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Registering SoundPlay

Forum thread started by dcatt on Mon, 2012-07-09 00:30

I know this isn't specific to Haiku in any way; but I have been trying to figure out how to register SoundPlay and I can't for the life of me find out how to get in touch with Marco Nelissen because his register links are out of date (don't work).

Firewire Harddisk support?

Forum thread started by Caylon on Sun, 2012-07-08 20:01

Does Haiku supports external Firewire harddisks such as Maxtor OneTouch III?

Launchbox - Help

Forum thread started by el.tigre.20 on Fri, 2012-07-06 21:38

Hello,

quick question:

Is there any way to have Launchbox start upon startup? And for that matter is there a way to add applications to be launched at startup? I really like Launchbox as a way to keep my desktop clean, and also it's just really useful for app navigation, and every time I restart my computer, I have to launch Launchbox manually!

Thanks so much

Cheers!!

No Network from USB installation

Forum thread started by ITY on Thu, 2012-07-05 16:20

R1 Alpha3
ipro100 compatible network card (on-board) Dell Dimension PC.

When I boot from a Haiku LiveCD I have a network connection confirmed by surfing in the Webpositive application (browser).

After installing Haiku to an 8GB USB stick, all appears fine except I have no Network Connection. The Network Control Panel shows no settings (blank).

Question: How do I install ipro100 drivers? or is there an underlying problem relating to my USB stick installation?

PS What a great OS, I love it. And it is a pleasure to finally be able to run the BeOS after waiting for many years. Many thanks to all involved in this excellent project.

About OverlayImage

Forum thread started by Giova84 on Wed, 2012-07-04 22:53

You know OverlayImage? Is located inside Leaf Menu > Demos

http://s9.postimage.org/hgrxm24of/Overlay_Image.png

We can drag in his window, any image file and turn it in a replicant to put on the Desktop.

I have an idea about the ability to insert html file too, inside OverlayImage.. Imagine this: for example we can insert a little html page with weather forecast info, or a web mailbox, or any dinamic content as html page.. This could be a very cool widget!
I'd like to fill an enhancement ticket in Haiku development tracker, but inside ticket options, OverlayImage is not listed! There is an Haiku Developer tuned here? :-)

NOT statement C++

Forum thread started by el.tigre.20 on Tue, 2012-07-03 19:50

This is going to be a long post, so bear with me...

I decided to learn C++ and I'm doing great, until I got to the NOT statement.

First, let me say, I understand && and || statements perfectly. I wrote my own programs, compiled, tested and they worked great.
Second, I understand the NOT statement but I don't know how to apply it to a test program. I understand that if the code evaluated returns false, it satisfies the NOT statement making it TRUE. ie. ! (6 <= 4) - it would return TRUE because 6 IS NOT less than or equal to 4.

So with that said, I wrote this expecting to not satisfy the NOT statement making it true, but the output was not what I wanted to.
Also, when I compile, Terminal did not find any BUGS, so it's not my programming
Here is is:

// NOT Statement - demonstrate the NOT statement
 
#include <cstdio>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
 
using namespace std;
 
int main(int nNumberofArgs, char * pszArgs[])
{
          // declare a variable to store an entered number to be tested with the NOT statement
          int nNum;
          cout << "Enter a number that is not equal to or less than 4: ";
          cin >> nNum;
 
          // by declaring a number that is not equal to or less than 4 we will satisfy the NOT statement
 
 
          // now create the IF statement to test the NOT statement
          if ( ! nNum <= 4)
          {
                    cout << "The number you entered was not less than or equal to 4" << endl;
          }
          else
          {
                    cout << "The number you entered was less than or equal to 4" << endl;
          }
 
          // Ergo if we enter say '6' we will get the first output because the argument on the right is true making the expression false
          // If I would have put say '3' that would make the expression false because the argument on the right is true: 3 is less than or equal to 4
 
          // wait until user is ready before terminating program
          // to allow the user to see the program results
          system("PAUSE");
          return 0;
}

So I compiled and ran the program. I entered '6' and I got the first output - like expected.
I then re-ran the program this time entered a number that would make the expression false because the argument on the right would be true, entered 3, but I got the first output "The number you entered was not less than or equal to 4", but 3 is less than 4, so my program failed to execute what I wanted it to.

Can anyone help me? To me this is the error, but i don't know what the right code is:

if ( ! nNum <= 4)

I believe that my syntax or the NOT expression is incorrect...

How do I add programs to the Application menu?

Forum thread started by dsplayer14 on Tue, 2012-07-03 02:57

Hi, I am a new Haiku user, and I downloaded some programs off of Haikuware, and I wanted to be able to access them from the Applications menu. I tried a few things that did not really work the way I wanted them to (extract the folder directly to the Applications folder, for example). Or, if you could, tell me where programs should go, because I am alittle confused on the filesystem in Haiku (What is the difference between /boot/apps and /boot/home/config/be/Applications?).

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