VLSroulette wrote:
First question! Wow. Somebody actually reads me. hehehe 
OK, and... drum rolls... the answer is I'm only a Windows coder. Using a very "basic" language (Visual Basic 6).
I don't get along with c++, mind you making cross-platform applications.
So, only win32 soft coded from me :
Hey, not everything is lost! Mark can make you an OSX version in a snap.
It is only 2 variables holding the last two dozens and two condition statements.
1) If current dozen matches any of the previous two.
2) If it is a new one.
Mark can you fulfill this request?
I can try, It's been a while since I programed in basic. It would take me a while to figure out the display functions that you would want the user to see. I never got yours working because I didn't know how to use it. Just today somebody said to start entering numbers. Is that done by clicking on numbers?
Please send me the two variables, please comment heavily what you are attempting to do with each line of code if you can. I will get if /then, and repeat loops, without comments but I need the actions taken within to know for sure. Then I could do it quickly. In basic you have to declare first before actions. This is an allocation of memory like in C++, fourth generation languages have eliminated this requirement. I'll have to fly on memory from six years ago, yikes.
Mark
P.S. OK I got it working but this:
LD = Hit on Last two dozens = w.
JD = Hit on same dozen (repeat) = L.
LC = Hit on Last two columns = w.
JC = Hit on same column (repeat) = L.
I get LD now, Lanky explained it well to me in PM.
Victor, are people only using the LD method or do you need all four methods?
