Let's say that I want to query some API which will respond with array of random numbers:
[4, ..., 17, ..., 25]
To keep things simple enough, let's say that array has always 10 elements. For every element in that array, I need to emit via socket to all clients just ONE number every M seconds...
I wrote a simple Fibonacci checker with HTML, CSS, and JS. This is my first JS program, so be sure to tell me everything that is wrong with it. Check it out here(http://jsfiddle.net/z49fyypt/1/), and here is the code:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<head>
<title>Fibonacci checker</title>
<style>
...
When you start thinking about designing a Match 3 type game, you realize that there are a great many ways to structure the rules. In this particular variant, the direction that the player swipes the orbs determines the way that the board is refilled. The new pieces will enter the board opposite...
I'm working on a Virtual Texturing library for mobile devices based on OpenGL-ES.
This is the PageIndirectionTable, one of the library components I would like to have some feedback on:
vt_page_indirection_table.hpp:
#ifndef VTLIB_VT_PAGE_INDIRECTION_TABLE_HPP
#define VTLIB_VT_PAGE_INDIRECTION_...
Your code sometimes does not follow C++ Coding Conventions. Take a look at here:
struct test_data
{
test_data( size_t e ) :
expected( e ),
queue(),
producer_count( 0 ),
consumer_count( 0 ) { }
According to conventions:
Consider natural language rules for spacing
Rea...
I had some time to kill today, and I found the Karate Chop Kata.
Specification:
Write a binary chop method that takes an integer search target and a sorted array of integers. It should return the
integer index of the target in the array, or -1 if the target is not
in the array.
I...
Based on question Custom iterator for a linked list class
i tried to make similar for 2D array. every thing seems working fine except swap. is my implementation correct for swap?
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <algorithm>
#include <vector>
#include <cassert>
#include <iterator>...
I was given this project and have changed a lot of code on it, now I am going over the code to make sure that I know what everything does and can maintain it efficiently, and to make sure I want my name on it.
Here is the method they have been using to validate e-mail addresses from a textbox in...
Before @bazola asked his recent question we chatted about it for a bit. I figured that I could try implementing something similar myself.
As I've heard that Scala has all the advantages of Java but fewer of the disadvantages, I'd figured that I could try Scala.
I have implemented checking for b...
I was given this project and have changed a lot of code on it, now I am going over the code to make sure that I know what everything does and can maintain it efficiently, and to make sure I want my name on it.
Here is the method they have been using to validate e-mail addresses from a textbox in...
I have a question to ask, recently i am working on a project on my own and i did some jquery, as i m currently learning day by day with the help you guys and other internet services.
I code something jquery for WP-Admin area.
I enable post-formats and create metaboxes for these post-formats, so...
Ross Paterson, at my urging, recently came up with a new implementation of Data.Sequence.fromList ( see https://github.com/haskell/containers/blob/master/Data/Sequence.hs ) that builds its result tree from the top down, avoiding the allocation cost of the earlier repeated-snoc definition. This im...
I've been working on a basic Android game these days, but I'm a bit uncertain about my setup and need some advice. The basics of the game are simple: there are characters running on your screen and some of them perform specific actions at specific time intervals.
The code is pretty easy to foll...
I have written a functional GUI program using PyQt4, and I'm looking for some feedback because it's not as fast as I would like. It takes in some number of large, same-sized 2D arrays and displays a sub-image of each one in its own sub-window - at full resolution or only zoomed by a factor of 2 ...
