[Solved] Accessing another class’ method from within a standalone function [closed]

[ad_1] $db is not available within the function scope, you could Pass $db as an argument function func($db, $query, $params){ return $db->db_control($query, $params); } $results = func($db, $query, $params); Or function func($query, $params){ global $db; return $db->db_control($query, $params); } $result = func($query, $params); Use global to make it available within the function, there’s probably other … Read more

[Solved] C++ Class implementation [closed]

[ad_1] Although this is not a Matrix class but rather a simple Vector2 class that accepts floats this class demonstrates how you can overload the operators. class Vector2 { public: union { float _f2[2]; struct { float _x; float _y; }; }; inline Vector2(); inline Vector2( float x, float y); inline Vector2( float *pfv ); … Read more

[Solved] C++: friend as main in class

[ad_1] Can main function become friend function in C++ ? Yes, it can. The friend declaration in your class A grants function main() the right of accessing the name of its non-public data members (in this case, i): friend int main(); The object obj is default-constructed, and A‘s constructor sets the value of i to … Read more

[Solved] Re-casting c# variables with a different class

[ad_1] Couldn’t you refactor it so that you have a generic method that takes a WebResponse? public T Deserialize<T>(WebResponse response) where T: new() // ensure that any type of T used has a parameterless constructor { string r = “”; using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(res.GetResponseStream())) { r = sr.ReadToEnd(); } JavaScriptSerializer js = new … Read more

[Solved] What is wrong with my class code [Python]?

[ad_1] You need to pass argument to your constructor. s1 = Square(1) # will call Square.__init__(self, 1) s2 = Square(2) # will call Square.__init__(self, 2) It’s not a big problem. Update I rewrite your class: import math class Square(): def __init__(self, length): #return an instance of this class with ‘length’ as the default length. self.length … Read more

[Solved] error in the enum class [closed]

[ad_1] No there is no “error in the enum class”. You have problems in the toString (see below). You probably need the following public String toString() { return “ID: “+ID + ” First Name: “+FirstName+” Last Name: ” +LastName+” Marital Status: “+ Status +” Age: “+Age; } Problems: You can’t return System.out.println(…) (it returns void, … Read more

[Solved] Can’t referr to my get method

[ad_1] A simple answer is “statements are not allowed in class body”. The simplest fix for you program would be creating an instance list variable like. private class ScreenSlidePagerAdapter extends FragmentStatePagerAdapter { final SayingsHolder holder = (SayingsHolder).getApplication(); ArrayList<String> sayingsList = holder.getSayingsList(); } This is just one option. You can move this holder.getSayingsList(); to a method … Read more

[Solved] Getting the program to count the total amount of a char input from a user through a text file

[ad_1] Here is the code that u can formulate to find a letter count from a text file.i have pushed an harcoded letter ‘a’ u can change it to dynamic also. import java.io.*; import java.util.Scanner; public class CountTheNumberOfAs { public static void main(String[] args)throws IOException { String fileName = “JavaIntro.txt”; String line = “”; Scanner … Read more

[Solved] Class constructor able to init with an instance of the same class object

[ad_1] Not sure what you’re trying to achieve, but technically your error is here: self = kwargs.get(‘object’,self) There’s nothing magic with self, it’s just a function argument, and as such a local variable, so rebinding it within the function will only make the local name self points to another object within the function’s scope. It’s … Read more