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This will shuffle integers aound anyway you like. So if you had an array that represented a deck of cards called "deck[]", you would call the function like this: shuffle(&deck, 52, 0, 0); This will give you a series of random cards from 0 to 51. The trick is to …

You can use the TimeOfDay() function. Store the TimeOfDay into a variable called present when the start button is hit. And also store that value plus the number of seconds the user inputted into another variable. Private Sub StartButton (...) handles click future = present + seconds_to_count_down And have the …

I'm programming a text based game and I'd like to turn it into a cell phone game. Unfortunately I don't know how to do it and I can't find any books on this. Does anyone have a book idea? Thanks.

Does anyone know of a good book to learn how to java it up with the phones?

[QUOTE=perniciosus]no need to redo what has already been done grep -n word file or to use it in that context once you got the string do [code] char *arg[5] ; arg[0] = "grep" ; arg[1] = "-n" ; arg[2] = string.c_str() ; arg[3] = fileName.c_str() ; arg[4] = NULL ; …

You created a bunch of random numbers, but say you don't want a bunch of random numbers exactly. Say you have ten members of a team and you want to give them a random position represented by 0 to 9. So you create your array and you fill it with …