You're defining a local variable prCont, which hides your member variable. It's very rare to dynamically allocate std::sets, and you probably shouldn't. If you declare the member as set<Property*> prCont, it will be default-constructed automatically when your PropertyContainer is created. ...
It looks like call_user_func_array is what you need. http://php.net/manual/en/function.call-user-func-array.php...
c#,.net,dynamic,metaprogramming,codedom
You need to use CodeTypeDeclaration.TypeAttributes instead of MemberAttributes: CodeTypeDeclaration helloWorldClass = new CodeTypeDeclaration("HelloWorld") { TypeAttributes = TypeAttributes.Abstract | TypeAttributes.Public }; Why did they add a Attributes property if it does nothing when defining a type? That is specified explicitly in the documentation: Some of the flags such as Abstract overlap...
I got your problem. This is not related to the Grails actually instead of this is a Browser implementation. One may easily get confused in this problem. Basically, when you are hiding your field using jQuery, you are not actually removing it from the DOM and you have marked that...
c++,arrays,dynamic,delete,char
It is similar to allocating, but in reverse order, and using delete[] instead of new[]: for(int i = 0; i < LENGTH; i++) delete[] strings[i]; // delete each pointer in char** strings delete[] strings; // finally delete the array of pointers I assumed here that LENGTH is the length of...
asp.net-mvc-4,dynamic,connection-string
For those of you looking for a solution to this issue as well, here is my solution (which is just one possible solution). In my Web.config class I used a configSource for my connection string: <connectionStrings configSource="connections.config"/> Then I created a class in my App_Start folder with a static method:...
ptr[i] means the value at address (ptr+i) so *ptr[i] is meaningless.You should remove the * Your corrected code should be : #include<stdio.h> #include<stdlib.h> #include<conio.h> int main() { int i; int *ptr; ptr=malloc(sizeof(int)*5); //allocation of memory for(i=0;i<5;i++) { scanf("%d",&ptr[i]); } for(i=0;i<5;i++) { printf("%d",ptr[i]); //loose the * } return 0; } //loose...
apache,.htaccess,dynamic,hyperlink,http-status-code-404
I assume you're asking for any request containing a query string to return a 404. If that is what you want, use the below: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} .+ RewriteRule .* - [R=404,L] This will use the regex .+ to check if there are one or more characters in the...
Clearest way is to use typedef #include <stdlib.h> typedef int (*functype)(void *a, void *); functype funcs[100]; // static array functype *moreFuncs; int main() { int capicity = 16; // initial capacity int n = 0; // initial size moreFuncs = malloc(capacity*sizeof(functype)); // heap dynamic array // ... // adding element...
You need to refer the current element row id by adding x as follows wrapper.append('From → <input type="text" name="fromhours" id="fromhours' + FieldCount + '" onblur="cal(x)" /> ... function cal(x) { var fromhours = parseInt(document.getElementById('fromhours'+x).value) * 60; ... $(document).ready(function() { var max_fields = 10; //maximum input boxes allowed var wrapper =...
One solution is to use the => notation for that entry in the hash e.g. model_id: @model.id object_type_abbr[i].to_sym => orphan, .... The standard way to map keys to values in a hash is using the key => value (rocket) notation. When you write model_id: @model.id this is shorthand for :model_id...
you can use a foreach(), using the key to bind the input groupings together foreach($_POST['hours1'] as $key => $value) { // could use any of the fields in $_POST['hours1'] //$_POST['hours1'][$key]; //$_POST['hours2'][$key]; //$_POST['durationh'][$key]; //$_POST['hrscode'][$key]; //$_POST['remark'][$key]; //INSERT INTO table (columns) VALUES (your $_POST values) } ...
c#,dynamic,default-value,typebuilder
When in doubt, ask Roslyn, in IL mode :-) http://goo.gl/NebcEP The default field is set in the constructor(s) of the object: .method public hidebysig specialname rtspecialname instance void .ctor () cil managed { // Method begins at RVA 0x2061 // Code size 15 (0xf) .maxstack 8 IL_0000: ldarg.0 IL_0001: ldc.i4.s...
So here's a version of your code that actually compiles: fun main(vararg args: String) { val h:Animal = Horse val d:Animal = Donkey val child = h + d println(child) } open class Animal { fun plus(x:Animal) = Animal() } object Horse : Animal() object Donkey : Animal() object Mule...
