[ad_1] With virtual inheritance, the most derived class should call virtual base constructor, so: struct D : C<B> // D: ThermostatedRotorJobQueueFactoryStub { D(const X& x, const Y& y) : A(this), C(this, x, y) { cout << “D constructor” << endl; } }; But that is also true for C<B>: template <> struct C<B> : B … Read more
[ad_1] You can do this easily using JSON.net. Here’s an example: List<Dictionary<String, Object>> Details = new List<Dictionary<string, object>> { new Dictionary<string,object> { {“abc” , “def”}, {“123”, 234} }, new Dictionary<string,object> { {“abc1” , “def1”}, {“1231”, 2341} } }; // serializing to: [{“abc”:”def”,”123″:234},{“abc1″:”def1″,”1231”:2341}] string json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(Details); // de-serializing to a new List<Dictionary<String, Object>>. List<Dictionary<String, Object>> … Read more
[ad_1] You have to find the form and call the method, e.g. using System.Linq; … Application.OpenForms .OfType<Form1>() // Among the all opened forms of Form1 type .LastOrDefault() // Take the last one (or null if there’s no such form) ?.AfterConnect(); // And call AfterConnect() on it (if the form has been found) 2 [ad_2] solved … Read more
[ad_1] These two questions typically differ based on how they’re framed. Usually, the string permutation question is asked as Given a string w and a string x, check whether w is a permutation of x. In that sense, you know what both strings are, and you just need to see whether the character counts match … Read more
[ad_1] Your scanf and printf formatting had issues. Also the conditional check in the if statements were also wrong. You can modify the code as below for proper working… #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> void Negative_Count(long int,long int); int main(void) { long num1,num2; printf(“Enter two number: “); scanf(“%ld%ld”,&num1,&num2); printf(“you entered %ld%ld \n”,num1,num2); Negative_Count(num1,num2); return 0; } … Read more
[ad_1] Did you clicked Run instead of Build and run? Use F9 shortcut key for build and run is a good practice. Hope it helps 🙂 0 [ad_2] solved code error when i run the code in code block compiler
[ad_1] For example int A=1; if(A==1){}; is similar to int A=1 while(A!=1). As already mentioned, your loop is breaking. The above statement is also incorrect. int a = 1; if(a == 1) {} //this is true, and will happen once BUT int a = 1; while(a != 1) {} //false on entry, skip loop ( … Read more
[ad_1] Generally, the logic of your code is OK except a return value mistake in the empty() function. In the empty(), it should return 1 while stack is empty. int empty(){ if(top==-1) return(0); <– !!! here should return 1 } Otherwise, it will go into the while loop at while(precedence(value)<=precedence(stack[top])&&!empty()) even when stack is empty. … Read more
[ad_1] You should try to fix the source of improperly escaped strings instead of mucking around with a regex. If you can’t do that and are desperate to get something done, one quick and dirty approach would be to remove quotes that don’t border on commas or start/end of string: resultString = Regex.Replace(subjectString, “(?<!,|^)\”(?!,|$)”, “”); … Read more
[ad_1] If we need the second thread start to run after the first one is completed, is a thread really needed? For solution I think try to set a global flag, the set the value in the first thread, and when start the second thread, check the flag first should work. 2 [ad_2] solved How … Read more
[ad_1] It should be something like this (Use SelectMany and Count methods): int c = elements.SelectMany(e => e.Attributes) .Count(a => a.Name == “City” && a.GetValue().ToString() == “Oakland”); 0 [ad_2] solved How to write this nested foreach loop query in LINQ?
[ad_1] Yes, that’s true. If you insist on having a char* parameter, call CreateProcessA instead of CreateProcess. Otherwise, make path an LPWSTR too and bring your program into this millenium. [ad_2] solved char* incompatible with parameter of LPWSTR for C++ [duplicate]
[ad_1] Run a QTimer on a separate QThread which doesn’t do anything else. If you’re running the timer on an already busy thread the timeout events may not come on time or not at all. Make a worker class e.g. “PingPacketWorker”, implement a slot that does pinging. Make a QThread. Connect your QTimer and PingPacketWorker … Read more
[ad_1] scanf(“%s\n”, playerName); is wrong because %s call for char* data but playerName here is type char. You have to make playerName an array of characters and set max length of input to avoid buffer overflow. #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main(void) { char playerName[1024]; int playerAge; printf(“What’s your name, and your age?\nYour name: “); … Read more
[ad_1] The following lines of code in your program aren’t C at all. They look like a fragment of shell script: lcd_command(LINE_3); {while true; do ping -c1 192.168.10.30 2>&1 /dev/null; //VPN IP lcd_writechars(“STS300”);} {if [[ ! $? ]]; then lcd_writechars(“VPN Lost”); fi; sleep 10; } This won’t work. Rewrite this code in C. (The system() … Read more