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STRUCTS #165143 11/02/07 12:25 11/02/07 12:25
Joined: Oct 2007 Posts: 49 Hildesheim, Germany benni OP Newbie
benni OP Newbie Joined: Oct 2007 Posts: 49 Hildesheim, Germany	Hello, are Structs in Lite-C compareable to classes in Java? And it is recommended to make extensive use of self-made Structs?

Re: STRUCTS [Re: benni] #165144 11/02/07 12:35 11/02/07 12:35
Joined: Jul 2001 Posts: 6,904 H HeelX Senior Expert
HeelX Senior Expert H Joined: Jul 2001 Posts: 6,904	Quote: Hello, are Structs in Lite-C compareable to classes in Java? No. Structs are used for datastructures and comes from C, a procedural language. Classes can hold data, too, but not solely. They are inheritable and used in an object oriented scope. I guess you don't know the difference or the meaning of each. Buy a book or read an open book - about C. Quote: And it is recommended to make extensive use of self-made Structs? If it fits your needs, why not? Last edited by HeelX; 11/02/07 12:36.

Re: STRUCTS [Re: HeelX] #165145 11/02/07 12:47 11/02/07 12:47
Joined: Oct 2007 Posts: 49 Hildesheim, Germany benni OP Newbie
benni OP Newbie Joined: Oct 2007 Posts: 49 Hildesheim, Germany	Quote: I guess you don't know the difference or the meaning of each. If you are talking about "inheritable" and "object scope" you are wrong, if you mean "struct" and "class" you are closer

Re: STRUCTS [Re: benni] #165146 11/02/07 13:03 11/02/07 13:03
Joined: Jul 2001 Posts: 6,904 H HeelX Senior Expert
HeelX Senior Expert H Joined: Jul 2001 Posts: 6,904	So why do you ask here?

Re: STRUCTS [Re: HeelX] #165147 11/02/07 13:21 11/02/07 13:21
Joined: Oct 2007 Posts: 49 Hildesheim, Germany benni OP Newbie
benni OP Newbie Joined: Oct 2007 Posts: 49 Hildesheim, Germany	I've got a problem structuring my code, my brother who is a java-programmer but doesn't know C said he would solve it by using a class and after looking at the Lite-c manual he said a Struct could do perhaps. But so far as I read a Struct cannot contain a function or method like a class, so my idea won't work either.

Re: STRUCTS [Re: benni] #165148 11/02/07 13:32 11/02/07 13:32
Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 7,121 Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany Machinery_Frank Senior Expert
Machinery_Frank Senior Expert Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 7,121 Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany	Maybe you can store a pointer to a function in your struct? Then you might simulate some objects. But nevertheless it cannot provide the power of classes. Models, Textures and Games from Dexsoft

Re: STRUCTS [Re: Machinery_Frank] #165149 11/02/07 13:38 11/02/07 13:38
Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 9,859 F FBL Senior Expert
FBL Senior Expert F Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 9,859	Functions inside structs are planned, but it will still take some time until this feature reaches us

Re: STRUCTS [Re: FBL] #165150 11/02/07 13:51 11/02/07 13:51
Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 7,121 Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany Machinery_Frank Senior Expert
Machinery_Frank Senior Expert Joined: Nov 2004 Posts: 7,121 Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany	This is interesting. I just read that classes are on the forecast list. Models, Textures and Games from Dexsoft

Re: STRUCTS [Re: Machinery_Frank] #165151
11/03/07 01:50 11/03/07 01:50

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I would use an init function to get things moving.

Code:


#include <acknex.h>

typedef struct
{
	PANEL* tbar;
	PANEL* tbuttons;
	PANEL* content;
	PANEL* mbar;
	char tbar_string;
	char mbar_options;
	float sizex,sizey;
}XPWIN;

void win_init(XPWIN* win)
{
	while(1)
	{
		win.tbuttons.pos_x= win.tbar.pos_x + (win.tbar.size_x - 16);
		win.tbar.size_x= clamp(win.tbar.size_x,win.tbuttons.size_x,1024);
		win.content.pos_x= win.tbar.pos_x;
		win.content.size_x= win.tbar.size_x;
		win.content.size_y= clamp (win.content.size_y,0.05,1024);
		wait(1);
	}
}

Re: the code: I was gonna try and "fake" a Windows window. But then I took the time to look through a Win32 API tutorial.

Code:

void main()
{
    cout << "I am MrCode,";
    cout << "hear me roar!";
    system("PAUSE");
}

Re: STRUCTS [Re: MrCode] #165152 11/03/07 06:56 11/03/07 06:56
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adoado User A Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 503 Australia	Structs are not classes. Structs just hold segments of data. But, like Friendly_Frank said, classes are on the forecast list -;) Visit our development blog: http://yellloh.com

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