A few things to check: SetParameters takes IEnumerable<ReportParameter> not a single ReportParameter object. Call it like this instead: serverReport.SetParameters(new ReportParameter[] { ReportParameter(“dt1”, date.ToString()) } ); Make sure that the parameter does not have the available values filled in as well as the default value. If the date passed is not one of the valid values … Read more
You should start the game in it’s own directory like so: string strDir = game_path.substr(0, game_path.find_last_of(“/\\”)); //Get the process dir name //STart the process in its dir if (!CreateProcess(game_path.c_str(), NULL, NULL, NULL, FALSE, CREATE_SUSPENDED, NULL, strDir.c_str(), &siLoadee, &m_piLoadee)) 0 solved CreateProcess creating process, but game is not working
Take a look at the docs on MSDN, there are examples at the bottom. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.xml.xmlreader.aspx for getting a dataset from XML see this MSDN article http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fx29c3yd.aspx the final part – regarding the writing back to multiple tables can be see from this walk through on MSDN http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/4esb49b4.aspx 6 solved Using C# and asp read and … Read more
It means you have heap corruption in your program. You likely allocate some memory using malloc, but write outside the actual bounds, corrupting the heap. When you call free, glibc detects the corruption and reports it (specifically, the size of the next free chunk is overwritten). You should definitely fix this problem. Valgrind can be … Read more
you can check it easily with the modulo operator (%), which finds the remainder after the division of one number by another: if(number1 % number2 == 0) { // result of division is integral // or in other words: number1 / number2 = whole number } Note that number1 and number2 have to be integers … Read more
This: newSequence = deduction.Sequence++; Is equivalent to this: newSequence = deduction.Sequence; deduction.Sequence = deduction.Sequence + 1; Make more sense now? If you did this: newSequence = ++deduction.Sequence; It turns into this: deduction.Sequence = deduction.Sequence + 1; newSequence = deduction.Sequence; As others have said, you are probably not looking to change deduction.Sequence, so you want to … Read more
You dont need to worry about memory leaks, in your case you use std::vector which uses RAII to make sure no memory is leaked. With STL containers you can “leak” in such case on;y if you do not shrink your vector after using remove algorithm. Below is fix to your code, and not entire rewrite. … Read more
public ActionResult Index() { var EmployeerId = SessionPersister.Email_ID; //Convert.ToInt32(EmployeerId); int EmpId=int.Parse(EmployeerId); db.Job_Det.OrderByDescending(j => j.Job_ID).ToList().Where(x => x.Employeer_ID = EmpId); return View(); } solved Cannot implicitly convert type ‘string’ to ‘integer’ [closed]
You have to add any dynamic controls in page_init if you want their values on postback. For example: void Page_Init(object Sender, System.EventArgs e) { var oList = new CheckBoxList(); // Populate the values in the list this.Controls.Add(oList); } 1 solved dynamically adding check box asp.net( csharp) and retain its value on postback
Just use a string a look up the appropriate entry: char convert(int numberGrade ){ if (numberGrade >=0 && numberGrade <= 20) { // 012345678901234567890 return “FFFFFFEEDDCCCBBBAAAAA”[numberGrade]; } return ‘X’ } EDIT Also you need to move the call to the convert function After you enter in the value. See below: int main(){ int note; printf(“Quelle … Read more
You’re very close. Hope this helps. #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int numbers[5]; /* Get size of array */ int size = sizeof(numbers)/sizeof(int); int val; for(int i = 0; i < size; i++) { cout << “Enter a number: “; cin >> val; numbers[i] = val; } /* Start … Read more
You have several problems: Format specifiers start with a % sign. So change scanf(“d”, &element[j].age); to scanf(“%d”, &element[j].age); and scanf(“s”, &element[j].name); to scanf(“%s”, element[j].name); Wondering why I removed the & from the above scanf? It is because array names gets converted to a pointer to its first element. These printf(“%d. Fav number: %d\n”, k, &element[k].age); … Read more
Your format should be yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fff string testDateRaw = @”2014-05-21 10:08:15.965″; string format = “yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fff”; DateTime testDate = DateTime.ParseExact(testDateRaw, format, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture); System.Console.WriteLine(testDate); See: Custom Date and Time Format Strings solved DateTime.ParseExact() – DateTime pattern ‘y’ appears more than once with different values
memset(data,0,1500); // This might not be correct but it works fine It isn’t correct, and it doesn’t “work fine”. This is Undefined Behaviour, and you’re making the common mistake of assuming that if it compiles, and your computer doesn’t instantly catch fire, everything is fine. It really isn’t. I’ve done something which I wasn’t supposed … Read more
According to the above page, the correspondence between Cray pointer and C pointer may be something like this (note, however, that Cray pointer is not the same as standardized pointer in modern Fortran). Fortran: integer a( 3 ), i integer*8 ptr pointer( ptr, b(*) ); integer b a(:) = 10 print *, “a = “, … Read more