In some cases like ExpandoObject, then you can use the IDictionary<string,object> API instead: ExpandoObject obj = ... var dict = (IDictionary<string, object>)obj; object oldVal = dict[memberName]; dict[memberName] = newVal; In the more general case of IDynamicMetaObjectProvider: you could borrow the CallSiteCache from FastMember: internal static class CallSiteCache { private static...
You can dynamically add variables but you will need to use this (being the instance of the object you are setting the variable on), e.g.: this."${items[i]}" += value[i] This should give you what you need or at least point you in the right direction....
oracle,dynamic,datepicker,action,oracle-apex
As @ScottWe mentions: you're trying to apply PLSQL logic in HTML/javascript. The 'When - Condition' is evaluated at runtime and thus you can't use PLSQL there. The date arithmetic is a bit annoying in javascript though, so if you're a unfamiliar with it, here is a way you can perform...
After some discussion with AndriyTkach : I have a working program : output$PowerAnalysisANOVA <- renderPlot({ allmean = c() for (i in 1:values$numGroups) eval (parse (text = paste0("allmean[", i, "] <- input$group_" ,i))) qplot(allmean) }) And I had forgotten to make a reactive variable : values <- reactiveValues() output$hmgroupsmean <-renderUI({ values$numGroups...
json,extjs,model-view-controller,dynamic
Surely possible. Basically you use your metadata as items and create the form at any time: var metadata = [ { "allowBlank": false, "fieldLabel": "labelText1", "name": "labelName1", "emptyText": null }, { "allowBlank": false, "fieldLabel": "labelText1", "name": "labelName1", "emptyText": null } ]; Ext.create('Ext.form.Panel', { defaultType: 'textfield', width: 300, bodyPadding: 10, renderTo:...
javascript,dynamic,action,oracle-apex,lov
Create a Dynamic Action with the following parameters: Event: Change Selection Type: Item Item: Condition: in list Values: < The LOV values that should disable the other items separated by comma > True Action: Action: Disable Selection Type: Item Item: < Choose the item(s) to disable > False Action: Action:...
java,android,user-interface,dynamic
Add a Linear/Relative layout in xml and on run time according to given number add view(buttons and text views) in this layout. See this tuts: https://androiddesk.wordpress.com/2012/08/05/creating-dynamic-views-in-android/ http://www.javacodegeeks.com/2012/09/android-dynamic-and-xml-layout.html
Use a named regex capture in the server_name that you can refer to later. server { listen 8080; server_name ~^(?<subdir>.*)\.localhost\.com$ ; set $rootdir "/var/www/clients"; if ( -d "/var/www/clients/${subdir}" ) { set $rootdir "/var/www/clients/${subdir}"; } root $rootdir; } What your are doing is setting your default root directory to a variable...
You can use DATE_ADD() or DATE_SUB() like this: SELECT ProductID, ProductIDintarget, DATE_FORMAT(Date,'%m/%d/%Y'), SUM(Rev) FROM datatable WHERE `Date` < (DATE_ADD(CURDATE(), INTERVAL 1 MONTH)) AND `Date` > (DATE_SUB(CURDATE(), INTERVAL 2 MONTH)) GROUP BY ProductID, ProductIDintarget, `Date` Note:- You should backticks if you have keywords as column names....
c#,winforms,dynamic,telerik,tabcontrol
I have found this example over the internet and its working perfectly. public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); TabControl tb = new TabControl(); tb.Width = 500; TabPage tp = new TabPage("Tab 1"); Label lb = new Label(); lb.Text = "Test"; lb.Name = "lblTest"; lb.Location = new Point(10, 10); TextBox txt = new...
dynamic,dojo,notify,dijit.tree,jsonreststore
Using jquery instead of dojo was the solution. I found that I could solve in a few hours of learning jquery all problems that occurred when using dojo. This is mostly due to the quality of the documentation of both libraries and also because dojo seems to have too many...
