[Solved] Insert “:”after 2 string in Cocoa [closed]

You will need to calculate how many two-character pairs there are. From there, you can loop through the pairs and grab the substring from the original string, and start stitching together the new string with colons in between. You need to leave the colon off for the last pair. Here’s some code below, this assumes … Read more

[Solved] generator html and css [closed]

Try the following sites: Flavors.me Adobe Muse Wix.com Of Course there are limitations when you use tools like that… If you are not fussy with the result and you are not willing to dive into coding the above will do the job for you, just drag and drop and configure. Hope this helps solved generator … Read more

[Solved] how to show toast in getDataTaskmethod? [duplicate]

Your toast message is within the parseJsonData method which is called from the doInBackground method of your asynctask. You can not update the user interface thread from a background thread. You have two options here 1) You can publish the progress publishProgress(1) of the thread passing in an integer value to be used as a … Read more

[Solved] Get All instead of FirstOrDefault

You are using FirstOrDefault so you are returning only the first. PromotionList dataPromotion = authenticateCustomerResponseRootObject.Response.AuthenticateCustomerResponse.EligiblePromotions.PromotionList.Where(p => p.LineOfBusiness.ToUpper().Equals(“Data”)).FirstOrDefault(); If you want all of them just remove that call at the end and replace with a ToList, ToArray or similar that meets your needs: var data = authenticateCustomerResponseRootObject.Response.AuthenticateCustomerResponse.EligiblePromotions.PromotionList.Where(p => p.LineOfBusiness.ToUpper().Equals(“Data”)).ToList(); Also as mentioned in the comments your … Read more

[Solved] Remove text between two parenthesis, if two more parenthesis [closed]

You can use String.replace() with regex like this https://regex101.com/r/X7ioxu/1 var regex = /(\(.+?\))\s?\(/g; var str1 = “This thing (123, 12) (2005.03 – 2011.12)”; var str1 = “This thing (2005.03 – 2011.12)”; alert(str1.replace(regex,'(‘)); alert(str2.replace(regex,'(‘)); 2 solved Remove text between two parenthesis, if two more parenthesis [closed]

[Solved] What is the use of >>= or

those are called compound assignment operators. There are almost 10 of them in C/C++ language. ex += -= *= <<= >>=. When one of the operand is same as the variable to which final result to be assigned is same, in a binary operation this can be used as a short hand syntax. Ex a=a+b … Read more

[Solved] std::sort() does not look for global operator

You are not providing enough information. However, an educated guess would be that your actual code involves namespaces and you are experiencing an ordinary ADL (argument-dependent lookup) failure. If the type stored in v is not a member of global namespace, then the compiler is not supposed to unconditionally search the entire global namespace for … Read more