http://coderslounge.forumotion.com/c-f12/-t1.htm All discussions concerning the programming language C++ go here. Wed, 20 May 2009 03:39:48 GMT 10 http://i80.servimg.com/u/f80/14/50/41/52/untitl11.png http://coderslounge.forumotion.com/c-f12/-t1.htm http://coderslounge.forumotion.com/c-f12/class-type-for-gml-javascript-var-in-c-t19.htm inegames I've been thinking about a class for "var" as you might see in GML or Javascript: eg: Code:var number; number = 0; number = string(number) + " - Now a string"; (GML) How could such a class be written in C++? What I am thinking of right now, is something like: Code:class var { public: double d_value; int type; char* s_value; void set(double tosetto_v) { type = 0; ... C++ Wed, 20 May 2009 03:27:02 GMT http://coderslounge.forumotion.com/c-f12/class-type-for-gml-javascript-var-in-c-t19.htm#153 http://coderslounge.forumotion.com/c-f12/class-type-for-gml-javascript-var-in-c-t19.htm http://coderslounge.forumotion.com/c-f12/lets-make-our-own-string-header-d-t20.htm inegames I had a strange Idea while posting that last topic, why don't we make our own string header, that is easy to use, for the sake of it? Ideas: + String class + String set/get + String copy + String get length Code: Code:// strings2.h Header class string { public: char* contents; int length; void set(char* t_char,int t_num) { length = t_num; for(int i=0;i<t_num;i++) { ... C++ Wed, 20 May 2009 03:39:48 GMT http://coderslounge.forumotion.com/c-f12/lets-make-our-own-string-header-d-t20.htm#154 http://coderslounge.forumotion.com/c-f12/lets-make-our-own-string-header-d-t20.htm