Harut

"www.armenians.com/forum" you guys have a great taste.

are we going finally this time or not?

quote:Originally posted by Azat: She was looking for you in this thread. /cgi-bin/forum/ultim...c&f=15&t=000069 I agree with you about the coffee thing, but he idea is good and possibly can be used for other things. There is a company in Israel that is working on this "smell" technology that will allow sites to out out a special smell when you visit. Just think, if you get an add from McDonalds and the smell of fries comes off your computer. It is prtty cool technology. I will try to find them on the web and see where they are in their dev process. i think one there will be one for smell, one for taste, and one for touch too. seriously, do you immagine what will programmers start doing if their programs can smell?

quote:Originally posted by bellthecat: Arturian ...do you actually live in Armenia From what I've seen most women in Armenia either either dress to look like sluts (seriously, sometimes ludicrously, bad makeup and seriouly bad-taste clothes) or they look as if they have just spent the last week digging up a field of potatoes. Is there an Armenian equivalent of an "English rose" - maybe under all the trashy surface there might be a few, but would a true "rose" ever wear such stuff? when was the last time YOU were in Armenia? and the way to talked about Armenian girls was not appreciated at all.

quote:Originally posted by ARTURian: Pandukt, these kind of clothes are crap. It shoud be something nicer. The thing you showed seems as cheap second hand clothes. This kind of staff english girls wear. The only time they look more or less good is when they go to balls or discos (even in dicos some fatties dress in order to scare people around They don't care the way they look, they just wear something. It is obvious. you want them to dress and walk aroud in fancy dresses every day? we are not in Vicorian Age, man. and when was the last time you were in Armenia? i don't think girls in Armenia ware such stuff any more either.

it's so funny. i was watching TV merely 2 days ago and there were interviewing Armenian students in "Western Bar". and guess what. one of the students was African. Somalian studying in Armenia. and he was talking in Armenian well enough to be understood. i don't know why, but it made me lough.

quote:Originally posted by Azat: Harut, for this math question you are going to need a super computer, a slide ruler and a Chinese abacus. But I am sure you will get the answer. If you want you can get Sip to write a program using Assembly to help you resolve this question. Okay here is the question: (x+a)(x-(x+c)(x-d)(x+e)... All the way to ...(x-z) What is the answer to this long polynomial. ---------- Is that all I wrote in my previous post? I am a bonehead. I think I meant to say that we use to use Assembler all the time in a previous job where we wrote low lever monitoring tools for Mainframes and Unix server. Azat jan, i'm so happy that i got a friend like you. who gives me such intersting problems. it really helps me to look at things from different points. like i did here. and found the answer to be 0.

es khegh& mardun hanin q@tsin durs Hayastanits. yes kartsum eir k'hiastapvi, el chi sharunaki ashkhatanq@, bayts lav a vor aydpes cheghav. chnayats vor arden shat tser a.

ok guys i found it!!! here is what i wanted to do so long. this time i used a text box and a list box. before i was using a simple como box, but unfortunatly it doesn't support the Selected property. . anyways. i guess i have to use separate text box and a list box. thanks for your help people. quote: VERSION 5.00Begin VB.Form Form2 Caption = "Form2" ClientHeight = 1920 ClientLeft = 60 ClientTop = 345 ClientWidth = 3855 LinkTopic = "Form2" ScaleHeight = 1920 ScaleWidth = 3855 StartUpPosition = 3 'Windows Default Begin VB.ListBox lstTest Height = 1230 ItemData = "Form2.frx":0000 Left = 120 List = "Form2.frx":001F TabIndex = 1 Top = 600 Width = 3615 End Begin VB.TextBox txtTest Height = 285 Left = 120 TabIndex = 0 Top = 120 Width = 3615 End End Attribute VB_Name = "Form2" Attribute VB_GlobalNameSpace = False Attribute VB_Creatable = False Attribute VB_PredeclaredId = True Attribute VB_Exposed = False Private Sub txtTest_Change() Dim I As Integer Dim L As Integer L = Len(txtTest.Text) For I = lstTest.ListCount - 1 To 0 Step -1 If LCase(txtTest.Text) = LCase(Left(lstTest.List(I), L)) Then lstTest.Selected(I) = True End If Next I End Sub

Sip jan, that wasn't quite what i wanted but it helped me see how the Selected property works. now i think i know how to do what i wanted to do. so i'll post it to show you shortly.

and "gat" meants purpul.

quote:Originally posted by Sip: That Dietel and Dietel book is excellent. That's also the same one UCLA uses to teach intro to C/C++. Visual Studio 6 is the best development environment ever made! Microsoft's C/C++ compiler is also very good. C and C++ should be the same as long as you stick to the ANSI standards. ANSI C is very well defined but C++ is still being changed. New features are being added and removed and some compilers may or may not support some features. However, almost all compilers support the basic stuff so your choice of compiler will not make a difference. The only thing is that don't confuse development environment and compiler. Visual Studio can make it seem like everything is integrated together but the complier is a separate program. Microsoft's 32-bit C/C++ compiler is called cl and you can use it to compile programs without using the Visual studio environment. Although most people will use the Visual C++ environment to work on their programs (somewhat like how you would work on a visual basic program). But at the end, CL is compiling your code into an executable. There are other compilers like GCC (gnu compiler) that I use a lot. But stick to Visual C++ since you already have it. It is very very good! (make sure you install the latest service packs from microsoft ... I think the latest is SP5. They fix a lot of bugs with the compiler). You can download Service Pack 5 from HERE (it's about 130MB) . [ February 22, 2002: Message edited by: Sip ] thanks Sip. i have been downloading that thing you are talking about for 4 months now. i reach 15% mark finally.

