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Can anyone get this thing to compile at all? It requires code from 6 or 7 different places, and the <code>draw_line</code> is yet nowhere to be found. Can someone take a shot at this? Also, judging by the code on this page, the method is pretty silly (saving the whole string is an odd choice). --[[User:Ledrug|Ledrug]] 00:31, 7 August 2011 (UTC) |
Can anyone get this thing to compile at all? It requires code from 6 or 7 different places, and the <code>draw_line</code> is yet nowhere to be found. Can someone take a shot at this? Also, judging by the code on this page, the method is pretty silly (saving the whole string is an odd choice). --[[User:Ledrug|Ledrug]] 00:31, 7 August 2011 (UTC) |
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: It compil-es(ed) and work-s(-ed). Since this is a wiki code may be changed, fixed, replaced, made better or worse, broken altogether with its original "interface", even without taking attention, care or ask (themselves questions like, in this case, ''why he wrote "to be added to imglib.h"? what does it mean?''). It happens. What you need is of course a function that draws a line. And where can you find it on RC? Maybe here [[Bitmap/Bresenham's_line_algorithm#C]] is a good place to look at, even if a contributor changed the function without asking what the meaning of the header text could have been. |
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: If you are interested in, long ago I tried to collect these codes to address the problem you're experiencing, but I've not updated it since then, so it could be a little bit or very much out of date. [http://www.mauropanigada.net/filepot/index.php?dir=RosettaCode Here] you can find the archive. About my contributions, despite the fact you like them or not, I assure you I have always compiled and tried my code before posting, even if of course it can be (very likely) bugged and work properly just for the test case required by the task, or few more if I had time to try. --[[User:ShinTakezou|ShinTakezou]] 21:20, 21 May 2012 (UTC) |
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Does it work?
Can anyone get this thing to compile at all? It requires code from 6 or 7 different places, and the draw_line is yet nowhere to be found. Can someone take a shot at this? Also, judging by the code on this page, the method is pretty silly (saving the whole string is an odd choice). --Ledrug 00:31, 7 August 2011 (UTC)
- It compil-es(ed) and work-s(-ed). Since this is a wiki code may be changed, fixed, replaced, made better or worse, broken altogether with its original "interface", even without taking attention, care or ask (themselves questions like, in this case, why he wrote "to be added to imglib.h"? what does it mean?). It happens. What you need is of course a function that draws a line. And where can you find it on RC? Maybe here Bitmap/Bresenham's_line_algorithm#C is a good place to look at, even if a contributor changed the function without asking what the meaning of the header text could have been.
- If you are interested in, long ago I tried to collect these codes to address the problem you're experiencing, but I've not updated it since then, so it could be a little bit or very much out of date. Here you can find the archive. About my contributions, despite the fact you like them or not, I assure you I have always compiled and tried my code before posting, even if of course it can be (very likely) bugged and work properly just for the test case required by the task, or few more if I had time to try. --ShinTakezou 21:20, 21 May 2012 (UTC)