navigator.permissions.query({name: ‘geolocation’}).then(function(status) { console.log(status); }); solved Is there a way to return true if the user allows location sharing and false if denied? [closed]
It’s actually not the wp admin bar. I went on page and just explored. When i clicked the logo i saw the problem you stated and inspected it to see whats causing it. I started looking in whats above the header and started deleting some stuff until i stumbled upon something that fixed the “margin”. … Read more
UICollectionViewDelegateFlowLayout func collectionView(collectionView: UICollectionView, cellForItemAtIndexPath indexPath:NSIndexPath)->UICollectionViewCell { let cell = self.collectionView.dequeueReusableCell(withReuseIdentifier: “formCell”, for: indexPath) return cell } For number of item func collectionView(_ collectionView: UICollectionView, numberOfItemsInSection section: Int) -> Int { return 3 } For Get 3 cell in one row func collectionView(_ collectionView: UICollectionView, layout collectionViewLayout: UICollectionViewLayout, sizeForItemAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> CGSize { let … Read more
There are 2 overloads of print (2 different functions with the same name) – this one and this one. If you just say print, it is ambiguous which overload you mean. Therefore, you also specify the parameter labels of the functions, so the first overload is called print(_:separator:terminator:) and the second is called print(_:separator:terminator:to:). Let’s … Read more
Here’s a non-exhaustive list of problems/solutions: Your code is difficult to read because it is not properly indented. You should use prepared statemens to guard against SQL-injection. You give hints to hackers by having different error messages. When the username is correct and the password wrong you say: “Login/Password Incorrect :(“, but if the username … Read more
Max refers to the ASCII value of the characters . Capital letters has lower value than non capital letter .. therefore – r is the biggest value among the the second argument . solved max() functions with string argument
Your arrow function was incorrectly formatted and you used the same ID more than once. function getTime () { const inpCont = document.querySelectorAll(‘.input_cont [name=”time”]’); inpCont.forEach((fields) => { fields.value=”5:00:00 AM”; }); } getTime(); <div class=”input_cont”> <Input type=”text” name=”time”> </div> <div class=”input_cont”> <Input type=”text” name=”time”> </div> <div class=”input_cont”> <Input type=”text” name=”time”> </div> 2 solved I’m trying to … Read more
You can simply call switch.isOn to get the state of the UISwitch, but you should rather create an IBAction for your UISwitch, which will be called every time the state of the Switch changes. You can store the switch state in a computed property if you don’t need to be notified every time the state … Read more
You are reading the value from display1 twice, you forgot to change the reading of number2 to display2. Replace: number2 = Double.valueOf(display1.getText().toString()); with number2 = Double.valueOf(display2.getText().toString()); Your function would end up being: if(minu){ number1 = Double.valueOf(display1.getText().toString()); number2 = Double.valueOf(display2.getText().toString()); display1.setText(“”); display2.setText(“”); displaySymbol.setText(“”); answer = number1 – number2; display1.setText(Double.toString(answer)); } 0 solved Android: Division and subtraction … Read more
You blew your indentation. Here’s the correct version: def mergeSort(mylist): if len(mylist) <= 1: return mylist mid = len(mylist) // 2 left = mergeSort(mylist[:mid]) right = mergeSort(mylist[mid:]) return merge(left,right) In the version you posted, you have the main body of the routine still inside the if statement, but after the return. This means that it … Read more
This is because you are trying to assign arrays instead of assigning their members: idArray = Int32.Parse(words[0]); should be idArray[i] = Int32.Parse(words[0]); and so on. Better yet, create EmployeeData class that has individual fields for id, name, dept, and so on, and use it in place of parallel arrays: class EmployeeData { public int Id … Read more
head=malloc(sizeof(node*)); Will allocate a space in memory to hold a POINTER to a object of type node. head=malloc(sizeof(node)); Will allocate space for the structure itself, and return to you the address of that memory space, and you will hold that in the head variable For more info, check this other question about Malloc. How do … Read more
Since you’re looking for continuous sequences: $string = ‘aaabababbbbbaaaaabbbbbbbbaa’; $count = strlen($string); if ($count > 0) { $mostFrequentChar = $curChar = $string[0]; $maxFreq = $curFreq = 1; for ($i = 1; $i < $count; $i++) { if ($string[$i] == $curChar) { $curFreq++; if ($curFreq > $maxFreq) { $mostFrequentChar = $curChar; $maxFreq = $curFreq; } } … Read more
FileInfo.Length is used to get the size of a file, the only way to change a file size is by modifying it’s content 2 solved Property or indexer ‘System.IO.FileInfo.Length’ cannot be assigned to — it is read only
It is valid syntax provided all the identifiers involved are bool identifiers, meaning a local variable, a parameter, a constant, field or a property that holds a bool value. If they’re not, then no, that is not legal syntax. I am also only referring to this part: if ( (x && y) || y || … Read more