[Solved] POINTER keyword in FORTRAN equivalent in C/C++

According to the above page, the correspondence between Cray pointer and C pointer may be something like this (note, however, that Cray pointer is not the same as standardized pointer in modern Fortran). Fortran: integer a( 3 ), i integer*8 ptr pointer( ptr, b(*) ); integer b a(:) = 10 print *, “a = “, … Read more

[Solved] Java 8 — Lambda Expression [closed]

If you want to create a function which adds 1 to its input, the method to create that function doesn’t need an parameters… but then you need to call that function in order to execute it. I suspect you wanted: import java.util.function.Function; public class LambdaExpression { public static Function<Integer, Integer> create() { Function<Integer, Integer> f … Read more

[Solved] Regular Expression to remove leading and trailing Angle Brackets

Why do you need to use Regex for this? You can simply do this: string email = “<[email protected]>”; email = email.TrimStart(‘<‘).TrimEnd(‘>’); Of course if you really need to be sure there’s no spaces, or that there might be multiple spaces: string email = “<[email protected]>”; email = email.Trim().TrimStart(‘<‘).TrimEnd(‘>’); solved Regular Expression to remove leading and trailing … Read more

[Solved] C++ // Not all control paths return a value

Actually none of your control paths returns a value. As you only use the function to print something on the screen, it does not have to return anything. Just make the return type void: void bounce(int n) { /*…*/ } And then dont cout the result of the function call (once you make it void … Read more

[Solved] Access data in an array

Its hard to tell because you didnt post the code you are using but i suspect you are confusing the structure type. What you posted is actually an object – an instance of stdClass and the items that look like array elements are in fact properties on that object. So you need to use the … Read more

[Solved] What is my mistake?

from bulbs.config import Config, DEBUG from bulbs.rexster import Graph from bulbs.titan import Graph config = Config(‘http://localhost:8182/graphs/ramgraph’) g = Graph(config) class inser_class(): ponnapu = g.vertices.create(name=”reddy”, age=”26″, state=”TELNGANA”, mobn=”111111111″) pr = g.vertices.create(name=”ramnath” ,age=”25″ , state=”TELNGANA”, mobn=”1111111″) tanu = g.vertices.create (name=”ponnapu”,age=”27″,state=”AP”,mobn=”11111111111111″) g.edges.create(pr, “knows”, tanu) g.edges.create(pr, “friends”, ponnapu) g.edges.create(ponnapu, “dontknow”,tanu) solved What is my mistake?

[Solved] Adding multiple views to a view [duplicate]

See this is sample code, this might helpful for you. Instaed of LockView you can mention other views.. lockLayout = (LinearLayout) findViewById(R.id.quick_lock_layout); private void renderLockLayout() { lockLayout.removeAllViews(); lockLayout.invalidate(); lockLayout.setLayoutParams(new LinearLayout.LayoutParams( lockLayoutWidth + 7, (height / 6))); /* * Toast.makeText(ApplicationContext.getContext(), “Num count is :” + * _totalLocks, Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show(); */ Log.i(getClass().getSimpleName(), “Total :” + _totalLocks); lockViewArray = … Read more

[Solved] Updating UILabel in a loop?

You should set a timer to handle the update of your label. Right now the whole loop is happening in a fraction of a second. NSTimer * aTimer = [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:1.0 target:self selector:@selector(updateTimerLabel) userInfo:nil repeats:YES]; -(void)updateTimerLabel { static int i = 0; [lbl setText:[NSString stringWithFormat:@”%d”, i++]; } This way your label should get updated once … Read more

[Solved] Why isn’t this JSP – Servlet code work?

A NullPointerException, most of the time, means that you’re dereferencing a null variable. I assume the line causing the exception (line 97 in z.java, as the stack trace indicates) is the following line: yy.getXs().add(s); Then it can mean two things: yy is null The list returned by yy.getXs() is null. Use a debugger to identify … Read more

[Solved] Counting number of vowels in a string

You have this in your code: const string vowels = “aeiou”; return value.Count(chr => vowels.Contains(char.ToLower(chr))); That works, at least if your culture is US. So no idea why you commented it out in favor of the current monstrosity. On a Turkish locale it will fail because the lower case of I is not i but … Read more