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EdwinNameless' Fake Blog > My Latest GreaseMonkey Script for DIC
Posted 11 February 2010
Despite all the amazing work the guys in DIC have done for the upgrade, the site is still a bit flaky. One of the most annoying snags is the fact that blog posts cannot be posted with year 2010, so they all end up down the list of posts. Another one is that code boxes are still tiny.
This GreaseMonkey script fixes these 2 issues. It is still...
This GreaseMonkey script fixes these 2 issues. It is still...
EdwinNameless' Fake Blog > 2 Messages of Note
Posted 24 November 2009
Had to stick them here, as the capability of the C++ forum to generate piles of crap is unbelievable, and gems like these get lost in the process. Both messages are from Bench who, AFAICT, is probably the most matter-of-fact, no BS expert around here. As said before, I am learning C++ on the side, and his 2 messages taught me more than anything...
EdwinNameless' Fake Blog > Palindrome with a Stack in C++
Posted 06 November 2009
As I'm sick of seeing this question over and over again in the fora, here is a solution. The idea of the stack is that as it is FILO (I'll let you look that one up to explain "your" fantastic piece of work to your teacher when you submit my...
EdwinNameless' Fake Blog > Pathfinding: Walk on the Bridge (II)
Posted 06 November 2009
Another constraint to the bridge exercise was to give the length of the bridge found. I had not looked into this as this has very little interest (it would be more relevant if we actually were looking for the shortest one...), but to be complete, here is the solution with the length. The idea is to keep track of the distance of a point. ...
EdwinNameless' Fake Blog > Pathfinding: Walk on the Bridge
Posted 06 November 2009
diego_pmc posted an interesting exercise involving pathfinding. I am new to this field, so despite being aware that there are some algorithms out there to solve this kind of problems (like A*, Dijkstra, etc.), I thought I would give it a bash myself and see if I can come up with something acceptable. And here it is. Comments to follow.
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Dogstopper
10 Nov 2010 - 12:58macosxnerd101
06 Nov 2010 - 14:20BrainTuner
31 Mar 2010 - 10:03nice to meet you mate,
would you mind take a look at my thread?
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=165150&st=0&p=974572&fromsearch=1&#entry974572
Thanks -)
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