Kirat[ad_1] As G.L.P’s comment suggets you can use CSS gradients to get the background working. For the “Responsive web” button you could look into setting the width in a % value, this scales to relatively to the webpage. Here’s a nice explanation as to what to use, and when to use it Try something like … Read more
[ad_1] The following script will create result.csv based on your original sample data (see past edits to question): import csv from collections import defaultdict d_entries = defaultdict(list) with open(‘fileTwo.csv’, ‘r’) as f_fileTwo: csv_fileTwo = csv.reader(f_fileTwo) header_fileTwo = next(csv_fileTwo) for cols in csv_fileTwo: d_entries[(cols[0], cols[1])].append([cols[0], ”] + cols[1:]) with open(‘fileOne.csv’, ‘r’) as f_fileOne, open(‘result.csv’, ‘w’, newline=””) … Read more
[ad_1] This will run forever: for(a;strlen(tab);a++) I think you meant: for(a;a < strlen(tab);a++) Or better (because strlen is O(n)): for(;tab[a];a++) 3 [ad_2] solved tolower() and toupper() aren’t working [closed]
[ad_1] I will explain the basic logic behind the pagination. Find the total number of items How many items do you want to show on one page Then divide total number of items by items per page to get the total number of pages Call a function on next and prev buttons to fetch the … Read more
[ad_1] I recommend using biopython from Bio import SeqIO file = “file.gb” #gb = next(SeqIO.parse(open(file), “genbank”)) in python 3 gb = SeqIO.parse(open(file), “gb”).next() phosphorylation_list = [f for f in gb.features if f.type==”Site” and “phosphorylation” in f.qualifiers[‘site_type’]] for f in phosphorylation_list: print((int(f.location.start), int(f.location.end))) you get, (228, 229) (677, 678) (692, 693) (694, 695) (990, 991) (994, … Read more
[ad_1] blah[j] = strInput; This is undefined behaviour because blah is empty. Which means the compiler can make the program do anything. When compiling with the right settings, Visual C++ makes use of that undefined behaviour in the C++ standard in order to actually detect the bug and show you this error message. Fix the … Read more
[ad_1] I just typed that pseudo code up really quickly, that’s why there was the def error. My issue was that I didn’t declare data as a global within the function. [ad_2] solved Class Access to Global Variables in Python
[ad_1] In the case of for (i=start; i<end; i++) vs for (i=start; i<end; ++i) their meanings are completely identical, because the value of the expressions i++ and ++i are not used. (They are evaluated for side effects only.) Any compiler which produces different code for the two is pathologically bad and should be chucked in … Read more
[ad_1] I’m not totally sure what you’re doing, but I suspect it’s something like this: function filter(value) { switch (value) { case ‘number is required’: value=”Number field is required”; break; case ‘something else’: value=”Some other message”; break; // More cases here } return value; } $.each(response.errors, function(i, e) { msg = filter(e); $(“#errors”).append(“<div class=”error-msg”>” + … Read more
[ad_1] After 5 days of research, I found what I wanted. Your urlLogin and urlAuth could be same, its totally depends on what action taken on Login button or form action. I used crome inspect option to findout the actual GET or POST request used on the portal. Here is the answer of my own … Read more
[ad_1] Ok i figured it out. So i am answering that for anyone who’s tackling the same problem. I have used Both, Outlet Collection and Tags. I used tags with same number for grouping. And used the Outlet collection to loop on all buttons which are related to the chosen tag. Thank you [ad_2] solved … Read more
[ad_1] I think the problem is in the part where you insert your item into the cartList. You only insert the item, not the money with it. So in the return part, it must be: if ask == ‘return’: ret = input(‘What item do you want to return?\n’) for i in cartList: if ret==i: … … Read more
[ad_1] You can not Edit the MathView with that library as per I know. As there are no proper Android libraries to display math, your requirement will be achieved if you are moving to jQuery and javascript by using webView. for reference, please visit: MathSolver [ad_2] solved Edittext in mathview
[ad_1] I can spot following problems: The first rewind(fp); is useless and wrong. Useless because after opening the file, the file pointer it is already at the beginning, and wrong because if the file could not be opened for some reason, fp is NULL and rewind(NULL) is undefined behaviour, most likely you’ll get a crash. … Read more
[ad_1] I would suggest you revisit your design, I don’t know what you’re trying to achieve, but it doesn’t look like the best way to do it. Anyways, you can pass arguments to another Activity like this. Let’s say user clicks on button 2 and button 3. Main1Activity: //button1 onClick @Override public void onClick(View v) … Read more