[Solved] How Java ArrayList works internally [closed]

If you pass an ArrayList to a function it passes a pointer back to the original list. That means any updates in the method will be updating your original ArrayList because they are the same thing. ArrayList<String> list2 = new ArrayList<String>(list); That makes a copy of list and saves it into list2. list and list2 … Read more

[Solved] IF statement doesn’t go through [closed]

with the values 3 5 3 1 the test if(xp1!=xp2 && yp1!=yp2){ is false because xp1 and xp2 value 5, so you do nothing And as I said in a remark if(x1<=1000000 && x1>0 && x2<=1000000 && x2>0 && y1<=1000000 && y1>0 && y1<=1000000 && y1>0){ must be if(x1<=1000000 && x1>0 && x2<=1000000 && x2>0 … Read more

[Solved] I don’t understand the if{} statement

The if in your code is prefixing the value of i with a zero if it is less than 10 1 becomes 01 2 becomes 02 10 stays as 10 etc This is so that cosmetically, the hour & minute are displayed as expected. The formatting is a bit misleading – better written as function … Read more

[Solved] STL vector containing vector causing segfault

The outer vector must first be explicitly grown, before one can push to its elements. This may be a little surprising since STL map’s automatically insert their keys. But, it’s certainly the way it is. #include <iostream> #include <vector> #include <string> using namespace std; int main() { const int DESIRED_VECTOR_SIZE = 1; std::string * foo … Read more

[Solved] How to stop substraction if that is not possible? [closed]

You’re already using an if statement. That’s the key to what you want. int a = Integer.parseInt(cijenaIgraca.getText()); int b = Integer.parseInt(kapital.getText()); if(b < a) { this.porukica.setText(“Usli ste u minus, imacete troskove!”); } else { String c = String.valueOf(b-a); this.kapital.setText(c); } Just add an else part as shown so the subtraction will only happen in that … Read more

[Solved] Slack message integration with c# [closed]

This does not work well with the standard incoming webhook, since you will need to create a webhook for each user (as you stated). Alternatively you can use the legacy version of the incoming webhook, which allows you to override the channel and which you can install from the app store. However, this is not … Read more

[Solved] Add list of selected items in select menu

Below code will make your dropdown multiple select and will display list of slected values from dropdown <body class=”ng-cloak” ng-controller=”DemoCtrl as ctrl”> Selected:<p ng-repeat=”item in ctrl.person.selected”> {{item.name}}</p> <form class=”form-horizontal”> <fieldset> <legend>ui-select inside a Bootstrap form</legend> <div class=”form-group”> <label class=”col-sm-3 control-label”>Default</label> <div class=”col-sm-6″> <ui-select ng-model=”ctrl.person.selected” theme=”bootstrap” multiple=”true”> <ui-select-match placeholder=”Select or search a person in the list…”>{{$item.name}}</ui-select-match> … Read more

[Solved] Equivalent java code for this kotlin code? [closed]

Sorry this might be slightly off, but it’s the best that I can do with the amount of code that’s provided in Java 8 (and without actually reading through the provided Github repo): private void showNoMoreCards() { showContent((layoutBuilder) -> { layoutBuilder.row((rowBuilder) -> { rowBuilder.label(LEFT_MARGIN, “Congratulations, you’ve reviewed all the cards for now!”); }); }); } … Read more

[Solved] What would be the appropriate syntax for clicking the “send to” drop down menu? (See image for reference)

Try an attribute = value CSS selector to target the element by an attribute and its value. IE.document.querySelector(“[sourcecontent=”send_to_menu”]”).click Make sure you have a sufficient page load wait before trying to click. As a minimum you need While IE.Busy Or IE.readyState < 4: DoEvents: Wend IE.document.querySelector(“[sourcecontent=”send_to_menu”]”).click You could also use IE.document.querySelector(“#sendto > a”).click 0 solved What … Read more