Recent content by Tpj_4000

Ok, work week over and time to sit and think straight: After my last post I found another error, which is now fixed: void randomizeList(int[int] input){ int elementCount = count(input); int randNum; int[int] tmpList; if(elementCount<2){ return; } foreach i in input{ tmpList[i] =...

Sped it up by changing: for j from randNum to (elementCount-2){ to: for j from randNum to (elementCount-2-i){ So, the final code is: int[int] randomizeList(int[int] masterInput){ int[int] input; foreach i in masterInput{ input[i] = masterInput[i]; } int elementCount =...

I caught another situation where an out of bounds was introduced. Below is the fixed version, for anyone interested. I realize now, the (elementCount-i-1) was supposed to be in my random number generation, not the 'j' loop [facepalm]. int[int] randomizeList(int[int] masterInput){ int[int]...

Blah. That's what I get for skimming at work. As you point out, when: elementCount=7 (for some reason in my last post I thought it was 6) i=0 for j from randNum to (elementCount-i-1){ becomes: for j from randNum to 6{ and input[j+1] is indeed out of bounds when j=6, and gives a 0. The...

'j' can never be 6. It can only be from 0 to 4. That is because of: for i from 0 to (elementCount-2){ 0 to (elementCount -1) just offests everything and treats it like a 0 offset array. 0 to (elementCount -2) ensures that map[j] = map[j+1] is always in bounds; which will never produce a 0...

You are correct that with less than two outcomes, philosophically speaking, there is no choice and hence no possibility of randomness. However, in the vein of good programming, I don't want my function to break because someone doesn't adhere to my philosophy. To my knowledge mafia aborts with a...

But if you notice, I don't ever 0 anything out. So, the fact that the original contains zeros means that can't be it (all it does is shuffle values around). I'm totally at a loss.

For some reason, mafia is destroying the original map. int[int] randomizeList(int[int] input, boolean readout){ int elementCount = count(input); int randNum; int[int] rndList; if(readout){ print("randomize function:","red"); foreach i in input{ print("input["+i+"]...

I'm not really sure where this thread should go, so I stuck it here. I would like to make a request for: boolean user_confirm(string msg) in the flavor of: boolean user_confirm(string msg, int timer, boolean default) There are instances, when I have sufficient time at night after I get...

Is there any way to do this? I know you can set choice adventures via the drop-downs, however, I'd like something more robust. For instance, I'd like a way to choose the fudge wasps 3 times and then switch to super-heated fudge ONLY if my remaining turns of Stop and Smell the Fudge (fudge lily...

mredge73 was absolutely correct. I was missing &howmany= .Digging through the code even more, the very tail end was: <input class=button type=submit value="Buy Item"> <input class=text type=text name=howmany size=2 value=1></center></form> I find it strange though that it didn't appear at the...

To qualify, I'm not very versed in web page coding. However, I dug through the BHH pane source code and came across: Items for Sale:</b><table><form action=bhh.php method=post><input type=hidden name=action value="buy" ... <input type=radio name=whichitem value=2464 ></td><td><img...

Yeah, I just realized how irrelevant my post was. I remember thinking it odd that I didn't need to install Mafia. Oh well, it'll give me an excuse to play with the portable apps suite.

I am going to be out of town for a few weeks for work and want to bring Mafia and all my scripts with me and still play KoL. However, I can't install anything on the work laptop. So, I remember hearing about some development going on to write apps that run from flashdrives (like AIM, etc). Does...

StringReplace(fullFilePath, "..", "?") or something of the like. The ? character is obviously invalid for windows, and will return an error. Why throw sticks in front of their rollerblades like that? [Dave Chappelle] 'Cause f@%! 'em. That's why [/Dave Chappelle]. Seriously though, ".." is a...