[Solved] Converting public override string to try{}catch?

You can decalre a variable before the return statement: public override string ToString() { try { var str = “[” + Header + “] BODY: ” + (PlusEnvironment .GetDefaultEncoding() .GetString(Body) .Replace(Convert.ToChar(0).ToString(), “[0]”)); // return if no exception is thrown return str; } catch (System.Exception e) { return e.Message: } } solved Converting public override string … Read more

[Solved] How could I compute the number from the database and show it to the Label everytime I change the combo box value?

This is, quite explicitly, a string: dt.Tables[0].Rows[0][“SalaryGrade”].ToString() A string is just text. You don’t perform math on it. If this string is guaranteed to be an integer, you can convert it directly: lblHour.Text = (int.Parse(dt.Tables[0].Rows[0][“SalaryGrade”])/22/8); If it’s not guaranteed, then you might want some error checking first: int salaryGrade; if (!int.TryParse(dt.Tables[0].Rows[0][“SalaryGrade”], out salaryGrade)) { // … Read more

[Solved] C# equivalent code for Powershell [closed]

namespace StackOverflow { using System; using System.Xml; class XmlTest { public static void yourTest() { XmlDocument xmlDocument = new XmlDocument(); xmlDocument.Load(“yourXmlPath.xml”); // It is recommended that you use the XmlNode.SelectNodes or XmlNode.SelectSingleNode method instead of the GetElementsByTagName method. XmlNodeList xmlNodes = xmlDocument.GetElementsByTagName(“attribute”); foreach(XmlNode xmlNode in xmlNodes) { if (xmlNode.ParentNode.Attributes.GetNamedItem(“alias”) != null) { string attributeName = … Read more

[Solved] Understanding the strdup function

You are returning a pointer to the end of the string, and not the beginning of the string. You need to return the pointer that malloc gave you. That’s what you placed in new_str in your initial assignment to new_str. But instead of returning that, you modify that pointer and then return it. There are … Read more

[Solved] Datatable to dictionary [closed]

Based on the additional information, the problem is that you are not passing the right arguments to ToDictionary. It takes two lambdas, not a lambda and a List<>. Here’s the first step to fixed code: dt.AsEnumerable().ToDictionary( dtRow => dtRow.Field<Int64>(“CodeVal_1”), dtRow => new List<string> { dtRow.Field<string>(“CodeVal_2”), dtRow.Field<string>(“CountryCode”) } ); EDIT: fixed using wrong version of ToDictionary. … Read more

[Solved] C++ QuickSort Isn’t Working Correctly [closed]

Your first implementation worked but had degenerate behavior with specific datasets. The pivot in your original working code was *(last – 1) so the simplest fix would be to swap a random element with *(last – 1). The rest of your original partition code would work unchanged. 2 solved C++ QuickSort Isn’t Working Correctly [closed]

[Solved] Parallel computing using threads in C++ [closed]

This sort of problem is best solved using std::async and std::future, which can use threads or not, depending on how you use them. int main() { std::cout << “Please enter an number” << std::endl; int x; std::cin >> x; auto f_future = std::async(std::launch::async, f, x); auto g_future = std::async(std::launch::async, g, x); //will block until f’s … Read more