there were 5 Progenitors, since Serif had already been killed by the Sermekans. They came to a forest and they rested, thankful to be out of the intense heat. There they camped, until the trees started to move. They were scared, and all but one fled. Glyph, youngest of the Progenitors, held no fear of the moving trees, and nestled herself in their branches. The robots that had run away came back, looking for the child, and were forced to follow the migrating forest. They did not know that the trees were also intelligent, as they could not understand the great wooden beings language. But word among trees travels fast. When Glyph awoke she was greeted by a Pab-Lesk, a intelligent forest person that could speak to both the robots and the trees. She was reunited with the other robots and they were all taken in by the Lesk nations. Eventually it was decided that the robots could stay if they helped fight a major problem the Lesk nations were having. That problem was Sermek, which was killing off the Lesks in the name of progress and human supremacy or something. ANYWAY so the Lesks and the humans were at war, but the above ground Lesks were less intelligent and couldn't really compete. These surface Lesks convinced their brighter, below ground counterparts to help the robots. The Progenitors were blessed with the gifts of ... uh, whatever the name of the Lesk's tree-god is. The first to be gifted was Glyph, and they went in age order from there. When Glyph was asked what exactly the 'power' was, she said it was her voice, her strength, and her wisdom. Her abilities spanned over liquids, Swash's over gasses, Kern was of solid materials like dirt. Oblique and Calligraph were twins who embodied light and dark. So energy and void. Through the Progenitors the Alphas were gifted, and through the Alphas the Betas and all who followed where gifted. After Kern and Oblique's death, their powers remained, waiting to be claimed by someone worthy and related. *looks through her drawer for some old arts* YAY I FOUND SESRINA'S WAND ...In your drawer? the original concept sketch of it, silly goose Oh. Of course. from back when it looked like a lollipop I s— What? in original LGA you stole the lollipop wand from Larissa it was like taking candy from a baby pft XD |
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Post by Sage Harpuia on Apr 26, 2012 16:15:46 GMT -5
Awesome Taisean: Okay then! This is the story of the founding of Rinam. The children of Luska, who would later be known as the Progenitors, and the Alphas, who were the first generation of Rinamians, were lost in a great desert. They had fled the evils of the nation known as Sermek with their dying and ill creator, Luska. At the time there were 5 Progenitors, since Serif had already been killed by the Sermekans. They came to a forest and they rested, thankful to be out of the intense heat. There they camped, until the trees started to move. They were scared, and all but one fled. Glyph, youngest of the Progenitors, held no fear of the moving trees, and nestled herself in their branches. The robots that had run away came back, looking for the child, and were forced to follow the migrating forest. They did not know that the trees were also intelligent, as they could not understand the great wooden beings language. But word among trees travels fast. When Glyph awoke she was greeted by a Pab-Lesk, a intelligent forest person that could speak to both the robots and the trees. She was reunited with the other robots and they were all taken in by the Lesk nations. Eventually it was decided that the robots could stay if they helped fight a major problem the Lesk nations were having. That problem was Sermek, which was killing off the Lesks in the name of progress and human supremacy or something. ANYWAY so the Lesks and the humans were at war, but the above ground Lesks were less intelligent and couldn't really compete. These surface Lesks convinced their brighter, below ground counterparts to help the robots. The Progenitors were blessed with the gifts of ... uh, whatever the name of the Lesk's tree-god is. The first to be gifted was Glyph, and they went in age order from there. When Glyph was asked what exactly the 'power' was, she said it was her voice, her strength, and her wisdom. Her abilities spanned over liquids, Swash's over gasses, Kern was of solid materials like dirt. Oblique and Calligraph were twins who embodied light and dark. So energy and void. Through the Progenitors the Alphas were gifted, and through the Alphas the Betas and all who followed where gifted. After Kern and Oblique's death, their powers remained, waiting to be claimed by someone worthy and related. Yessss ... Siarnaq: ... ... Interesting. Very interesting. |
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Post by The Scrac that Smiles Back on Apr 26, 2012 16:31:08 GMT -5
Awesome Taisean: Okay then! This is the story of the founding of Rinam. The children of Luska, who would later be known as the Progenitors, and the Alphas, who were the first generation of Rinamians, were lost in a great desert. They had fled the evils of the nation known as Sermek with their dying and ill creator, Luska. At the time there were 5 Progenitors, since Serif had already been killed by the Sermekans. They came to a forest and they rested, thankful to be out of the intense heat. There they camped, until the trees started to move. They were scared, and all but one fled. Glyph, youngest of the Progenitors, held no fear of the moving trees, and nestled herself in their branches. The robots that had run away came back, looking for the child, and were forced to follow the migrating forest. They did not know that the trees were also intelligent, as they could not understand the great wooden beings language. But word among trees travels fast. When Glyph awoke she was greeted by a Pab-Lesk, a intelligent forest person that could speak to both the robots and the trees. She was reunited with the other robots and they were all taken in by the Lesk nations. Eventually it was decided that the robots could stay if they helped fight a major problem the Lesk nations were having. That problem was Sermek, which was killing off the Lesks in the name of progress and human supremacy or something. ANYWAY so the Lesks and the humans were at war, but the above ground Lesks were less intelligent and couldn't really compete. These surface Lesks convinced their brighter, below ground counterparts to help the robots. The Progenitors were blessed with the gifts of ... uh, whatever the name of the Lesk's tree-god is. The first to be gifted was Glyph, and they went in age order from there. When Glyph was asked what exactly the 'power' was, she said it was her voice, her strength, and her wisdom. Her abilities spanned over liquids, Swash's over gasses, Kern was of solid materials like dirt. Oblique and Calligraph were twins who embodied light and dark. So energy and void. Through the Progenitors the Alphas were gifted, and through the Alphas the Betas and all who followed where gifted. After Kern and Oblique's death, their powers remained, waiting to be claimed by someone worthy and related. Yessss ... Siarnaq: ... ... Interesting. Very interesting. Taisean: Oh! But I forgot to mention Serif! She was pieced together and revived by a human and an Alpha that didn't leave Sermak. Her gift deals with heat and entropy. |
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Post by Sage Harpuia on Apr 26, 2012 18:29:15 GMT -5
Taisean: Oh! But I forgot to mention Serif! She was pieced together and revived by a human and an Alpha that didn't leave Sermak. Her gift deals with heat and entropy. ...Ah... but... entropy? *he seems surprised* Light and Dark is odd enough, as one is the absence of the other, but... Siarnaq: ... ... Ah well. Some things aren't meant to make sense. |
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Post by The Scrac that Smiles Back on Apr 26, 2012 18:36:42 GMT -5
Taisean: Oh! But I forgot to mention Serif! She was pieced together and revived by a human and an Alpha that didn't leave Sermak. Her gift deals with heat and entropy. ...Ah... but... entropy? *he seems surprised* Light and Dark is odd enough, as one is the absence of the other, but... Siarnaq: ... ... Ah well. Some things aren't meant to make sense. Taisean: Eh, light and dark are generic terms. And yeah, entropy. She can reverse it. And speed it up, slow it down, you get the idea. |
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Post by Sage Harpuia on Apr 26, 2012 19:17:41 GMT -5
Taisean: Eh, light and dark are generic terms. And yeah, entropy. She can reverse it. And speed it up, slow it down, you get the idea. ... That's a bit... much. |
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