Comments by Brisingr Aerowing

Brisingr Aerowing 18-Mar-16 2:36am View

I noticed that in the class definition, the name of the method is Get, but the definition below is named GetA, which should cause a compiler error like the one you see.

Brisingr Aerowing 28-May-15 18:31pm View

Try it now

Brisingr Aerowing 28-May-15 17:17pm View

Oh yeah. Forgot the second gets. Just change both gets to gets.chomp, and remove the what = what.chomp line (the bold one)

Brisingr Aerowing 28-May-15 11:15am View

True.

Brisingr Aerowing 27-May-15 22:48pm View

I tried it and it doesn't stop. I am trying lowercasing the input string and comparing it with String.casecmp.

Brisingr Aerowing 27-May-15 17:24pm View

Look at the date on the question again, you should see something odd.

Brisingr Aerowing 3-Apr-15 17:37pm View

And that means?

Brisingr Aerowing 23-Jan-13 15:41pm View

Where you have the catch(Exception) line, replace that with catch(Exception ex) and post the Stack Trace from the ex variable. You can just write it to a file and paste the text here. That info should help us figure out what went wrong.

My current guess is that your device does not support OpenGLES 2.0 for some reason.

Brisingr Aerowing 15-Jan-13 18:05pm View

How about the ExcludeClip method? Does that give the wanted result? There is also a Flatten method on the GraphicsPath. Try those.

Brisingr Aerowing 22-Oct-12 21:22pm View

Like the on/off switches in the iOS options area. Just as TheCardinal suggested.

Brisingr Aerowing 22-Oct-12 21:21pm View

Yes. That is what I am referring to.

Brisingr Aerowing 22-Oct-12 21:20pm View

It should act like the switch control in iOS.

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