[ad_1] Answered based on Comments Try this Place your images in res/drawable folder and then <ImageView android:layout_width=”wrap_content” android:layout_height=”wrap_content” android:src=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16273537/@drawable/rectangle” /> <– your image in drawable [ad_2] solved set image resources in imageview in android [closed]
[ad_1] Just create 2 different app ids on the provisioning portal with 2 different bundle identifiers and upload them to itunes connect as 2 different apps. But the best thing you can do is use only one free version and unlock the “Full version” with an In App Purchase that changes a boolean (ej:boughtFullVersion), and … Read more
[ad_1] try in php with below code <?php $today = gmdate(‘d’); ?> <input type=”Button” <?php if($today < 27 && $today != 1) echo ‘disabled’;?> name=”buttonName” /> 2 [ad_2] solved Button should be active in specific date range [closed]
[ad_1] Fix your indentation and add a colon after each if-statement as the following and change user_input == input(‘:’) to user_input = input(‘:’): while True: print (“Options”) print (“Write ‘Quit’ if you want to exit”) print (“Write ‘+’if you want to make an addition”) print (“Write ‘-‘ if you want to make a sottration”) print … Read more
[ad_1] You are appending mainmenu.tbxSelected whereas I suspect that your intention was to append mainmenu.tbxSelected.Text The former would probably result in a fully qualified typename in your WHERE clause, which would contain commas. As an aside, you should be aware that constructing SQL in this way leaves you potentially open to SQL Injection attacks. If … Read more
[ad_1] you are not sending RequestParam value, you need to mark it required=false so your method will public String greeting(@RequestParam(value = “name”, required=false, defaultValue = “World”) String name){ [ad_2] solved Why Spring documentation is not perfect [closed]
[ad_1] The drawImage() methods returns a boolean. Many people don’t realize this, since the return value of drawImage() is often ignored. However, that boolean tells you whether or not the image was drawn successfully. If it was, drawImage() returns true. Otherwise drawImage() returns false. 3 [ad_2] solved understanding syntax of boolean Graphics.drawImage()
[ad_1] You can try this query SELECT t1.name, t2.login AS added_by, t3.login AS edited_by FROM table1 t1 INNER JOIN table2 t2 ON(t1.added_by=t2.id) INNER JOIN table2 t3 ON(t1.edited_by=t3.id) [ad_2] solved How I can do this query?
[ad_1] Basic Step: 1) Get value from Picker : => use below datasource method func pickerView(pickerView: UIPickerView, didSelectRow row: Int, inComponent component: Int) { // use the row to get the selected row from the picker view // using the row extract the value from your datasource (array[row]) // Put code for add value on … Read more
[ad_1] If those ranges are inclusive, you have (r1b-r1a+1)+(r2b-r2a+1) numbers to choose from. Use rand (or a better random number library) to pick a non-negative integer up to (r1b-r1a+1)+(r2b-r2a+1) (exclusive), then map that result back onto the ranges. int pick = rand() % ((r1b-r1a+1)+(r2b-r2a+1)); pick += ( pick < (r1b-r1a+1) ) ? r1a : r2a; … Read more
[ad_1] To pass a value from MyFirstTest to RunLookupMyString, you should modify the RunLookupMyString method to take the type of argument you want to pass. Then you can pass it by calling the method: [CodedUITest] public class ManyTests { [TestMethod] public string MyFirstTest() { string a = “AAA”; return RunLookupMyString(a); } } public static string … Read more
[ad_1] The first problem is that you haven’t declared your function before using it in main(). Provide a declaration or prototype before calling it. double avg(int a[], int *n); int main() { … Second, in the first implementation, you are not storing the return value of the function avg (arr, & size) ; // useless … Read more
[ad_1] Classes have a __dict__ by default, precisely for this purpose (run-time assignment and modification of attributes). Regular attribute assignment just puts the corresponding names and values values in there. It’s no different from setting it at class definition time, really: >>> class Boo: … x = 1 … >>> Boo.y = 2 >>> Boo.__dict__ … Read more
[ad_1] Here is a method that will do just that. public double[] AverageReverse(double targetAverage, double range) { var r = new Random(); // TODO: Cache it between calls to avoid “why does ny Random class only produce the same numbers?” var n1 = targetAverage – r.NextDouble() * range; var n2 = targetAverage + r.NextDouble() * … Read more
[ad_1] Use do–while loop and set the condition to while(L != ‘1’ && L != ‘2’ && L != ‘3’);: do { L = getch(); switch (L) { case ‘1’ : system(“cls”); printf(“111111111111111”); break; case ‘2’ : system(“cls”); printf(“222222222222222”); break; case ‘3’ : system(“cls”); printf(“33333333”); break; default : sleep(0); } } while(L != ‘1’ && … Read more