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Java_Volume1 #100071
Pig Latin

Converts entered text into a simple Pig Latin version, eg: 'hello' becomes 'ellohay'

Java_Volume1 #103806
XML Search

This program searches an XML database for a keyword and returns the results. It uses the framework's XML classes, and a few regular expressions.

Java_Volume1 #102659
The_Basics_Of_Delphi

This is mainly a tutorial for people beginning to program in delphi. The source shows how to use if statments, case statments, for loops, while loops and repeat loops, The source is commented in detail of what is happening

Java_Volume1 #102907
A Professional Forum

This is the forum code I use for Programmers-Unlimited.com. I have made alot of changes/fixes/improvments to this version. Now supports BBCode (modified/improved), Added security and error checking. Prevents flood posting actions on non existant topics/forums, Better structure in a few areas, Bug fixes in multiple areas.

Java_Volume1 #100072
Address book

Simple address book Class in C++, has methods for adding new record, sorting, deleting and storing data in a file. Has it own menu aswell.

Java_Volume1 #90123
Capturing the Screen

Capture a screen in a window, this one actually works...

Java_Volume1 #103598
Create EML file

A simple program to make EML(E-mail) files. With this program u can create eml files and send it with any EML compatible program (Outlook for example). U can send email from your application without SMTP and works under >=98. Supports attach(From the add attach, u can select multifiles).

Java_Volume1 #100073
Circular File

For circular logging System

Java_Volume1 #100074
What is a linked list?

An introduction to linked lists for beginners. I know there are already some. I guess it won't hurt to have another.

Java_Volume1 #103175
GetResource

Reads embeded files from your executable programs (such as xml, images, etc.) Allows you to distribute one program - the exe, but still access your data and images needed with the program.

Java_Volume1 #100075
Direct3D8 Spinning Pyrimid

If you are a newbie to either DirectX8 or C++ then this is for you! It is a simple and fully commented program which uses DirectX8 to render a spinning triangle in fullscreen mode. This is my 1st C++/DX8 program and only my 3rd ever C++ program, so while I can ensure it's pretty simple, it might not be perfect, so please give me some help on improving it. If it's interesting/useful to you please vote for me because I worked very hard on this.

Java_Volume1 #102893
Creating ZIP Files on the Spot

This interesting article found on Zend.com will explain to you how to create ZIP files on the fly using PHP.

Java_Volume1 #102917
View-Edit MySQL Table

View, Edit any table in a MySQL database. Code is parameter driven, so you select what tables and what columns to display. Primary keys are always needed but those are hidden.

Java_Volume1 #90124
Stop Typeing in Textboxes but dont diasble them

This Code stops the End-user typing o#into a textbox but still allows them to scroll it because it is not disabled

Java_Volume1 #100076
Spectrum Analyser Plugin for Winamp

This is a fully skinnable Spectrum Analyser plugin for Winamp 2.x. It is finished to the point of being usable but not by any means complete and will continue to be updated. Any suggestions/hints would be appreciated. Features: Skinnable, Customisable bar width/spacing/drawing style, Dockable, Optional Peaks, Adjustable Frame rate (1-100 fps), Double Size mode, config dialog box.

Java_Volume1 #102578
Easter Calculator

Ok this code is totally pointless to be honest. I needed it, as I was writing a payroll program, and I used it to calculate public holidays, to enable employees to be paid for them. What this program does, is use a mathematical algorythm to work out the date of easter in the given year. This program as far as I know is 100% accurate. Most people will have no use for it what so ever. But if nothing more it is a good example of using delphi for matematical equations. Anyway if you like it vote for me, if you dont then flame me I dont care. Oh I nearly forgot, I cant take credit for the algorytm used to work out the dates, I simply translated it to delphi code. To see the orignal algo goto http://aa.usno.navy.mil/faq/docs/easter.html Happy New Year All Oh I didnt realise there were 3 other programs of this sort. Havent checked them out, so I dont know how good they are

Java_Volume1 #100077
word searcher

It searches specified keyword in specified file without appending the file by user

Java_Volume1 #100078
NARSCAR RACE Simulation

First of All Please take a minute and Rate my Code.=) It uses Object Orinted Programming to Make a Nascar Racing simulation. The race is formed of 33 Cars if random aspects effecting it. We start with 33 cars, all of which are identical The race is 500 miles. We're going to do the simulation using clock ticks of .5 seconds. All cars start at zero velocity, and when the race starts they all gain speed at a uniform rate of 0.0020833 miles per second (about 7.5 miles per second) plus a random amount of 5% added or subtracted from the added speed until it reaches a cruising speed of .41667 miles per second (150 miles per hour). It then maintains this speed plus or minus 3%.each car has 20 gallons of fuel. The fuel consumption of the car is normally 30 miles per gallon, divided by the car's current speed divided by 10, e.g. if the car is going 150 miles per hour, its fuel consumption is 30/(150/10)=2 miles per gallon. However, if the car is less than .01 miles (52.8 feet) behind another car, its fuel economy improves by 10% because it's in the draft. However, it cannot stay in the draft more than 100 clock ticks (50 seconds) before the car starts to overheat, in which case the car pulls out of the draft and gets normal fuel mileage. It cannot draft again for 100 clock ticks because the engine has to cool down. A lap in the race is 2 miles, so each time the car has traveled a multiple of two miles we check its fuel. If it doesn't have enough to complete two more laps (4 miles) at the current rate of consumption, it must pull into the pits at the end of the next lap. In this case, when the car comes to the next multiple of two miles (end of lap), it decelerates at the same uniform rate as acceleration (only with no random amount added or subtracted) until it has zero velocity. It then sits for 20 clock ticks (10 seconds) and then accelerates back up to cruising speed.

Java_Volume1 #100079
OOP Address Book - for beginners - updated

Changed the code on Dec 17th so that when searching for a contact, you can enter only part of the contact info to search for it instead of the whole string. This is a simple example with some explanation of a class that creates an address book. You can add contacts to the address book with their name, phone number, and email address (of course you can add whatever else). You can search thru the address book by any of the elements to display a specific contact or display the entire address book.

Java_Volume1 #102648
J's Palette Editor 1.02

loads, saves, and creates source code files for colour palettes. It even creates an html page to add to technical documentation. It supports icons, bitmaps, MS Pal, Jasc Pal, ACT, and my own GBAPal file formats. please vote.

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