Comments by LokoLuke - CodeProject

LokoLuke 4-Mar-13 5:35am View

Hi Ian,

Seems to be a very strange error. Would I be right in saying your developing on Windows8 and deploying on Windows7?

I know the buzz for developing in Windows 8 is developing metro apps. Maybe there is a default setting for compiling as a metro app. It is possible they are 16bit!!??

I had a quick look online but couldn't find much material on it

LokoLuke 26-Feb-13 10:21am View

Why don't you just take the where clause out if the query is not dependant on it??

LokoLuke 22-Feb-13 12:32pm View

Create the class, add a few methods to the class such as openFileDialogue. Then in main create an instance of your new class and call your methods.

LokoLuke 22-Feb-13 12:18pm View

Posting the error that you get would be helpful.

LokoLuke 8-Feb-13 12:03pm View

You will need to download java JRE/SDK and maybe Eclipse or Netbeans IDE. Then install the J2ME addins for the IDE and you will need the emulator also. When Thats all done you should find a few tutorials. Also the fact you were asked to use J2ME to do this sounds a bit strange... maybe you should consider using an os specific language (Android, IOS, Windows)

LokoLuke 8-Feb-13 11:52am View

Try using LinqToSQL. You can add it to your website via visual studio, there are tons of tutorials online for it.

It will make it very easy to set up your connections, create entity models and access the data.

LokoLuke 8-Feb-13 11:46am View

First you should specify a seed in your Random() constructor. As siny13 said you should use (int)DateTime.Now.Ticks to ensure that each new instance wont return the same sequences.

Also you are using the same max value of 7 so that limits how random you can have it.
Also your loop is iterating 50 times so your going to have a lot of duplication.

LokoLuke 8-Feb-13 8:33am View

Sounds like the .cpp files are getting confused because of a namespacing issue. Are either of these .cpp referencing each other in either way?

LokoLuke 30-Jan-13 5:57am View

You may want to take into account that blackjack usually plays 3 decks in a game. Also you should remove previously dealt cards from your total.

LokoLuke 30-Jan-13 5:52am View

You can add managed c++ code(to method and class definitions) to tell the compiler that you want it managed. You can also change one of the build settings.... forget which one to all managed compliation.

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