Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2011 1:41 pm
Hm, what kind of algorithm would take two input values and produce twelve as output? Off the bat, I can't seem to think of one.
A custom one...? Or a custom twelve...? I doubt this is anything known, it is just a made up challenge.AMindForeverVoyaging wrote:Hm, what kind of algorithm would take two input values and produce twelve as output? Off the bat, I can't seem to think of one.
Errors are just errors - given that you're grabbing the web page so many times, it's not too surprising that there would be an error at some point. Refresh the page and it should clear the error.helly0d wrote:If i get the error from the line 22 for the 2nd and 3rd parameter it means that i am on the right track and all i have to do is to find out what is the 12 numbers represent? Probably it's something like an rgbaxy from 3 sources?
There are actually 3 parameters $image, $x and $y. Probably this is a hint ( so please remove this post if it is ) but there should be something relevant here, who knows ? 2 parameters might be the coordinates for the colors of 4 pictures, but values such as 1000 in the 12 set is not a valid color over RGB system.There are two parameters, not three. Why they are apparently named "parameter 2" and "parameter 3" in the error text, I have not the slightest idea. Might just be a misnomer. Or a hint. Who knows.