If you want a char variable, use a char variable, don’t use a char array. Change char i[] = pop(); to char i = pop(); and likewise. That said, atoi() won’t be relevant there. If you want the result to be of type int, simply use an int variable. solved I want to convert a … Read more
<script> var offset = (new Date()).getTimezoneOffset(); var timezones = { ‘-12’: ‘Pacific/Kwajalein’, ‘-11’: ‘Pacific/Samoa’, ‘-10’: ‘Pacific/Honolulu’, ‘-9’: ‘America/Juneau’, ‘-8’: ‘America/Los_Angeles’, ‘-7’: ‘America/Denver’, ‘-6’: ‘America/Mexico_City’, ‘-5’: ‘America/New_York’, ‘-4’: ‘America/Caracas’, ‘-3.5’: ‘America/St_Johns’, ‘-3’: ‘America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires’, ‘-2’: ‘Atlantic/Azores’, ‘-1’: ‘Atlantic/Azores’, ‘0’: ‘Europe/London’, ‘1’: ‘Europe/Paris’, ‘2’: ‘Europe/Helsinki’, ‘3’: ‘Europe/Moscow’, ‘3.5’: ‘Asia/Tehran’, ‘4’: ‘Asia/Baku’, ‘4.5’: ‘Asia/Kabul’, ‘5’: ‘Asia/Karachi’, ‘5.5’: ‘Asia/Calcutta’, ‘6’: … Read more
First of all, you appear to have an IndentationError and there are extra space around the dot: def divide_list(list1, list2): list_out = [] for number1 in list1: for number2 in list2: list_out.append(float(number1) / float(number2)) return list_out # Test case print divide_list([1 ,2 ,3], [4 ,5 ,6]) I also added some PEP 8 formatting. Next time, … Read more
Javascript Function function DigitSum(var num) { var sum = 0; while (num > 0) { sum += parseInt(num % 10); num = parseInt(num/10); } if (sum > 9) { sum = DigitSum(sum); } return sum; } 3 solved calculate the sum of all the digits of number till you get a single digit in java … Read more
Since you haven’t shown what you’ve done so far I’m assuming that you haven’t started on a solution, so here’s a high level algorithm: In that case, use String.Split(‘ ‘) to split the searchstring by each space. Use a foreach loop on the resulting array of strings and use string concatenation to complete, if a … Read more
Now that your requirements are clear, I think this is what you need: SELECT ID, saledate, empName, saleStatusCode FROM ( SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY saledate DESC) RowOrder, * FROM #Test ) SUBQ WHERE RowOrder = 1 In your case, the result is: 1 2014-12-12 00:00:00.000 Joe Joe Joe 2 Actually the result would show … Read more
You can achieve what you describe using the fgets function as follows: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> const int MAX_LENGTH = 256; int main (void) { // Open the file FILE* file = fopen (“data.dat”, “r”); // Read the lines char a[MAX_LENGTH]; fgets (a, MAX_LENGTH – 1, file); char b[MAX_LENGTH]; fgets (b, MAX_LENGTH – 1, file); … Read more
Please change your php.ini settings . find lines : upload_max_filesize = 100M post_max_size = 100M If you have shared hosting you should tell the administrator yet using cpanel etc , do it from the control panel , Also See here and here And please search before create a new question.Google is your friend. 1 solved … Read more
I found out that Pygame.Midi requires portmidi which is preinstalled with pygame in the form of: from pygame import pypm pypm.Initialize() #needed to initialize pygames compiled version of pyPortMidi It seems to also be an issue other than the interpreter. solved Cannot find reference ‘midi’ in ‘__init__.py’
Though it would be better to add a clear question to the question, I just noticed the comment in this line of the provided code: if(url.toLowerCase().indexOf(“youtube”) > 0) // this is where my function fails. You should check what var url = $(“#<%=txtYoutubeLink.ClientID %>”).val(); actually returns, because in case the url starts with youtube, the … Read more
You have to contact the maintainer of the NuGet package in order to determine that. In this case, Xceed. He/they has to push it into the NuGet repository. Then you can update to the latest version. Although if I were you, I’d give it a day or two before contacting. If it was only released … Read more
Your code has several issues. First of all, your call to strncpy_s does not follow the declaration of strncpy_s, which lists four parameters (if the first parameter is a char * as in your case): errno_t strncpy_s( char *strDest, size_t numberOfElements, const char *strSource, size_t count ); But much more importantly, you state that you … Read more
You can get the date with javascript like so: var date = new Date(); var d = date.getDate(); var day = (d < 10) ? ‘0’ + d : d; var m = date.getMonth() + 1; var month = (m < 10) ? ‘0’ + m : m; var yy = date.getYear(); var year = … Read more
You may catch a few false matches, but this is the jist of it. It backs up the original files by adding a .bak extension, but make sure you have your own backup before overwriting valuable code. I assume these are JavaScript files? perl -i.bak -pe’s/\bm_(\w)/m\u$1/g’ *.js solved Text Edit Change Variable Names [closed]
I suggest placing your enemies into a std::vector or std::queue. Each enemy should have it’s own coordinates (for easy placement). In your update or refresh loop, iterator over the enemy list, processing them as necessary. In another timing loop or thread, you can add enemies to the container. This should not affect the code of … Read more