The Best Jinx T-shirt

[ROTD]

omg this jinx shirt ownz u i am so getting one ^_^ and if u dont know what \x01A4 means i dont know you ^_^

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you dont know me *cries*


im not as sad as you, go on, tell us

[unit_number_43]

yes, explain. that's too haxor sheek for me.

[MetalSkin]

doens't the \x mean hexidecimal? and thus wouldn't the 01A4 thus mean 420?

but i would have thought that there should be three sets of 8 bit numbers, not 2 sets, thus there is information missing. however if you presume that there is a 00 after the 01a4, thus the colour would be 01a400, which happens to be green.

As I am the resident uber geek, feel free to bow down before me :P

[robgasm]

oh thats clever

if idve known about the hexadecimal, i wouldve figured

[MetalSkin]

its more used by web developers. \x000000 syntax can be used for html/javascript i beleive. Also you can type in the hexidecimal in PS when you go into the color selector, have a gander down the bottom. of course you have to drop the \x, its just the numbers

god i love being a geek!

[pbguy434]

Well...420 is pretty much the national Marikuana day, and that is green.

So many meanings.

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Originally posted by MetalSkin@Jun 21 2005, 10:57 PM
its more used by web developers.* \x000000 syntax can be used for html/javascript i beleive.* Also you can type in the hexidecimal in PS when you go into the color selector, have a gander down the bottom.* of course you have to drop the \x, its just the numbers

god i love being a geek!

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ye i know what one is, i just dont know it in java


its not in html, at least i dont think it is, and if it is, you dont need to use it


i refuse to learn a lang based on a hot beverage ^_^

[MetalSkin]

\x isn't a java thing. but generaly an x before a number nomaly means its hex. in java you can go x0a70 to represent a number. I think the \x syntax is a html/css/javascript thingo, but not 100% certain.

[unit_number_43]

I've never seen \x before. The only time I use hex in CSS/XHTML is when reffering to colors in which case it's simply #xxx