[Solved] C++ Cli code stucked [closed]

The code you provided does not work on any numbers. The only thing it does is construct some SQL query check its result During the SQL-query-construction, the code does not assume any “numbers” to be provided. It actually uses a variable called password_txt->Text, which suggests it’s some form of TextBox control. The code gets the … Read more

[Solved] Make a div like google [closed]

You should elaborate what you want? Do you want a popup or an arrow like one shown in the screenshot? Try this: http://jsfiddle.net/F47uy/ CSS: #arrow{ border-left: 15px dashed transparent; border-right: 15px dashed transparent; border-bottom: 15px dashed grey; margin-left:200px; width:0; height:0; } #box{ background:grey; width:300px; height:300px; } solved Make a div like google [closed]

[Solved] EXCEL – Search formula with multiple criteria

The following array formula returns the first entry in column B where it is not null and also where column A has cell value aaaaa. = IFERROR(INDEX(B1:B6,MATCH(1,(A1:A6=”aaaaa”)*(B1:B6<>”null”),0)),”no match”) Note this is an array formula, so you must press Ctrl+Shift+Enter on the keyboard after typing the formula rather than just pressing Enter. To return a similar … Read more

[Solved] how to convert str to int?

read.table returns a data frame (as per the documentation), which is not the same thing as a matrix. As I’m sure you’re aware, your data had three columns, only the second two being numeric. When you convert the data frame from read.table to a matrix with as.matrix R coerces everything to a single type. This … Read more

[Solved] Launch a php script without form

Why are you using onclick? onclick executes javascript code. Just link to the file <a href=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12374789/myscript.php”>Say Hello</a> If you must use javascript, you have to redirect to that page using something like window.location Here’s a tutorial on redirecting with javascript solved Launch a php script without form

[Solved] cout corrupt char* [closed]

You are passing a pointer to a local variable. Once your function ends, this variable is gone. If this is C++ you should use the string class. If for whatever reason you don’t, at least be const correct: const char* Worker::getName() const { return name; } 1 solved cout corrupt char* [closed]

[Solved] Referring to c++ enums [closed]

In all versions of C++, the second version (Foo::States::BAR) using scope syntax is the more conventional and will be less surprising for future maintainers of your code. Since the value is a constant, there is no need for an instance of the class, so this is similar to how static methods are most often called … Read more