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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988311]

Thu, 26 December 2002 14:31

Anonymous

I'm having a problem with my code, and I don't know where else to ask it.

Basically, what I have is a variable in the middle of a string being printed to an output file.

code:

Print #1, "StringI" + variable + "StringII"

Now, what I want that to result in is this:

code:

StringIvariableStringII

But instead, I get:

code:

StringI variableStringII

It puts a space after the first part of the string, and I don't know why...

Anyone know? :S

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988310]

Thu, 26 December 2002 14:41

Anonymous

quote:
Originally posted by Taximes:
I'm having a problem with my code, and I don't know where else to ask it.

Basically, what I have is a variable in the middle of a string being printed to an output file.
code:
Print #1, "StringI" + variable + "StringII"
Now, what I want that to result in is this:
code:
StringIvariableStringII
But instead, I get:
code:
StringI variableStringII
It puts a space after the first part of the string, and I don't know why...

Anyone know? :S

have u tried
variable2 = "StringI" + variable + "StringII"

print #1,variable2

[ December 26, 2002, 21:41: Message edited by: Francois ]

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988309]

Thu, 26 December 2002 14:43

Anonymous

I hadn't, but I just did and it did the same thing.

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988308]

Thu, 26 December 2002 14:44

Anonymous

what your varible is supposed to print?(the sub to make the variable = x)

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988307]

Thu, 26 December 2002 14:50

Anonymous

All of it is happening in a for loop, so the whole thing is actually printed several times.

The variable is a number that increases each time, while the rest of the string stays the same.

But it won't work with that space before the number.

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988306]

Thu, 26 December 2002 15:13

Anonymous

wierd

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988305]

Thu, 26 December 2002 15:40

Anonymous

I don't know a thing about this stuff, but post the whole script, someone may spot where the space is coming from...

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988304]

Thu, 26 December 2002 15:55

Anonymous

I got it

It just seems that Visual Basic has a bad habit of throwing in a space when you use the str$() command...

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988303]

Thu, 26 December 2002 19:37

Anonymous

well who do you think???

i say jbavr

his models are amazing.

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988302]

Thu, 26 December 2002 19:40

Anonymous

Um, you mean his model, as in one model... And it was just a Tesla Coil, not like it was that difficult to do.

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988301]

Thu, 26 December 2002 21:24

Anonymous

It depends on your criteria.

I can produce photo-realistic models that look exactly like the ones from the Tiberian Dawn cutscenes, but you'd never be able to use them in-game.

You have to judge it on polycount, accuracy, texturing.

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988300]

Thu, 26 December 2002 21:55

Anonymous

spartnII, ive seen alot of his work and its awesome, low polycount, lots of detail.

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988299]

Thu, 26 December 2002 22:54

Anonymous

I vote for me. No basis for this vote, I just am the king of the universe.

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988298]

Fri, 27 December 2002 00:36

Anonymous

Well I am not self centered so..... I think there's three best.

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988297]

Fri, 27 December 2002 02:04

Anonymous

I think i seen alot of good modelers, one day i shall be greater than them ALL! [Big Grin]

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988296]

Fri, 27 December 2002 04:09

Anonymous

quote:
Originally posted by aircraftkiller2001:
Um, you mean his model, as in one model... And it was just a Tesla Coil, not like it was that difficult to do.

no i mean as in comparing all of the models of a modeler.

and i agree that tesla was ez to make. but i have seen almost all of his models and they are sweet.

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988295]

Fri, 27 December 2002 17:22

Anonymous

I really like Grenader8's work, I haven't really seen everyones.

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988294]

Fri, 27 December 2002 17:37

Anonymous

quote:
Originally posted by JTBob:
I really like Grenader8's work, I haven't really seen everyones.

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988293]

Fri, 27 December 2002 17:59

Anonymous

Hands down, I would have to say that it's Ack, but hee's a map maker,

[ December 27, 2002, 13:52: Message edited by: maytridy ]

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OT: For anyone who knows Visual Basic... [message #-988292]

Fri, 27 December 2002 06:46

Anonymous

yeah, Gernader8 is good, so is Agent Gibson, who is the only person i've seen who can make infantry models. Of course it's nearly impossible to beat ACK's mapmaking skills, mainly because he won't let you.

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