This issent working against Bill Gates

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using System;


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///checkBallCollision : Check for a collision with another ball
///
///In : ball2 - the ball to check collision with
///
///Return : True if there was a collision with another ball
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
bool Ball::checkBallCollision(ball &ball2)
{
///The radius of the balls
int radius1 = diameter / 2;
int radius2 = ball2.diameter / 2;

///The center point of the first ball
POINT center1;
center1.x = radius1 + bounds.left;
center1.y = radius1 + bounds.top;

///The center point of the second ball
POINT center2;
center2.x = radius2 + ball2.bounds.left;
center2.y = radius2 + ball2.bounds.top;

///The distance between the two balls' center
double distance = sqrt(SQUARE(center2.x - center1.x) +
SQUARE(center2.y - center1.y));

///See if thay have collided
if ( distance <= radius1 + radius2)
return true;
return false;
}

Whats that got to do with bill gates?

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If you have to ask, this is c++ code in an c# shellHopefully this shut workBut it doesentAnd there are no chance of so...right now

Last edited by Autisttypid on 24 Sep 2007, 6:54 am, edited 1 time in total.

I don't think '::' is allowed in method names in C#. I assume it's something from C++.

Also, for this to even have a chance of working, I'm assuming:
1) That there's a ball class, that this code is a member of, that defines diameter and bounds as properties of the ball class.
2) That you've written you own code for SQUARE and POINT, and named them with all caps (because C# is case-sensitive and .NET code uses CamelCase for everything), as well as defined sqrt. You should really be using 'Math.Sqrt'.