[ad_1] You can use multiple id:s in a selector, that is no problem. You don’t even need to specify it as a scope: $(“#tableFor_SEARCH #Genders”).buttonset(); Having conflicting id:s in the page will however be a problem. If the same id occurs more than once, some browser might choose to ignore any of them. Even if … Read more
[ad_1] I’ll try to break this down to essentials. But first let me commend you for tackling a problem that’s “known” to be enormously hard. No progress can be made without risk taking. You are approaching TSP in terms of a recursive expression for S(a, b, I), the length of a shortest path from city … Read more
[ad_1] $(document).ready(function(){ $(‘#checkbox’).click(function(){ if($(this).is(‘:checked’)){ $(‘textarea#caddress’).val($(‘textarea#paddress’).val()); }else{ $(‘textarea#caddress’).val(”); } }); }); <script src=”https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js”></script> <td><label for=”address” style=”text-align: left;”>Permanent Address:<sup style=”color: red;”>*</sup> </label></td> <td><textarea cols=”20″ id=”paddress” name=”address1″ rows=”4″></textarea><i id=”pointadrs” style=”color: red;”></i> </td> <p><input type=”checkbox” name=”checkbox” id=”checkbox” class=”checkbox”>use same as my permenant address </p> <tr> <td><label for=”address” style=”text-align: left;”>Current Address:<sup style=”color: red;”>*</sup> </label></td> <td><textarea cols=”20″ id=”caddress” name=”address2″ rows=”4″></textarea><i id=”pointadrs2″ … Read more
[ad_1] @Override public void onBackPressed() { Intent intent = new Intent(this, MainClass.class); startActivity(intent); super.onBackPressed(); // optional depending on your needs } 4 [ad_2] solved How do i override back button in my activity? [closed]
[ad_1] Here’s 3 solutions: the first two are somewhat arithmetic incrementations while the third is more a character manipulations. The 3 implementations all pass the same unit tests: assertEquals(“1DDA01A”, MyClass.increment(“1DDA00Z”)); assertEquals(“1A9AV00”, MyClass.increment(“1A9AU99”)); assertEquals(“AFH00”, MyClass.increment(“AFG99”)); assertEquals(“A2GF24”, MyClass.increment(“A2GF23”)); assertEquals(“ABAA0000”, MyClass.increment(“AAZZ9999”)); assertEquals(“11AB0A”, MyClass.increment(“11AA9Z”)); First: public static String increment(String number) { Pattern compile = Pattern.compile(“^(.*?)([9Z]*)$”); Matcher matcher = compile.matcher(number); … Read more
[ad_1] Use Concat, GroupBy and Sum: List<SalesOrder> merged = Order1.Concat(Orders2) .GroupBy(so => so.Name) .Select(g => new SalesOrder(g.Key, g.First().Price, g.Sum(so => so.Quantity))) .ToList(); Consider that the Name could be equal but it has a different Price, so it’s actually a different product. Then you could group by an anonymous type containing both properties (ideally you use … Read more
[ad_1] Typescript is basically throwing an error there because it’s bad code. true will never ever equal false. Typescript knows this, and tells you to fix your code. Since these are constant values, they’re considered to be of the types true and false. The error message might be slightly confusing, but it’s correct, while giving … Read more
[ad_1] You have an extra opening bracket: if (level <= Application.levelCount – 1) { //here { //also here in IsLevelUnlocked() [ad_2] solved “Unexpected symbol `else’” How can I fix this (no semicolon after if-statement)? [closed]
[ad_1] Your question is not clear enough. But if I understand you correctly you want to convert this json { “fields”:{ “ID”: ID, “Device Name”: deviceName } } into string. I strongly suggest you use serialization libraries and do not write json yourself. You can easily create a class or dictionary and serialize it to … Read more
[ad_1] main = do nStr <- getLine let n = read nStr print . take n $ map (^2) [1..] Stack overflow is inappropriate for questions that have not been well-researched. Hit LYAH, RWH, the Haskell wikibook, or a combination of the two before you post here. [ad_2] solved How can I calculate a power … Read more
[ad_1] The code is: Open quote Unicode Character ‘ACTIVATE ARABIC FORM SHAPING’ (U+206D) ×1337 Close quote .length Since the string is made of 1337 “invisible” characters, the length is 1337. 3 [ad_2] solved What is this weird code? [closed]
[ad_1] I have a feeling you are looping in the view with something like <%= posts.each do |post| %> if you remove the = such as <% posts.each do |post| %> the data will no longer be displayed. In very simplified terms: <%= means display this data. each will return the original object so you … Read more
[ad_1] The CPython implementation – the implementation of Python written in C – uses the C language to implement a certain kind of variable lookup that makes Python behave like Python and not like, say, C or BASIC. So, you can certainly use C or C++ to implement string-named variable lookup. Just don’t expect the … Read more
[ad_1] Assuming the “Student” type is a reference type (class), and not a value type (struct): Student s = new Student(); Memory for a new Student object is allocated, and a new reference “s” is created and set to refer to the new memory. Student s2 = s; A new reference “s2” is created and … Read more
[ad_1] Your message functions lack a return type. C deduces it to be int. However, not returning a value from a non-void function is Undefined Behaviour. In your case, the return value from printf has probably been stored in a register, which was not overwritten by message before it itself returned. Thus, the return value … Read more