After a LOT of research, I’ve found that this is an impossibility, as the FILE input type is read-only to javascript, in modern browsers, for security reasons. Because of this limitation, AJAX-style requests are the ONLY way to perform drag-and-drop uploads. solved add drag & drop to traditional file input? [closed]
First of all, you should be initializing your mazePoints array with the static ints you declared: public static char[][] mazePoints = new char[mazeHeight][mazeWidth]; But you’ll need to mark them static first: private static final int mazeHeight = 12; private static final int mazeWidth = 58; If they aren’t meant to be static, then neither should … Read more
Displaying processDate from dataItem2 does not require LINQ… Just user standard dot notation. If this does not answer your question please post the relevant code. Proper way: dataItem2.ProcessDate On the other hand if you have a collection of DataItem objects like below: List<DataItem> items = PopulateMyItems(); then you can filter like so: items.Where(t=>t.ProcessDate > TwoWeeksAgo); … Read more
This should do the trick: (function(show, askFor){ var first = +askFor(“The first number:”), +second = askFor(“The second number:”); show([ “You entered:”, first, “and”, second, “Sum:”, first+second ].join(” “)); })(alert, prompt); (function(show, askFor){ var first = +askFor(“The first number:”), second = +askFor(“The second number:”); show([ “You entered:”, first, “and”, second, “Sum:”, first + second, “Difference:”, first … Read more
If you want to access the topmost array, you can push or popor a number of other native array methods. You can access the inner arrays by index (array[0] for example), and then use regular array methods on the inner arrays. You can read more about arrays and their methods here To answer your two … Read more
Your code is pretty fast (O(n)), but this problem can be solved in constant time (O(1)), since it is just based on the condition of the intersection of two lines being an integer. static String kangaroo(int k1, int v1, int k2, int v2) { float x = (k2 – k1)/(v1 – v2); if(x == (int) … Read more
#include <iostream> #include <conio.h> #include <iomanip> using namespace std; int main(){ int age , years ; char name[20]; cout <<“Enter your age in years: “<< endl; cin >> years; cout <<“Enter your name in years: ” <<endl; cin >> name; age = years*12; cout << ” Your age in months is: ” << age <<endl; … Read more
Even if you are not intending it to be spam facebook very well might see it as spam. I suggest, rather than sending out hundreds of thousands of posts at once, set up a cron job to send smaller chunks of posts to your users. To the best of my knowledge there is no limit … Read more
Try this. try { JSONObject jsonObject = new JSONObject(“JSONResponse”); String scode = jsonObject.optString(“scode”); JSONArray allmenuArray = jsonObject.optJSONArray(“all_menu”); for (int i = 0; i < allmenuArray.length(); i++) { JSONObject objectJson = allmenuArray.optJSONObject(i); boolean sub_menu = objectJson.getBoolean(“sub_menu”); String app_menu_id = objectJson.getString(“app_menu_id”); String app_menu_name = objectJson.getString(“app_menu_name”); JSONArray all_sub_menu = objectJson.getJSONArray(“all_sub_menu”); for (int j = 0; j < all_sub_menu.length(); … Read more
I don’t know if you were aware, but the other step you tried was powershell.exe code not cmd.exe. Something similar to this may do what you require: @Echo Off Set “dirSrc=C:\App\Folder1” Set “dirDst=C:\App\Folder2” Set “extSrc=*.txt” If Exist “%dirSrc%\%extSrc%” (CD /D “%dirSrc%” 2>Nul || Exit /B ) Else Exit /B If Not Exist “%dirDst%\” (MD “%dirDst%” … Read more
Here’s how I’d go about it – I wrote it in SQL because I’m WAY better at that than I am at LINQ, but converting from one to the other should be straightforward: select t1.id , t1.value from table1 as t1 inner join table2 as t21 on t21.idTable1 = t1.id and t21.number = 1 inner … Read more
While I think it is generally a good idea to avoid basing equality on associations, I would argue that this does not apply in all cases. While it is a good rule of thumb, there are likely a number of cases where this rule breaks completely. It is entirely dependent on the domain and what … Read more
The following only assumes 2’s complement with at least 16 bits: int mask = ~0x7FFF; return !(x&mask)|!(~x&mask); That uses a 15-bit constant; if that is too big, you can construct it from three smaller constants, but that will push it over the 8-operator limit. An equivalent way of writing that is: int m = 0x7FFF; … Read more
Thanks to the MODEL syntax feature hint from GregV in the Oracle forum I could write this query really very short and precise without the need for porno. Cool! So to easily check out the difference with my sample code and an at least 10g Oracle db you just need to modify the original script … Read more
I’m at least not quite sure whether I understood correct. Maybe a better question could improve the answers… DF <- data.frame(Tree = c(4382, 4383, 4384, 5385, 4386), a = c(21.88, 13.93, 19.69, 20.02, 11.07), b = c(9.59, 12.95, 9.78, 8.23, 23.20), k = c(0.0538, 0.0811, 0.0597, 0.0489, 0.1276)) DOY <- c(1:365) DF_new <- data.frame(sapply(1:length(DF$Tree), function(x)(DF$a[x]*exp(-exp(DF$b[x]-DF$k[x]*DOY))))) … Read more