quote:Originally posted by Garo: What is the purpose of this sub? There are 2 ways to make an item selected 1. listbox has a property that stores the selected item's index. you can change this property and assign the correct value. 2. list items have boolean property 'selected' which is true for the selected item. Assign true to that item's 'selected' property and it'll become selected. I'm not sure about the exact syntax in VB. yes el hents et "Selected" propertyn em uzuzum gtnem chem karoghanum. i guess there is no such a thing in VB.

ok, here is what i want to do. i have a combo box, style = simple combo. it contains a lot of names. let's say: "Azat" "Garo" "Gnel" "Harut" "Movses" "Sip" they are sorted. now, when the user type the first letter, let's say "G", then the first name with "G" gets selected in the list portion, which is in this case "Garo". if user types "n" next, then "Gnel" should get selected. and so on.

quote:Originally posted by sen_vahan: the Jewish symbol. I have not seen that before. That's what you mean? Not abnormal but pretty strange. i guess Movses is reffering to this. but i remember those kind of candleholders were common in Armenia. i remember we had one, it just didn't have the Star of David in the center.

well, Russia didn't withdraw, but there are not in a good possition now. right now they're losing 2 - 3. Belorusians lost to Canadians 1 - 7

sorry guys, i had made mistake. here is the correct code. but i still need something for Q marks. quote: Private Sub cmbResult_Change() Dim intLoop As Integer Dim intLenght As Integer intLenght = Len(cmbResult.Text) For intLoop = cmbResult.ListCount - 1 To 0 Step -1 If cmbResult.Text = Left(cmbResult.List(intLoop), intLenght) Then ???????????? End If End Sub

guys, i need help with VB. i'm writing a small program for final. but i want to be a little fancy. i have wrote this. quote:Private Sub cmbResult_Change()Dim intLoop As Integer Dim intLenght As Integer intLenght = Len(cmbResult.Text) For intLoop = cmbResult.ListCount - 1 To 0 Step -1 If intLenght = Left(cmbResult.List(intLenght)) Then ????????????? End If End Sub what should i put instead of the question marks to set focus to a particular item in the list. can anybody help, please? thank you

quote:Originally posted by Garo: I use Delphi (http://www.borland.com/delphi) most of the time and would suggest you to take a look at it. It's not as popular in the US as in the Europe but this is only because of the marketing issues. yesterday i picked up my books for coming term. two of which are "C++ How To Program" from Deitel & Deitel, and "Object-Oriented Programming Using C++" from Course Technology. i briefly went over the intros, and somewhere there it mentions that link. it says we can download a free copy of Borland C++ from there. i haven't checked it out yet. i'll do it now. but i don't understand one thing. does it matter which compiter i use? isn't C++ C++ whatever i use it with? i got Visual Studio 6. is it good or bad?

quote:Originally posted by Sip: Harut jan, the more you know the better! Down the road, it is good to concentrate on one but learn a bit of everything to get a good idea of how things work. Later on, you'll realize that VB, C++, Pascal, Java, Eifel, blah, blah, are basically the same! They all fall into the realm of "context free" languages that work great for "programming" the type of computers we have. The way you write each will seem different at first, and they all have some specific differences but basically they are the same. So I'd say learn a bit of both (or others like Java as well) and then decide which one you like. VB is great for making business like applications. C/C++ on the other hand, is more general purpose and can be used for anything, especially if you want speed. It also gives the programmer much more control (over everything) than VB. Java was geared more towards the web but now it is becomming a very general purpose language. I don't like Java much and I don't believe in it. The initial commercials sounded great but it just adds too much overhead compared to C/C++. Also, industry backing (like Microsoft) will have a big impact on what will happen to Java but the way Microsoft is pushing C# (C-sharp) and C/C++, I think they are here to stay for a while ... also remember that almost all of UNIX/Linux/Windows is written in C, so C will be here for a long long time. [ February 21, 2002: Message edited by: Sip ] well, i guess i still have a lot to go before decideing which one is good for me. i don't know any language yet, except a bit of VB. in any ways i hope i'll make the correct desision. verchivercho, i have good friends like you guys, who will help me out.

i'm surprised!!! listen what my VB professor said just yersterday, during the last meeting before final. as he summed up the results of the term and told us what we should have learned from this course, he said something like this: "this course was not designed to teach you VB programming language. we did not attampt to make to a VB programmers. the main objective of the course was to introduce to us the basic concepts of the programming. VB was chosen for this course only because it is easy language and it is easy to show the fundamentals of the programming to newcomers". i was sort of disappointed that i didn't know this before. parzvum a, we might take real VB course later. and what should i do now? stop spending my time on VB and start concantrating on C++, or along C++ i also should keep studing VB? i'm all confused now.

quote:Originally posted by Twilight Bark: Many things. But not this "thing". i think you have to fight to get this "thing" too. but fight not with other "candidates"(as you said ), but other obstacls that come inbetween you. i agree that if you have to fight with other "candidates" to get her, then you have to fight all your life to keep her. [ February 20, 2002: Message edited by: Harut ]

surprise, surprise!!! Sweden - Belorusia 3 - 4 Sweden lost!!! ==== Russia - Czech Republic 1 - 0

of course you have to fight to get something. the girl is not going to fall in your arms just like that. but fight not with your wrists, but with your heart and brain.

what is satanic bible? and i thought you were true chistian. and btw, Gnel was saying Hello.