I can't really explain the problem in words, so I'm going to ask very nicely of you readers to try out this program. Its virus free, i assure you.
http://www.comp.mq.edu.au/units/comp115/...
When it prompts, type in this (including spaces)
a b 10
This is my code that I'm now working on:
http://pastebin.com/m1270fedd
What I'm trying to do is to replicate what the patchwork.exe program is doing. The two characters are read, and the program displays it like uhh, patchwork.
The rows alternate; the pattern appears:
abababab..
babababa.. and so on..
The number you input corresponds to the number of rows and collumns that is displayed.
But the problem with my implementation is that whenever the user types in say, 10, my program spits out 10 collumns (which is fine) and 20 rows (which is double the intended amount).
What do you recommend?
You can view/edit the source code at http://pastebin.com/m4e009bc6
Help with my c++ code!!?
What are the semantics when you do this:
int widthlimit = n;
your problem lies with this statement.
Reply:Nice try, keylogger!
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