The issue is in your for loop. It's really unnecessary as far as I can tell. The code could be cleaned up a bit, but to solve your issue I believe the following changes will work. For some reason the code has been copied twice, use the first code snippet...
c++,arrays,pointers,memory,dynamic
Try changing your foo() like this and see the result: void foo(t* s) { delete[] s; // Additional memory allocation t* u = new t[2]; s = new t[2]; s[0].x = "FOO.X"; s[1].y = "FOO.Y"; } By adding another memory allocation, I moved s to another location in the memory,...
javascript,html,dynamic,meteor,helper
Try using this as the helper instead: Template.Home.helpers({ UserAmount: function() { return Meteor.users.find().count(); } }); The idea is this helper is called UserAmount so the value it returns on the Home template should replace itself into the handlebars expression {{UserAmount}} You don't have to do the heavy lifting in changing...
c#,asp.net,.net,dynamic,functional-programming
Ok guys I figured out how to do that and just in case someone who would face this problem here is the solution : you have to tokenize each line using dot(.) and pointer to keep track of the index, you should use pointer with ref keyword in order to...
javascript,angularjs,dynamic,angularjs-ng-repeat
You can use $last inside ng-repeat which is true if the repeated element is last in the iterator. Or you can do it with css only with .row:last-of-type {/**/}.
You could still use scala runtime reflection: import scala.reflect.runtime.{universe => ru} val m = ru.runtimeMirror(getClass.getClassLoader) val ccr = m.staticModule("my.package.name.ObjName") // e.g. "CC" or "CD" type GetC = { def getC(name:String): CC } val cco = m.reflectModule(ccr).instance.asInstanceOf[GetC] now you could use it as cco.getC ......
Using eval() leaves the door open for arbitrary code execution, for security's sake it should be avoided. Especially if you ask for a solution for such a problem here. Then we can assume that you do not know these risks sufficiently. import sys def str_to_class(str): return reduce(getattr, str.split("."), sys.modules[__name__]) try:...
The problem seems to be you are including independent variables, and therefore, estimating an ARMAX model. For the out-of-sample forecasts, you need also values for the independent variables AvgPov and AvgEnrol. The model doesn't estimate them; recall the dependent variable is D4.AvgU5MR.
c#,.net,dynamic,reflection,metaprogramming
There are one or perhaps two problems with your code: You are using an internal class, and trying to access it with dynamic. The two things don't play well together. See http://stackoverflow.com/a/18806787/613130. Use public clasas You need to cast the value before assigning it to wabeCount, like: obj.WabeCount = (int)wabes[ndx]...
actionscript-3,flash,variables,dynamic
You should use an array for this kind of list of variables. While you can create properties dynamically, you usually want to avoid it. Especially in your case, where the actual identifier of each variable is not a String, but a number. So why not use something that does exactly...
Y10 cannot be the name of variable (because it could be confused with cell Y10). Code that attempts to use such variable names will not work. Try other name, for example y_10 will be fine.
You are allocating an int not an array: int* H = new int(length); should be: int* H = new int[length]; same with your double case: double* dos = new double(length); should be: double* dos = new double[length]; what you are doing if it were allocated on the stack is int...
Why don't you just calculate the sum of your "point" labels at the end of both events? It is nice and simple(You could do it more efficiently but i don't this there is a reason... ) Just call TotalPoints() at the end of checkBox_CheckedChanged,txtBox_CheckedChanged int TotalPoints() { int total =...
android,dynamic,android-arrayadapter,android-spinner
@Haresh Chhelana example is good, However if you want to show both name and code in spinner after selecting, check this out. List<Map<String, String>> items = new ArrayList<Map<String, String>>(); for (int i = 0; i < JA.length(); i++) { json = JA.getJSONObject(i); mapData = new HashMap<String, String>(); mapData.put("name", json.getString("Name")); mapData.put("code",...
c#,.net,dynamic,visual-studio-2013
The problem is that you're calling a method with a dynamic argument. That means it's bound dynamically, and the return type is deemed to be dynamic. All you need to do is not do that: object dObj = "123"; var obj = Convert(dObj); Then the Convert call will be statically...
I believe you could solve this nicely using a MarkupExtension. I generated the following psueocode based upon this guide. The end goal will be something like this. <ContentControl Content="{ipc:IronPythonControl IronTextBox}"/> We define our Markup Extension as so: namespace IronPythonControlsExample { public class IronPythonControl : MarkupExtension { public string Name {...
you can write your method as follows - public void CallMethod(dynamic d, string n) { d.GetType().GetMethod(n).Invoke(d, null); } ...
No you cannot do this in FXML. There is no way to write a LOOP in fxml. If you are just considered about a Button, then you may use SceneBuilder and drag-drop multiple buttons. Though, if you are considered about a more complex UI and want to repeat them, you...
