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Member 14769677 15-Oct-22 11:45am View

Yes but i also want to say click a letter and move the cursor there. But i have no idea how to do this.

Member 14769677 28-Jul-22 11:24am View

I though the 7 was wierd, i assumed it had something with indexing to do as it starts at 0 haha

Member 14769677 25-Apr-22 7:09am View

I know that's how it's supposed to work. But it doesn't xD

Member 14769677 20-Apr-22 7:00am View

windows

Member 14769677 10-Dec-21 4:26am View

Okay well this is extremely wierd, i did it by not doing an input and just doing inp1 = "[PATH]" and now it works. I really need to input tho.

Member 14769677 10-Dec-21 4:22am View

No i have Windows 11, i like to be an early adopter of new technology.

Member 14769677 9-Dec-21 19:40pm View

It is, i literally right-clicked the file and pressed "Copy as path"

Member 14769677 9-Dec-21 17:31pm View

I have updated the question with the new code.

Member 14769677 9-Dec-21 12:31pm View

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So i reinstalled only 1 of them after deleting everything, pip install pdf2docx, added the script path to system PATH, wrote the script and what i wrote above compiled, yay! But then i went ahead and added some inputs into variables inp1 and inp2 for .pdf directory and directory where to create .docx, now it tells me RuntimeError: cannot open "C:/Users/spacemonkey/Downloads/Elon Musk.pdf": Invalid Argument. What even are these problems, omg just work!

Member 14769677 9-Dec-21 12:26pm View

Okay so new problem, i got it working now but when i actually try to use it, it doesn't go very well. Meaning it doesn't work at all. I have added an input for PDF file and output for directory to save the docx file. Now it gives me the good old 'RuntimeError: cannot open "C:/Users/spacemonkey/Downloads/Elon Musk.pdf": Invalid argument'. What?

Member 14769677 9-Dec-21 11:55am View

Yeah i looked now in the Software and Programs or whatever the setting menu is called, and i had 3.9.5, 3.9.0, and 3.10 installed. Deleting and reinstalling now.

Member 14769677 9-Dec-21 11:53am View

Okay thank you.

Member 14769677 9-Dec-21 8:35am View

I also added the Python/Script folder as suggested in some forum i found, did not work either. Why is software development this unnecessary hard? Makes no sense.

Member 14769677 9-Dec-21 8:28am View

Yes, it should be working fine. When i type python --version it gives me Python 3.9.9 or whatever the newest version is.

Member 14769677 7-Dec-21 4:30am View

Oh my god, how could i forget something so simple xD Thank you

Member 14769677 6-Dec-21 6:51am View

So it kind of works but also not, doesn't give the same error but now it doesn't display anything instead.

Member 14769677 5-Dec-21 18:45pm View

Like how is String hey = "Hello"; not the EXACT same as doing String b[3]; b[0] = "Hello";??? to me that should literally be like doing String b_0 = "Hello" which would work perfectly. This language is annoying.

Member 14769677 5-Dec-21 18:39pm View

I fixed it, i had to replace String ret[s] with String* ret = new String[s]; now i just have to worry about memory management. Damn it. Well it doesn't crash but it doesn't seem to actually do the values either, it literally just gives me an array of empty strings back, as when i print them it gives me nothing. But the program works. Why is C++ so unexplainably difficult jesus christ...

Member 14769677 5-Dec-21 13:51pm View

I have updated the question with more information

Member 14769677 5-Dec-21 11:52am View

The code is 1200 lines xD But i can give you the operator assignment code.

Member 14769677 4-Dec-21 14:52pm View

Yeah i'm converting the program to use the string instead of char array as data, and writing a new CStrToCArray function. Why the hell can't I do "const int _siz = str.size()" and "char* arr[_siz];" it nags me about using constant integers, well what the hell? I am. This worked on another C++ program I wrote last week.

Member 14769677 3-Dec-21 8:42am View

Well i wrote a big class with the idea of using an array. The code is 1200 lines long.

Member 14769677 19-Nov-21 12:07pm View

Thank you for trying!

Member 14769677 19-Nov-21 7:44am View

Extern didn't work either, i find this really wierd and confusing xD

Member 14769677 19-Nov-21 7:42am View

Thank you!

Member 14769677 19-Nov-21 7:42am View

This is what the terminal says:
C:\Users\carlieboi\AppData\Local\Temp\ccT2hiu4.o:main.cpp:(.text.startup+0x25): undefined reference to 'All(bool*)'
collect2.exe: error: 1d returned 1 exit status
Makefile:2: recipe for target 'default' failed
mingw32-make: *** [default] Error 1

Member 14769677 18-Nov-21 23:13pm View

I tried making it non-static, but it still won't compile. Same reason. I also tried to do what i would have done in C#, and put a public in front of it, didn't work either. Is this where i am supposed to use the extern keyword? How would i do that if that is the case?

Member 14769677 18-Nov-21 17:00pm View

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Thank you, that worked for the constructor, but now i have a function that looks like Add(T item), and obviously has operations and variables inside it, and it doesn't work in the C++ script, do I have to put everything related to GameArray in the header file? I have heard that it's not performant or something bad like that. But in case of performance is it just compile time or will it be slow when the final .exe is generated, because that is the only thing that matters, i don't care about how long it takes to compile.

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