... or not rows can be reordered via drag and drop int GetLayer(int** pLayer) Returns a pointer to an array of ints representing the current ordering of the grid. Do not forget to delete *pLayer when you are finished void SetLayer(int* pLayer) Sets the ordering of the grid based on ...

... or not rows can be reordered via drag and drop int GetLayer(int** pLayer) Returns a pointer to an array of ints representing the current ordering of the grid. Do not forget to delete *pLayer when you are finished void SetLayer(int* pLayer) Sets the ordering of the grid based on ...

... or not rows can be reordered via drag and drop int GetLayer(int** pLayer) Returns a pointer to an array of ints representing the current ordering of the grid. Do not forget to delete *pLayer when you are finished void SetLayer(int* pLayer) Sets the ordering of the grid based on ...

... or not rows can be reordered via drag and drop int GetLayer(int** pLayer) Returns a pointer to an array of ints representing the current ordering of the grid. Do not forget to delete *pLayer when you are finished void SetLayer(int* pLayer) Sets the ordering of the grid based on ...

...medium/high versions of 3D models and switch based on distance from camera player - no point rendering a high-res version if it's only 5 pixels on screen. share | improve this answer | ...

...ing my username and password in plain (unsalted) text. How/why are the big players not using nonce salting on the client? – gremwell Dec 16 '15 at 8:55 18 ...

... or not rows can be reordered via drag and drop int GetLayer(int** pLayer) Returns a pointer to an array of ints representing the current ordering of the grid. Do not forget to delete *pLayer when you are finished void SetLayer(int* pLayer) Sets the ordering of the grid based on ...

...ey can simply plug in a new object. For example, if you were writing a CD player and wanted the "go find info about this CD" bit customizable, rather than make those methods public you'd put all that functionality into its own object and make just your object getter/setter public. In this way bein...

...ake a decision on the correct plugin to use to display content, or a media player may be able to load up the correct codec or plugin. share | improve this answer | follow ...

... say our game needs to have some sort of random thing that annoys the game player when they eat dinner. This could be a HouseFly or a Telemarketer or both -- but how do you allow for both with a single function? And how do you ask each different type of object to "do their annoying thing" in the s...