When you bind anything using scoped function call angular cannot keep a watch on it so the value will not be updated. You will have to change it to a property and set using ng-model and update the property value using angular's $interval passing the required interval in milliseconds. Html...
javascript,jquery,dynamic,input
$('#submit') doesn't exist in your example. I replaced it with $('#itemform').submit() instead, and it seems to be logging a giant object. See the updated jfiddle here. $('#itemform').submit(function(e){ e.preventDefault(); var item = {}; $('input[type=text]').each(function(){ var key = $(this).attr('name'); var value = $(this).val(); item [key] = value; }); console.log(item) }); Also, if...
c++,linux,dynamic,initialization,shared-libraries
This is a fairly standard problem: you have global data, with no way to control when it is initialized. There is also a standard solution to that problem: indirect this data intialization through a function call. Instead of having global std::map<...> DBFactory, do this: // database.cpp DBFactory_t& getDBFactory() { static...
vba,dynamic,powerpoint,powerpoint-vba,buttonclick
Do you have to use a label? (I understand the size thing but you can maybe add a shape which would be easier.) Something based on: This can only work if you allow access to the VBE in Security (cannot be done in code) Sub makeBox() Dim strCode As String...
excel,vba,excel-vba,dynamic,delete
The reason why your code is throwing object required is because it cannot find the Button. So to correct that we need to set the button again after the first deletion. Here I have added 3 more variables as public introw, selnum, colnum. There is no change in the AddSceneButton...
You're not using the jQuery library in your codepen` Your level IDs have an additional "z" like level_1az so you might want to: Demo that uses jQuery function set_path(clicked_id) { var divX = ('#' + clicked_id); $('fill-in').html( divX ); $(divX+'z').css("background-color", "yellow"); // use that 'z' } Demo in pure...
To fix the compiler error, you have two options as mentioned in my comment: Change stack* myData; to stack myData; Change myData.push(u); to myData->push(u); Preferable design is the 1st option. To make the 1st option work you should use the member initializer list of your constructor: class uses{ private: stack...
If you just want to include a static javascript file, you can do it the same way that you load any other javascript file in HTML: <script src="jquery-1.11.2.min.js"></script> However, if what you want to do is pass in a javascript file that the template will load, depending on some backend...
c,arrays,dynamic,struct,initialization
You can simply initialize your array with: EDITED: Voie voies[12] = { {1,{0,16,1},{4,7,8}}, {2,{2,3,},{4,5,}}, {3,{0,},{0,}}, {4,{4,17,5},{7,10,11}}, {5,{6,7,},{7,8,}}, {6,{0,},{0,}}, {7,{8,17,9},{10,1,2}}, {8,{10,11,},{10,11,}}, {9,{0,},{0,}}, {10,{12,16,13},{1,4,5}}, {11,{14,15,},{1,2,}}, {12,{0,},{0,}} }; ...
A decorated function or method is usually a different object than the function or method it decorates [*] - so, you can just wrap the original class' method in an explict way. This is rather straightforawrd, and rather boring - but it will work if you need to decorate just...
javascript,php,mysql,dynamic,navigation
You can set the src attribute of the iframe. function goto(url) { document.getElementById("contentFrame").src = url; } UPDATED: You have an error in your PHP code. Change the A tag with this code: onclick=\"goto('imagegallery.php?category=".$myRow['productcategory']."')\" Take care of slashes.. If you have slashes into product category, you have to add some backslashes...
html,json,angularjs,dynamic,controls
This is pretty easy using the ng-repeat directive. Note how I assign the value of the model back to the scope variable in the ng-repeat. This allows me to retrieve it later. angular.module('formModule', []). controller('DynamicFormController', ['$scope', function($scope) { //Set equal to json from database $scope.formControls = [{ name: "Name", type:...
c#,dynamic,sharepoint-2010,submit-button,htmlbutton
Use HtmlButton instead of Button if you want the "HTML button tag" var btn = new HtmlButton(); btn.Attributes["class"] = "bla"; btn.Attributes["type"] = "button"; Button renders <input type="submit" /> and Button.UseSubmitBehavior renders <input type="button" />. HtmlButton will render <button type="YOUR_DEFINITION"></button>....
