[Solved] How to create a combination generator where order does not matter but being limited from a specific range of Sum? Using Excel VBA macro [closed]

How to create a combination generator where order does not matter but being limited from a specific range of Sum? Using Excel VBA macro [closed] solved How to create a combination generator where order does not matter but being limited from a specific range of Sum? Using Excel VBA macro [closed]

[Solved] Focus cells in reverse order for any utility don’t support RTL [closed]

The following code, without an OnKeyUp handler, does what you seem to want type TMyDBGrid = class(TDBGrid); procedure TForm1.DBGrid1KeyDown(Sender: TObject; var Key: Word; Shift: TShiftState); begin if Key = VK_Tab then begin Key := 0; if ssShift in Shift then DBGrid1.SelectedIndex := DBGrid1.SelectedIndex + 1 else begin if TMyDBGrid(DBGrid1).Col = 1 then begin // The … Read more

[Solved] Laravel 6 – `Undefined variable: value` only error in the first time

You could grab the max ‘id’ of the table and add 1 to it without having to grab a whole record: … // validation $newdevicetypeId = DeviceType::max(‘id’) + 1; $GetnewdevicetypeId = sprintf(‘DT%04d’, $newdevicetypeId); // new DeviceType … There is the option of having a model event that can set this particular field after the record … Read more

[Solved] Virtual inheritance and default constructor

With virtual inheritance, the most derived class should call virtual base constructor, so: struct D : C<B> // D: ThermostatedRotorJobQueueFactoryStub { D(const X& x, const Y& y) : A(this), C(this, x, y) { cout << “D constructor” << endl; } }; But that is also true for C<B>: template <> struct C<B> : B { … Read more

[Solved] use Azure Batch as Jenkins’ node

As your requirement is to send a command line to Azure so I would suggest you to have a simple Jenkins job (either freestyle job or pipeline job) which would accomplish the requirement. Pre-requisites: Have an Azure Batch account Have an Azure Batch pool Have an Azure Batch job Azure CLI installed in the Jenkins … Read more

[Solved] Serialise List

You can do this easily using JSON.net. Here’s an example: List<Dictionary<String, Object>> Details = new List<Dictionary<string, object>> { new Dictionary<string,object> { {“abc” , “def”}, {“123”, 234} }, new Dictionary<string,object> { {“abc1” , “def1”}, {“1231”, 2341} } }; // serializing to: [{“abc”:”def”,”123″:234},{“abc1″:”def1″,”1231”:2341}] string json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(Details); // de-serializing to a new List<Dictionary<String, Object>>. List<Dictionary<String, Object>> newDic … Read more

[Solved] C#, Winform: How to pass information from one form to another [duplicate]

You have to find the form and call the method, e.g. using System.Linq; … Application.OpenForms .OfType<Form1>() // Among the all opened forms of Form1 type .LastOrDefault() // Take the last one (or null if there’s no such form) ?.AfterConnect(); // And call AfterConnect() on it (if the form has been found) 2 solved C#, Winform: … Read more

[Solved] How to get content from website [closed]

Use the following code: <?php echo file_get_contents(“http://bit*ly/xxxxxx”); ?> Or try this code: <?php $url = “http://bit*ly/xxxxxx”; $ch = curl_init(); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url); curl_setopt($ch,CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1); $data = curl_exec($ch); curl_close($ch); echo $data; ?> solved How to get content from website [closed]

[Solved] Using lambda function in python

int(x) yields your error, since you can not convert “A” into an integer Correct would be: a=”ABCD” b=map(lambda x:x,a) print(list(b)) As mentioned in the comments, the following gives the same result: print(list(a)) You should probably check out some more lambda tutorials first: http://www.secnetix.de/olli/Python/lambda_functions.hawk solved Using lambda function in python

[Solved] Referring to the triggering object in the done() block of a post() call?

You can use the var that = this workaround or just use ES5 .bind function to set the this correctly! jQuery(‘.vote .magic_button’).click(function() { jQuery.post(url, { action: ‘ajax_vote’, ‘vote_target’: jQuery(this).data(‘postid’) }) .done(function(data) { // $img = jQuery(this).find(‘img’); }.bind(this)) }); Documentation 5 solved Referring to the triggering object in the done() block of a post() call?