How’s this possible? The Name property on a Control is just a string property – you can assign it anything you want, so having multiple controls with the same name is just the same as having multiple text boxes displaying the same text, or any other class with a string property. Note that, in your … Read more
The best way for you to know the latency between the server and the client is to use Javascript in the client page. Because when you generate you C# code it doesn’t know anything about the client. Use this solution : Is it possible to ping a server from Javascript? solved How to calculate latency … Read more
It says, that in a hosted environment, main should have a type. Quote from C++ standard 3.6.1, paragraph 2 An implementation shall not predefine the main function. This function shall not be overloaded. It shall have a return type of type int, but otherwise its type is implementation-defined. All implementations shall allow both — a … Read more
class Employer { [JsonProperty(“nome”)] public string Nome { get; set; } [JsonProperty(“id”)] public string Id { get; set; } [JsonProperty(“setor”)] public string Setor { get; set; } } class Employers : List<Employer> { } Employers employers = JObject.Parse(json)[“result”][“employers”].ToObject<Employers>(); 1 solved How to deserialize JSON in C# [closed]
Try this: return ( from div in strExport.Split(chrDivSep) from item in div.Split(chrItemSep) where String.Equals(item.Split(chrCoupleSep)[0], “table”, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) ).Any(); solved Translate to LINQ [closed]
DateTime has perfect method to substract (actually add negative value) months from current date. For example: int ageInMonths = 18; DateTime dt = DateTime.Today; DateTime DateOfBirth = dt.AddMonths(-ageInMonths); solved Finding Date of Birth given age in months [closed]
The recursive part seems strange. int loga(int x){ if(x==1){ return 0; } else { return (1+loga(x/2)); // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Changed here } } 2 solved Can you help me to find the logical error with this C recursive function? [closed]
The binary heap data structure is usually drawn as a binary tree with certain properties, but is typically implemented using a plain array. The reason for this is that the array version uses less memory than the explicit binary tree and is a lot easier to manipulate. Consequently, the array A that you’re seeing described … Read more
Method 2: Just change the position of: int num[n]; #include using namespace std; int main(int argc, const char * argv[]) { // method 1: int n; cout << “Enter a set of integers: “<< endl; cin >> n; int num[n]; for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { cin >> num[i]; } cout … Read more
I try to copy the string into the array of string literals What you are trying to do isn’t legal C++. char* MapIds[5000] = … should be const char* MapIds[5000] = … and trying to overwrite anything in that array makes your program have undefined behavior. I try to stay away from std::string and instead … Read more
I don’t know the target language at all, but you are opening 4 ( and closing just 3. 0 solved How can I correct an error in C to autoit translation? [closed]
Try running the page on the web server – it may then give you the actual 403 error – e.g. 403.11 – then you can look up that error here 1 solved 403 forbidden resource error [closed]
Well, the error you are getting doesn’t really have anything to do with stored procedures, but I can answer the question of “how to solve this?” in the context of the exception you are getting. First, I hope you are not using “something” as the actual connection string to your sql server. You should be … Read more
I think you are looking for the RowEditEnding event: Reference: RowEditEnding solved What event exist to datagrid [closed]
Contains is too slow for large numbers of data, plus it matches the domain and the in-the-middle occurences as well. So use StartsWith System.Data.DataTable dt = //Whatever foreach(System.Data.DataRow dr in dt.Rows) { //string email = dr(“email”); string email = “[email protected]”; if (email != null && email.StartsWith(“companyby”, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)) { // do whatever here } } With … Read more