Irrlicht Engine

Heh,

I've been using Code::Block for about 4-6 months now and I don't recall having compiled anything that built right the first time. It's always like :

- pressing "F9",
- waiting for millions of dollars to magically appear into bank account.
- bank account still at same level, re-checking code ...

lol

hahahah,

myself I'm more likely to debug for about 15 minutes and play games for 3 hours, but that is probably why I haven't created many games yet

ent1ty wrote: success is a matter of concentration and desire

Indeed, I call that "Passion"

ahah, they beat me to it.


from xkcd

Once a programmer drowned in the sea. Many Marines where at that time on the beach...

...but the programmer was shouting "F1 F1" and nobody understood it.

I believe Erwin is currently working on some gpu stuff.

Hopefully, we'll soon be able to take advantage of these graphic cards to calculate our bullet physics simulations faster.

I never asked this question.

...this was a joke.

Stop looking at me.

...so yea,

how can I convert string to stringw ?

I've looked around for about 1 or 2 hours (I stopped counting the time once I became insane) and I can't still figure this out.

...thanks for any help.

...if anyone got pills against insanity I would use some right now.


PS : any info on how to ...

Well, thanks a lot Acki.

It did the job

I wish you a very good day sir.

I tried this...
the same error happenned...

#include <string>
irr::core::stringw name = L"world.obj";
irr::scene::IAnimatedMesh* Mworld = sceneManager->getMesh(&name);

Hi,

I am using the following code and everything work fine :



#include <string>
irr::scene::IAnimatedMesh* Mworld = sceneManager->getMesh("world.obj");




...unfortunately, I need to store the string "world.obj" in a variable. So I use something like...

#include <string>
std::string name ...

Happy holidays everyone,

May the next year be flooded by tons of Irrlicht interactive applications