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[Solved] Incorrect output [closed]

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Uhm, first of all your title references one error and your question shows another. Both are legitimate so let’s fix both, shall we? The thing is the C4716 error message tells you exactly what the error is: you just have to read it. It says that the function student::standing() claims to return a string but … Read more

[Solved] Unknown php syntax [closed]

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It translates to this: <td> <?php if($contact[‘Contact’][‘sex’] == ‘m’): ?> Male <?php else: ?> Female <?php endif ?> </td> But there is really nothing wrong with the line that is actually in your file. 7 solved Unknown php syntax [closed]

[Solved] Why C# allow this fun? ; ; ; ; [duplicate]

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Because semicolon ; is a valid Empty Statement 8.3 The empty statement An empty-statement does nothing. empty-statement: ; An empty statement is used when there are no operations to perform in a context where a statement is required. Execution of an empty statement simply transfers control to the end point of the statement. Thus, the … Read more

[Solved] Syntax errors, but i see no errors

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You can’t declare a try-catch in class level scope, just put it inside a method. Here is an example with a possible constructor that initializes your members: public SlickTTF(){ try{ awtFont = Font.createFont(Font.TRUETYPE_FONT, fontFile); awtFont = awtFont.deriveFont(20f); font = new TrueTypeFont(awtFont, true); }catch(Exception e){} } Now you can create an SlickTTF object as SlickTTF example … Read more

[Solved] Arrow vs dot syntax? [duplicate]

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Normally the . is used when you have a structure to access directly, and the -> when you have a pointer to a structure and need to dereference it to access the structure. a->b is syntactic sugar for (*a).b. It’s the same in both C and C++. 0 solved Arrow vs dot syntax? [duplicate]

[Solved] Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in app/design/frontend/base/default/template/catalog/product/new.phtml on line 37 [closed]

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This is caused by the third param of your Mage::helper(‘core/string’)->truncate() call, where the ending string delimiter seems to be missing. You get the unexpected T_STRING error, because the interpreter reaches the next string (‘short’), while knowing that the previous string end wasn’t found yet. Replace this line <h3 class=”product-name”><a href=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10328245/<?php echo $_product->getProductUrl() ?>” title=”<?php echo … Read more

[Solved] C# code allow fun syntax, and also void method can allowed return

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The method builds because it’s perfectly valid C#. Those are labels. They are part of the goto construct that C# inherited from C / C++ that allows execution to jump to a specific point within the method. It’s use is generally discouraged. From 8.4 Labeled statements A labeled-statement permits a statement to be prefixed by … Read more

[Solved] php syntax errors on simple sendmail code [closed]

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Change the code to if(isset($_POST[‘submit’])) { $msg = ‘Name: ‘ .$_POST[‘FirstName’] .$_POST[‘LastName’] .”\n” .’Email: ‘ .$_POST[‘Email’] .”\n” .’Message: ‘ .$_POST[‘Message’]; mail(’[email protected]’, ‘Message from website’, $msg); header(‘location: contact-thank-you.php’); } else { header(‘location: contact.php’); exit(0); } You need to have { and } instead of ( & ) 1 solved php syntax errors on simple sendmail code … Read more

[Solved] Is there some reason for this kind of for-loop?

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As long as you’re bothered with the for loop syntax, for ( ; lastheight < height ; lastheight++) is perfectly valid, as long as lastheight is defined and initialized previously. Quoting C11, chapter ยง6.8.5.3 for ( clause-1 ; expression-2 ; expression-3 ) statement […] Both clause-1 and expression-3 can be omitted. An omitted expression-2 is … Read more