[Solved] What event exist to datagrid [closed]
I think you are looking for the RowEditEnding event: Reference: RowEditEnding solved What event exist to datagrid [closed]
I think you are looking for the RowEditEnding event: Reference: RowEditEnding solved What event exist to datagrid [closed]
Contains is too slow for large numbers of data, plus it matches the domain and the in-the-middle occurences as well. So use StartsWith System.Data.DataTable dt = //Whatever foreach(System.Data.DataRow dr in dt.Rows) { //string email = dr(“email”); string email = “[email protected]”; if (email != null && email.StartsWith(“companyby”, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)) { // do whatever here } } With … Read more
Your question is not very clear, but assuming your data is in df, it sounds like you want something like this to get started: plot(1:5, df$var1, pch=19, col=”blue”, ylim=c(0,80)) points(1:5, df$var2, pch=19, col=”red”) As for the trend of the data, what do you mean? A trend for each line? Or do you actually want to … Read more
The correct code is: #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> void main() { int pn = 0; //Processes Number int CPU = 0; //CPU Current time int allTime = 0; // Time neded to finish all processes printf(“Enrer Processes Count: “); scanf(“%d”,&pn); int AT[pn]; int ATt[pn]; int NoP = pn; int PT[pn]; //Processes Time int PP[pn]; //Processes … Read more
sample = “i am feeling good” output = {} output[“word”] = len(sample.split()) output[“chars”] = len(list(sample)) for elem in sample.split(): output[elem] = len(list(elem)) print(output) output: {‘word’: 4, ‘chars’: 17, ‘i’: 1, ‘am’: 2, ‘feeling’: 7, ‘good’: 4} solved A dictionary that returns number of word and each word’s lenght Python
Indentation for the logical if-else block is misplaced.Also no input was taken for height variable. #include<stdio.h> int main(){ float a, pi = 3.14, r, c, d, h; printf(“Program to calculate area of circle and volume of cylinder \n”); printf(“select what you want to find?\n1.Area of circle\n2.Volume of cylinder\n”); scanf(“%f”, &c); if (c == 1) { … Read more
In the first case where you print *ptr1, you are printing the value of the variable ptr1 is pointing to (which in this case would be ptr2, which stores the address of var). In the second case where you print ptr1, you are printing the value of ptr1 (which in this case is the address … Read more
If a function returns, it terminates there, following lines of code in that function will not be executed. #include <iostream> #include <string> std::string foo(int x) { if(x < 0) return “If x < 0, this will be returned”; if(x == 0) return “If x == 0, this will be returned”; return “If x > 0, … Read more
So if I’m understanding correctly, the “Lists of List” comment pertains to nested Lists, The code you have is close to what’s needed. I believe this is what you need. print(“Enter First name, last name and Student ID number. Then press 0 to continue”) userFirst = str(input(“Enter First Here:”)) userLast = str(input(“Enter Last Name:”)) userStudent … Read more
The code of the entire function has to be indented: def _download_track(self, song_url, track_name, dir_name,metadata): if ‘.mp4’ in song_url: track_name = track_name + ‘.m4a’ else: track_name = track_name + ‘.mp3’ file_path = dir_name.replace(“.”,”_”) + “https://stackoverflow.com/” + track_name print((‘Downloading to’, file_path)) if os.path.isfile(file_path): return #print metadata #response = self._get_url_contents(song_url) #with open(file_path,’wb’) as f: #f.write(response.content) r = … Read more
Drilldown for an area charts can be done like this: Set the drilldown for each point, and enable trackByArea (we enable this so that we can click in the middle of a series, and still be drilled down): series: [{ name: ‘Series 1’, trackByArea: true, data: [{y: 1, drilldown: ‘drilldownseries’}, {y: 2, drilldown: ‘drilldownseries’}, … … Read more
You have to use Extra part of the Intent. Instead of passing the list index, you can directly pass the coordinates you want. It supposes that the coordinates are part of the data linked to list item. 1 solved How to pass arguments between Activities?
Finally I got the answer .. I added the stuff in my blade. @foreach(Subcategory::where(‘category_id’,’=’,$cat->id)->get() as $subcat) <input type=”checkbox” class=”checkbox” value=”{{ $cat->id }}”> {{ $subcat->subcategory }} <br> @endforeach solved How to fetch subcategories under a category Laravel blade
Don’t use the flexbox statements on the body. Introduce an additional container instead: <!doctype html> <html> <head><script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://stackoverflow.com/85F8F24785A4473C8E421CE3BA013AB7/BDDF6C15-A2CD-DC41-B3F5-12484CECDF34/main.js” charset=”UTF-8″></script> <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width,initial-scale=1″> <title>Audio Recorder</title> <script src=”js/audiodisplay.js”></script> <script src=”js/recorderjs/recorder.js”></script> <script src=”js/main.js”></script> <style> html { overflow: hidden; } body { font: 14pt Arial, sans-serif; background: lightgrey; width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0 0; } #main { … Read more
I actually think of them as “constants” (static final does not directly imply a constant for any Type in Java), say i have a enum like this: public enum ModeEnum { FAIL_FAST, FAIL_RETRY, HUNDRET_MORE_MODES } And a Interface like this: public interface ISample { static final ModeEnum DEFAULT_MODE = ModeEnum.FAIL_FAST; public void process(ModeEnum mode); } … Read more