It is telling you that you can't return a non-const lvalue reference to a data member from a const member function. You need const int& f() const {return x;} You may decide to provide a non-const overload if needed: int& f() {return x;} As for operator[], it does not return...
arrays,algorithm,dynamic,dynamic-programming
M[i, j] is max sum from 1 to i, with j adjacent 1s The answer we need is M[n, k] which can be computed as the max of 3 situations: a[i]=0 => S=M[i-1, j] a[i]=1 and a[i-1]=0 => S=M[i-2, j]+a[i] a[i]=1 and a[i-1]=1 => S=M[i-1, j-1]+a[i] so the recursive rule...
I think the only thing you're maybe not wrapping your head around is the idea of callbacks and asynchronous methods. You're currently running your console.log statements before the replaceWith occurs. The function() { } block (your "callback") passed as the second parameter to $.get doesn't execute until the AJAX call...
Adapting your example: You need one .rmd "template" file. It could be something like this, save it as template.rmd. This is a subgroup report. ```{r, echo=FALSE} #Report Analysis summary(subgroup) ``` Then, you need an R script that will load the data you want, loop through the data subsets, and for...
php,dynamic,menu,nested,hierarchical
For those who are interested in my final code. It works for storing the data in the database and build it again into a hierarchical tree + a printable tree for HTML. JavaScript code for the nestable plugin: var nestable_update = function(e){ $(".dd-item").each(function(index){ $(this).data("id", index+1); }); var list = e.length...
java,dynamic,static,polymorphism
The idea behind static cast and dynamic cast is related to the moment a type decision needs to be made. If it needs to be made by the compiler then it's static cast. If the compiler postpones the decision to runtime then it's dynamic cast. So, your first observation is...
uitableview,swift,dynamic,ios8,autolayout
Add a (lower priority) fixed height constraint for the cell (e.g. = 40). Add a top and bottom constraint for each label. Make the top constraint a fixed margin (e.g. = 8). Make the bottom constraint a (higher priority) greater than or equal constraint (e.g. >= 8). The cell's height...
android,listview,dynamic,listactivity
This Android ListView Checkbox Example - OnItemClickListener() and OnClickListener() might provide some idea for your problem.
java,android,button,dynamic,layoutparams
Only This You have to do to change Button Dynamically First I get Button Button btn = (Button) findViewById(R.id.button1); Then Button Click event I put This Code Only TableRow.LayoutParams lp = new TableRow.LayoutParams(70, 70); btn.setLayoutParams(lp); And Works Fine. Try It. Will solve your Problem...
Create an array or list of textboxes: private TextBox[] textBoxes = new TextBox[30]; And assign a new textbox to each position: for(int i =0; i<30; i++){ TextBox txt = new TextBox(); txt.Text = "ASDASDASD"; txt.ID = "txt - " + i.ToString(); textBoxes[i] = txt; data.Controls.Add(txt); } To get the value...
dynamic,go,compilation,dynamically-generated
So you have 2 sub-tasks which together do what you want: Perform a text substitution to acquire the final source code. Compile the final source code into executable binary. 1. Text substitution The first can be easily done using the text/template package. You can either have the source templates as...
javascript,events,backbone.js,dynamic
you can do Something like this: Single Event: events:{ 'click .link':'showDetails', } function showDetails: showDetails : function(e){ var _type = $(e.target).attr("id").toUpperCase(); var _callbackName = "show"+_type+"Details"; if(typeof this[_callbackName] !== "function") return console.log("No callback named:",_callbackName); this[_callbackName].call(this,e); }, showAESDetails : function(e){ console.log("Do something!"); } Edited to respond to OP comment: whit this procedure...
If distance is a variable in your workspace, you will have to call save(str, 'distance');. You have to enter the name of the variable, not the variable itself.
