While there are no shortage of people who will lecture you on the evils of pirated software… from the unknown quality (you don’t know if it contains viruses or malware) to the ethical and legal issues (yes, its illegal, even if you are unlikely to get “caught” even in your country). There are better alternatives, … Read more
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
With C, you have limited options. You can do the typecasting that you don’t like when you call the function: void MyFunction(unsigned char* Var); int main(void) { unsigned char Var1 = 5U; signed char Var2 = 5; MyFunction(&Var1); MyFunction((unsigned char *)&Var2); } you can use void * and typecast in the function itself and just … Read more
How do I find the culprit code that is making C++ list give me ‘attempting to reference a deleted function’ error with MSVC 14.20.27508? [closed] solved How do I find the culprit code that is making C++ list give me ‘attempting to reference a deleted function’ error with MSVC 14.20.27508? [closed]
$(document).ready(function() { let gameArray = []; let turn = 1; let gameOver = false; $(“#turn”).text(turn === 1 ? ‘X’ : ‘O’); $(“.smallbox”).click(function() { let squereIndex = $(this).attr(‘id’).replace(‘square’, ”) – 1; if (turn == 1 && !gameOver && gameArray[squereIndex] === undefined) { $(this).text(“X”); $(this).addClass(“X”); turn = 2; gameArray[squereIndex] = 1; } else if (!gameOver && gameArray[squereIndex] … Read more
The simplest solution is the below one. str = “0x00000000 7B 22 69 64 22 3A 36 35 33 30 36 36 33 7D {“”id””:2133221}” arr = Split(str, “:”) strID = Left(arr(1), len(arr(1)) – 1) msgbox strId However, If you still need a more robust one, try regex 3 solved Extract Text from Response Body … Read more
If you have average skill using an SDK should be helpful for you. Start out with something like XNA Game Studio to see how those concepts are done. This document is the starting point for the SDK https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb200104.aspx and the “Network” concepts you are specially looking for are discussed here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb975947.aspx As for the database … Read more
Extract the OpenCV install in any directory you want. Copy the path of the directory where you extracted the OpenCV and add it to your System PATH. Restart your computer to allow it to recognize new environment variables. Open the properties of the project in Visual Studio and select VC++ Directories Select Include Directories and … Read more
There is no sand boxing for VS extensions so they have the same permissions as VS process, including admin access when VS is running elevated. 2 solved What permission have Visual Studio Extensions? [closed]
How come x86 works on 64-bit Windows 7, Windows 8, and even the server configuration machines that are in 64 bit OS? Because of WoW64 (Windows on Windows 64-bit). Basically, it is a 32 bit emulator, which allows you to run 32 bit programs in a 64 bit operating system. X86 vs X64 vs Any … Read more
insert_recursively does not return a value when it goes into else block however you store the returned value (garbage) in right_linker or left_linker anyway. Note that compiler issues a corresponding warning: warning C4715: ‘insert_recursively’: not all control paths return a value 1 solved wrong result in Visual Studio
Yes, it’s valid. The only problem with not having a remote repository is that if your computer fails, you’ve basically lost the code and the history. Yes. The .git folder maintains all the information. To me it feels that the only problem with backing up by simply “copy pasting” the entire folder into a server … Read more
I’m not 100% sure about this, but your foreach is between your try and catch block, maybe try with that: try { string filename = “../../” + filenametxt.Text; StreamReader inputFile = File.OpenText(filename); while(!inputFile.EndOfStream) { studentansArray[index] = inputFile.ReadLine(); if (studentansArray[index] == answerArray[index]) count++; else { qnumber = index + 1; incorrectList.Add(qnumber.ToString()); } index++; } inputFile.Close(); if … Read more
Assuming you’re talking about Visual Studio, try adding the following line to the top of your .js file. /// <reference path=”~/path/to/your/jquery.js”/> Also, if you’re using anything other than the version of jQuery that was packaged with Visual Studio, you’ll need a jquery-x.x.x-vsdoc.js file that matches your jquery filename, and put that vsdoc in the same … Read more
It is not impossible to install the Visual Studio on the pc, although that would require you take apart the setup and do things manually, however even if you do the install will be broken and would crash more often than not, so much that it becomes pretty much unusable. So do as the other … Read more