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Mine went something like:
function kollaNummer(losen) //kontrollerar om något tecken i en sträng är en siffra
//om så är fallet ökas variabeln rakna med 1
{
for (i = 0; i < losen.length; i++)
{
var tecken = losen.charAt(i);
if (((tecken > "0") && (tecken < "9")))
{rakna = rakna + 1;}
}
return rakna;
}
That one just counts them, tho'.
:lol: :earl:
Javascript is hard enough as it is, without having to do it in non-English ;)
kollaNummer = checkNumber
lösen ~ password
tecken ~char/sign
räkna = count
I used that one to validate a password, I think. As I recall, the password had to contain a certain number of digits.
Might not be working as it is tho', I just grabbed it off some notes I had.
zomfg i can speak japanese, understood every word of that last sentence! :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Snee
function checkNumber(pass) //Checks whether any sign in a string is a digit
//if that is the case, the variable count is increased by 1.
{
for (i = 0; i < pass.length; i++)
{
var sign = pass.charAt(i);
if (((sign > "0") && (sign < "9")))
{count = count + 1;}
}
return count;
}
:ermm:
I reckon that'd work. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Snee
Not really, I think it just works for 1-8 as it is, now that I looked at it again :pinch:
needs a couple of ='s.
I could prolly skip a set of parentheses as well, I think I used them 'cos I had another set of conditions at one point.
erm,..where did that come from now..?
http://www.mensap2p.com//Rafi/FreeLans/drugsdontwork[1].mp3
I copy-pasted it from some old notes :unsure:
i was wondering, I have some Java that I would like imbedded in my website.....erm Snee :)
Heh.
Sounds like wurk :ermm:
:pinch: you're right of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snee
What are you trying to do, anyways?Quote:
Originally Posted by thewizeard
Just adding some JavaScript, or do you need some more actual java-functions in a .jsp or something?
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erm I will let you see what I had in mind...also perhaps, a sand game... sigh...it all looked so simple :/
http://www.softwarefederation.com/fractaljava.html
Ooh, I like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by thewizeard
The applet tags there should work, at least in some browsers, as far as the HTML goes. (You might need object tags or something to get it working everywhere, dunno.)
As for the applet code itself, it needs to be added serverside, I think.
Never worked with applets myself, so I'm not sure if it needs compiling before you add it or what, but it should be fairly simple.
Maybe Barbie knows better than I.
I REALLY have to learn how to do Java applets :sigh:
I know about as much as you. It looks simple enough.
As an aside, I made a Mandelbrot Set/Julia Set generator in Delphi once. (Delphi 3 :O )
If you're interested, I'll send it to you.
I would like one that, where a musical input, or video, creates the image :) Thanks Snee ..
Is it rly awesome? :smilie4: @barbie
:rod: ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbie
:unsure:
Well I certainly would :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
I hope to have a page devoted to interesting and educational games...like "The Incredible Machine" etc.. also on side note (tangent), some of Lamsey's games where also in that category.
Fuck-yeah :smilie4:Quote:
Originally Posted by Snee
Well, like I said, haven't worked with applets myself, so it would be a bit to learn :dabs: I'd love to help you, but it'd take me as much time as it would you, so it's prolly no point. (Not to mention that I do have things to write, for myself :P)Quote:
Originally Posted by thewizeard
What you are talking about now, if I read you right, is accessing files and somehow generating an image using the code from that applet, based on a soundwave-pattern, and I haven't tried anything remotely like that in java.
I guess you start off through system.io, but where you go from there I haven't got the faintest idea.
Check out OBJECT tags, however, they are good for adding all sorts of stuff in your html (as far as the embedding bit goes).
I think you could embed some movie formats directly with them, even.
Sure, send away then.Quote:
Originally Posted by BarbarossaFuck-yeah :smilie4:Quote:
Originally Posted by Snee
Can we do it through appending it to a pm, or do you need my gmail or something? :unsure:
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Common misconception about fractals is that they are random. They are not random, they are based on solid mathematical calculations.Quote:
Originally Posted by thewizeard
The randomness comes in from the assignment of colours.
What I think you are asking for, is some kind of fractal "visualisation". The way you could possibly do it with fractals is to cycle the colours in time to the music. I've never seen it done though.
To draw a fractal at the same time as playing a music might cause problems, because since there are so many calculations involved in generating fractal images, it is really CPU intensive, and could possibly wreck the playback of the song.
Possibly you could have a set of saved images, and then just phase them in and out periodically. That might be the best solution.
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Originally Posted by GepperRankins
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