To answer my own question, the problem boils down to the interaction between the following highlighted constraints: The top two are added automatically by (I think) UITableViewCell. They are of the highest priority (1000). The other two highlighted constraints are the first two (top and bottom) I added with this...
php,jquery,ajax,dynamic,mysqli
You could Pull --- Check --- Update --- Delete Psudo Code, Non-working! This is to show the flow: // Get the current database rows that are being edited $results = mysql_query('SELECT * FROM entries WHERE table_id=10'); $itemsInDB = []; while($itemsInDB[] = mysql_fetch_row($results)) {} // Iterate over the fields sent to...
javascript,jquery,dom,dynamic,tree
Try this: var json = { Asia: [{ regionList: [{ regionName: "Eastern Asia", Countrylist: [{ countryName: "China", subCountryList: [{ subCountryName: "Southern China" }] }, { countryName: "Hong Kong" }] }, { regionName: "Southern Asia", Countrylist: [{ countryName: "India" }, { countryName: "Pakistan" }] }] }] }; var html = '';...
javascript,jquery,html,css,dynamic
You can assign unique ID's to the table like this. <!--To display JSON data in the tables--> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.2/jquery.min.js"></script> <script> $(function() { var dmJSON = "data.json"; $.getJSON( dmJSON, function(data) { var idx=1; $.each(data.records, function(i, f) { var myid = 'mytable'+String(idx); idx++; var $table="<table id='"+myid+"' class='mystyles' table border=5><tbody><tr>" + "<td>"...
Quite easy: public static class DynamicLinqExtensions { public static IEnumerable<TSource> FilterByUniqueProp<TSource> (this IEnumerable<TSource> query, TSource model) { // Do something accourding to this type var type = typeof(TSource); return null; } public static IEnumerable<TSource> FilterByUniqueProp2<TSource> (this IEnumerable<object> query, TSource model) { // We use Cast<>() to conver the IEnumerable<> return...
javascript,jquery,html,css,dynamic
I think this is what you are looking for. $(function(){ $('.profilepic').on('click', function(e){ var $biginfo = $('#teamcontent'); var $bigname = $('#bigname'); var $bigjob = $('#bigjob'); var $bigdesc = $('#bigdesc'); var $pic = $(this).attr('src'); $('.bigimg').attr('src', $pic); var newname = $(this).attr('alt'); var newrole = $(this).siblings('.job').eq(0).html(); var newdesc = $(this).siblings('.desc').eq(0).html(); $bigname.html(newname); $bigjob.html(newrole); $bigdesc.html(newdesc); if($biginfo.css('display')...
c++,pointers,memory,dynamic,heap
Below pointerToPointer = new char[3]; char y[3] = {'x', 'y', 'z'}; pointerToPointer = y; you allocate memory to pointerToPointer (first line), then make pointerToPointer point to the beginning of the array y (third line). When you try to delete pointerToPointer, you effectively try to delete a pointer that points to...
sql-server,variables,dynamic,parameters
Can you check this Declare @sql varchar(max) = '' set @sql = 'SELECT RotaDate, DateDay, SlotTypeID, SlotDescription AS Hours,' select @sql = @sql + ' ' + 'max(case when ChaplainName = '''+ChaplainName+''' then AvailabilityDescription end) '+LEFT(ChaplainName, CHARINDEX(' ', ChaplainName+ ' ') - 1)+' ,' FROM Chaplaincy_Chaplains SET @sql = LEFT(@sql,...
c#,dynamic,properties,custom-attributes,typebuilder
An instance of an attribute isn't helpful here you need to define the constructor and the values that should be called. A simple solution might be to change the AddProperty Signature and exchange the params Attribute Parameter with a params CustomAttributeBuilder Parameter and construct Builder instances instead of attributes. var...
android,json,listview,dynamic,android-listview
Write a method in your adapter to add new items in existing list of items. and call that method in your async task when you are getting new dataset from your services/APIs.. Do not forget to put notifyDataSetChanged() in that method inside adapter.
After some more tries I got this working. The solution was to use the trycatch to wrap the expression's body and not the expression itself then create the resulting lambda using the expression parameters. Otherwise I got something like (not sure there) a Func<ModulelItem, bool, bool> So the final code...
javascript,jquery,arrays,json,dynamic
Try this, using some code of @dimitar: var json = { "Asia": [{ "continentCode": "GT113", "regionList": [{ "regionName": "Eastern Asia", "regionCode": "GR128", "Countrylist": [{ "countryName": "China", "countryCode": "GC302", "subCountryList": [{ "subCountryName": "Northern China", "subCountryCode": "GR207" }, { "subCountryName": "Southern China", "subCountryCode": "GR206" }] }, { "countryName": "Hong Kong", "countryCode": "GC303"...
You can use the string-based syntax, since the expression doesn't offer any advantages with dynamic anyway: var cursor = db.GetCollection<dynamic>("foo"). Find(Builders<dynamic>.Filter.Eq("_id", someId)); ...
