I am having a problem with threads in Java. When I pass a Graphics object into the constructor of my custom made thread, and then call start() on it, it won't draw the graphics on my jframe. However, when I just call run() on my thread instead, it works. -.-
I recently learned how to use Makefiles, and I found out that GCC/G++ generates dependencies for you:
$ g++ -MM file.cpp
file.o: file.cpp file.h
I then thought that the obvious thing to do would be to use this to generate dependencies directly in the file without creating a dependency file:
C...
Application.LoadLevelAsync is a thing, returns an AsyncOperation with a progress float. never knew. Time to add some sort of initial loading animation and/or bar :D
@Chris you know if this would work to get the position of an object to put on a terrain?
Ray ray = new Ray(pos + Vector3.up * 10.0f, Vector3.down);
RaycastHit hit = new RaycastHit();
if (Physics.Raycast(ray, out hit))
{
firePlaceable.transform.rotation = Quaternion.FromToRotation(transform.up,
hit.normal) * transform.rotation;
}
where pos is:
var pos = transform.position + transform.forward * placeDistance; // A position 'someDistance' in front of the player
pos.y = Terrain.activeTerrain.SampleHeight(pos); // Get the position at the surface of the terrain to place the object
> SQL specifies two different syntactical ways to express joins: "explicit join notation" and "implicit join notation". Although "implicit join notation" was deprecated in 1992, and its use is not considered a best practice, database systems still support it.
FROM ld_user_scores as us,
INNER JOIN ld_leaderboard_weekly as lw ON us.userid = lw.userid,
INNER JOIN ld_leaderboard_monthly as lm ON us.userid = lm.userid
you would still have the right set of records within a cross join set as you would in a inner join I would think ... I guess its considered wrong if you don't want the other cross joined rows
The goal IMO is a specific set of values, you're getting a different set of values. Yes you could filter it afterwards but just do it right in the SQL =p
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I recently learned how to use Makefiles, and I found out that GCC/G++ generates dependencies for you:
$ g++ -MM file.cpp
file.o: file.cpp file.h
I then thought that the obvious thing to do would be to use this to generate dependencies directly in the file without creating a dependency file:
C...
