[Solved] C – list all files in current directory then move in directory above, list files, and so on until root directory is reached [closed]

[ad_1] Your cwd[1] != 0 or cwd[1] != ‘\0′ is an okay way to do it. There’s no need to cast that to an int. You could also use strcmp(cwd, “https://stackoverflow.com/”), which makes it slightly more clear what you are doing. This will be zero at the root directory on a UNIX or Linux system. … Read more

[Solved] CSS BUTTON WITH ICON [closed]

[ad_1] Omg! Format your code! Icons by Bootstrap or Semantic are fonts, not images. So if you want to place a image as an icon on a button you should do something like that: button { background: url(youricon) no-repeat ….; padding-left: 25px; } It just places an image on the leftside of your button and … Read more

[Solved] Operations on Strings

[ad_1] If two strings are equal to each other. When comparing two strings, you have to pass in the strings. public static boolean isEquals(String a, String b) { if (a.length() != b.length()) return false; return isEquals(a, b, 0); } private static boolean isEquals(String a, String b, int index) { if (index >= a.length()) return true; … Read more

[Solved] split string into several substring using indexes

[ad_1] You can use substr() as an lvalue and start replacing the string from right side of it, my $string = ‘GATGCAGTTAGGCGTAGCAGAGTGAGACGACGACGATATTAGGACCCGGTAAGGCACAATATAGC’; my %coord_colors = ( 10 => “red”, 48 => “orange”, 60 => “purple”, ); substr($string,$_,0) = $coord_colors{$_} for sort { $b <=> $a } keys %coord_colors; print $string; output GATGCAGTTAredGGCGTAGCAGAGTGAGACGACGACGATATTAGGACCCGorangeGTAAGGCACAATpurpleATAGC using regex, $string … Read more

[Solved] Got a very strange syntax error in java

[ad_1] With the commented-out code uncommented, you’re trying to declare a constructor directly within a method. You can’t do that in Java. // You can’t do this buttonPlay.addListener(new ClickListener(){ // 1 public void clicked(InputEvent event, float x, float y) { // 2 public GameScreen(Create create) { // 3 this.create = create; // 3 } // … Read more

[Solved] MyFirstApp.java:7: error: class, interface, or enum expected [closed]

[ad_1] The compilation error exactly tells you where to look. MyFirstApp.java:7 implies there is something wrong at line 7. If you go through your code at line 7 there is an extra closing bracket. Remove this bracket and it would start compiling perfectly. [ad_2] solved MyFirstApp.java:7: error: class, interface, or enum expected [closed]

[Solved] What does this Notepad code do and how does it work?

[ad_1] I’m not familiar with Notepad code, but this looks like almost any batch file. Assuming that assumption is accurate, the first line verifies the date. If it does not equal 2015/8/27 execution will jump to the “exit” label, after which the process will terminate. If, on the other hand, the date matches then it … Read more

[Solved] Why we should use the mysqli_real_escape_string() and the stripslashes() functions in a login and register php files

[ad_1] Using these functions makes your site less vulnerable to SQL injection attacks, where an attacker puts SQL syntax into a form field to compromise your site. mysqli_real_escape_string() “escapes” special characters so that MySQL interprets them as literal string characters rather than operators in the query. These functions only affect characters that are important to … Read more