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Engineering Thread

Brian

We really should have our own forum entirely, but I think a thread'll do.

I rather enjoy the relaxed nature of a thread derailment, but in the general public's interest, maybe we should all hang out here.

tl;dr TR032 ARE GO!

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Boston

There will be no emails this time around, just a simple fail.

Brian

I wanna be demonstrated at!

devinejay

College gets scarier by the month, what with words like "iron fist" and "fail" being thrown around, at least we get a warning, but the mystery's a killer.

Mathew - Got the lab out, working with the book and the program makes a big difference. I used tabs initially but they wanted it right alligned so it was setw ftw. They still said pad it out with spaces though, seemed like cheating in my books but I couldn't figure a better way so they win! Thanks for all the help anyway.

Btw, using boards in the mac lab didn't go too well. It would load like a tenth of the page and just stop. Ghey.

Brian

Boards works fine for me in the Mac lab.. better than in the PC lab as a matter of fact, the PC I was using yesterday didn't have JavaScript..

If you use setw and then \t it should pad it out. I'll post the code I used in a sec.

Edit: Err, actually I won't since I don't have the code I used..

devinejay

That'd probably be the neatest way alright. I was all on for setting a different setw for each line, but yer man said it'd be easier otherwise. Don't really see how but whatever!

Brian

I had all my output in one cout line so I think I only used setw once for all the lines, then just used endl. I can't really remember..

uprooted shane

jmccrohan wrote: »

You want one.. and you know it

actually jon, you know the type of usb i want ;]

Brian

Wireless USB?

Jonathan

Baza210 wrote: »

Wireless USB?

No. It is a bit crude to post on here.

Congrats on getting away with an unofficial warning shane

Brian

Does your JF insider have red hair?

Jonathan

Baza210 wrote: »

Does your JF insider have red hair?

Nope.

Brian

A'ight.

Jonathan

Baza210 wrote: »

A'ight.

Still puzzled?

Brian

Yes.

Do you know some guy?

Jonathan

Nope.

Boston

jmccrohan wrote: »

No. It is a bit crude to post on here.

Congrats on getting away with an unofficial warning shane

Potange, bazza.

Baza210 wrote: »

Does your JF insider have red hair?

wtf are you talking about.

mathew

Boston wrote: »

Potange, bazza.

wtf are you talking about.

Repeatees

mathew

devinejay wrote: »

College gets scarier by the month, what with words like "iron fist" and "fail" being thrown around, at least we get a warning, but the mystery's a killer.

Mathew - Got the lab out, working with the book and the program makes a big difference. I used tabs initially but they wanted it right alligned so it was setw ftw. They still said pad it out with spaces though, seemed like cheating in my books but I couldn't figure a better way so they win! Thanks for all the help anyway.

Btw, using boards in the mac lab didn't go too well. It would load like a tenth of the page and just stop. Ghey.

Nice one.. Best way to learn really... In theory you wont forget it now!! :P
Never had a problem with boards in the mac lab tho.. Always seems to work..

Baza, if you saved that file to the desktop of the mac, or to your file storage, you can get at it there..

Jonathan

Baza210 wrote: »

Boards works fine for me in the Mac lab.. better than in the PC lab as a matter of fact, the PC I was using yesterday didn't have JavaScript.

JavaScript != Java

Brian

I'm pretty sure it's JavaScript that's used for the drop down menus on boards..

mathew

Baza210 wrote: »

I'm pretty sure it's JavaScript that's used for the drop down menus on boards..

Maybe so, but a computer does not have 'javascript'
A computer may have Java installed to allow running of Java apps... difference

Boston

javaScript does not need a java virtual machine.

Brian

Now nobody knows what's going on, so I declare victory. It's the Engineering thread after all.

uprooted shane

jmccrohan wrote: »

No. It is a bit crude to post on here.

Congrats on getting away with an unofficial warning shane

\
yea it is a bit too crude for here, but let just say its not a plesent, or frequently seen design

and thanks jon, im more happy with the fact that my parents didnt spot me :cool:

godtabh

First year engineers. If only i was 4 years younger!

man I'd get 6 months for my thoughts along

mathew

kearnsr wrote: »

First year engineers. If only i was 4 years younger!

man I'd get 6 months for my thoughts along

second year

godtabh

mathew wrote: »

second year

a second year would just reduce the sentence

godtabh

Ok i take it all back

But in all fairness you cant beat 8 of the finest in the pav even if it sucks app

Jonathan

kearnsr wrote: »

First year engineers. If only i was 4 years younger!

man I'd get 6 months for my thoughts along

Where did you meet all the first years?

mathew wrote: »

second year

I dont think you get what he is saying

godtabh

jmccrohan wrote: »

Where did you meet all the first years?

I dont think you get what he is saying

In the Pav and now i dont think he does get it!