Kirat To create a UIntPtr from a UInteger, use its constructor: NativeMethods.SetProcessWorkingSetSize( itemProcess.Handle, New UIntPtr(&HFFFFFFFFUI), New UIntPtr(&HFFFFFFFFUI)) solved Create UIntPtr from hex literal
A Map is a key-value pair, i.e., a value is associated to a key. Your code can be refactored as follows: Map<String, Object> details = taskManager.getFormDetails(appSessionURI, accessToken); //System.out.println(“Details :” + details); String fileName = (String)details.get(“fileName”); String refGene = (String)details.get(“refgene”); 3 solved Retrieve value in HashMap [closed]
Something like this should do it: def arr = [] def al = [] for (i in 1..3) { arr = [] arr[0] = 1 //some value arr[1] = 2 //some value al.add(arr) } println al[0][1] 1 solved Arrays and Collection with Groovy [closed]
Given what you have posted, Example 1 int d; d=0; d=a+b; /* print d+c+e;*/ printf(“%i\n”, d+c+e); Example 2 /* print a+b+c+e; */ printf(“%i\n”, a+b+c+e); Which is faster is tricky, if your compiler optimizes d away in Example 1 they are equivalent. On the other hand, if your compiler can’t determine that d=0 is discarded (and … Read more
The 1000th time: NO, you can’t protect your website by IP restrictions. Attackers could use use proxies or spoof their IP’s. If you really encounter some sort of heavy traffic from one single IP, you could temporarily block this IP using a system-wide firewall rule (check iptables). Temporary because this IP will likely change frequently. … Read more
Just don’t set it in the first place function createArray($rows){ $array = array(); if(isset($rows[‘UnitId’])) $array[‘id’] = $rows[‘UnitId’]; } 1 solved PHP shorthand to skip a variable assignment
You need somthing like this? Not clear what is your requirement. Check this blog for more Rewriting example.com/user.php?username=xyz to example.com/xyz RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^([a-zA-Z0-9_-]+)$ user.php?username=$1 RewriteRule ^([a-zA-Z0-9_-]+)/$ user.php?username=$1 Refer htaccess2 tricks solved How to do this: example.com/users/user1 [closed]
Bit hard to try to help with so little info, but maybe this could work? SELECT Destination FROM tablename GROUP BY Destination HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT Source) = 1 1 solved MySQL select issue ( unique ) [closed]
It’s a bound parameter marker. You’ll need to list all bound parameters in the Parameters collection. Using bound parameters as opposed to just constructing the SQL text directly helps with security (prevents injection attacks) and performance. solved What does @ mean when creating a SQL query with C#? [duplicate]
User input that deliberately contains SQL code to do harmful things, and isn’t disabled or sanitized by the code. E.g., $who = $_GET[‘customer_id’]; … DELETE from records WHERE customer_id = ‘$who’ could be injected with something similar to customer_id=1234′ and 1=1 and ”=’, resulting in DELETE from records WHERE customer_id = ‘1234’ and 1=1 and … Read more
Create a new Raw XML file with the following content: <string-array name=”CountryCodes” > <item>93,AF</item> <item>355,AL</item> <item>213,DZ</item> <item>376,AD</item> <item>244,AO</item> <item>672,AQ</item> <item>54,AR</item> <item>374,AM</item> <item>297,AW</item> <item>61,AU</item> <item>43,AT</item> <item>994,AZ</item> <item>973,BH</item> <item>880,BD</item> <item>375,BY</item> <item>32,BE</item> <item>501,BZ</item> <item>229,BJ</item> <item>975,BT</item> <item>591,BO</item> <item>387,BA</item> <item>267,BW</item> <item>55,BR</item> <item>673,BN</item> <item>359,BG</item> <item>226,BF</item> <item>95,MM</item> <item>257,BI</item> <item>855,KH</item> <item>237,CM</item> <item>1,CA</item> <item>238,CV</item> <item>236,CF</item> <item>235,TD</item> <item>56,CL</item> <item>86,CN</item> <item>61,CX</item> <item>61,CC</item> <item>57,CO</item> <item>269,KM</item> <item>242,CG</item> <item>243,CD</item> … Read more
It depends how many queries you can expect, and the number of identical queries you can expect. One approach is to “memoize” queries, simply to store each query and result, and look that up before doing more serious work. A more problem-specific approach – probably what your teacher is after – is to compute distinct … Read more
Use itemStateChanged event to detect the radio button enabled & do your stuff, @Override public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) { if (e.getStateChange() == ItemEvent.SELECTED) { yourButton.enabled=true; } else if (e.getStateChange() == ItemEvent.DESELECTED) { yourButton.enabled=false; } } 1 solved Activating JButton when radio button is enabled? [closed]
You have 2 options Fault: Your body of code below, caused a parse error and this is due to an unescaped quote in the word doesn’t Option 1: Change this body of text/code: echo ‘<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC “-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN”> <html><head><title>401 Authorization Required</title></head><body> <h1>Authorization Required</h1> <p>This server could not verify that you are authorized to … Read more
Looks like my previous answer was a bit terse… cout << results[rand()%(sizeof(results)/sizeof(results[0]))] << endl; could be broken down to int num_elems = sizeof(results)/sizeof(results[0]); int randomIndex = rand() % num_elems; int randomValue = results[randomIndex]; cout << randomValue << endl; In slightly more detail: sizeof(results)/sizeof(results[0]) calculates the number of elements in the array results. (Note that this … Read more