If you don't want to check typeof(T) and call the respective method manually then reflection can work. Something like this... public class MyVendorLibWrapper { private readonly VendorLib vendorLib; public MyVendorLibWrapper() { this.vendorLib = new VendorLib(); } public T GetValue<T>() { MethodInfo method = typeof(VendorLib) .GetMethod("GetVal", new Type[] { typeof(T).MakeByRefType() });...
sql,dynamic,common-table-expression,ibm-midrange,db2400
The basic problem is in the EXECUTE. You can't "execute" the prepared SELECT. Instead, you'll need to DECLARE CURSOR for S1 and FETCH rows from the CURSOR. Note that 'executing' a SELECT statement wouldn't actually do anything if it was allowed; it would just "SELECT", so EXECUTE doesn't make much...
jquery,html,css,dynamic,restrict
jsFiddle First, set maxlength like: <input type="text" id="txtbxSSNOrITIN" maxlength="5"> $(document).on("change", '[id$=ckbxEmp]', function () { var ckd = this.checked; // ckd is now a boolean $('[id$=txtbxSSNOrITIN]') .attr("maxlength", ckd? 2 : 5) // 2 characters if checked, else 5 .css({ background: ckd? '#ffff00' : "green", // yellow if checked, else green width:...
java,android,android-layout,dynamic
Maybe try something like this: bar.getBackground().setColorFilter(Color.RED, Mode.MULTIPLY); You need to check what MODE would be apopriate, because i don't have big experience with this....
javascript,html,email,dynamic,mailto
var l=window.location+''; l=l.replace(/http(s*):\/\/(www\.)*/,''); l=l.split('/')[0]; //get the domain var mailto='privacy-'+l+'@example.com'; ...
javascript,class,object,dynamic
Thank you all for the wonderful suggestions. I combined part of the answers here in addition to this SO answer: var className = new window['MyClassName'] var instantiatedClass = className.bind.apply(className, [null, arg1, arg2, ...]); ...
First of all you need to include angular-route.js file for angular. Refer this. https://docs.angularjs.org/misc/downloading angular.module('myapp',[]). config(['$routeProvider', function ($routeProvider) { $routeProvider.when('/', { templateUrl: '/menu/Noodle.html', controller: HomeController }); $routeProvider.when('/about', { templateUrl: '/pages/about.html', controller: AboutController }); $routeProvider.when('/privacy', { templateUrl: '/pages/privacy.html', controller: AboutController }); $routeProvider.when('/terms', { templateUrl:...
WPF's ItemsControl is the correct way to show items in your views when the number of items can change. Many controls inherit from ItemsControl, like the ComboBox itself, or the DataGrid, or the ListBox... But in this example I'll use ItemsControl directly, since what you're trying to do doesn't need...
javascript,arrays,object,dynamic
You can first create an empty object and fill it as and when the data comes like users[user.id] = {}; For an example: var users = {}; var user = {id : 1}; //Data received(Just an example) users[user.id] = {}; var session = {id1 : 1.1}; //Data received users[user.id][session.id1] =...
Use the reflection to create the query, not in the query. Consider: public static IQueryable<Profile> Filter( this IQueryable<Profile> source, string name, Guid uuid) { // .<name>UUID var property = typeof(Profile).GetProperty(name + "UUID"); // p var parExp = Expression.Parameter(typeof(Profile)); // p.<name>UUID var methodExp = Expression.Property(parExp, property); // uuid var constExp =...
You cannot create an array with run-time size, it must be known at compile time. I would recommend a std::vector instead. One solution would be to count the characters after converting to a string #include <string> int MyFunction(int number) { std::vector<int> myarr(std::to_string(number).size()); } Mathematically, you can take the log (base...
Try utilizing $.each() , .appendTo() , .append() ; setting ol li , b class to code property of data $(function() { var data = [{ "name": "Afghanistan", "code": "A" }, { "name": "Bouvet Island", "code": "B" }, { "name": "Cook Islands", "code": "C" }]; $.each(data, function(key, val) { if (!$("#aZContent...
int* array = new int(10); This creates one int with value 10... for 10 ints you want [10] not (10). Then I suggest you put in... std::cerr << "j " << j << '\n'; // add some trace array[j] = counter; ...and learn to debug. When you've got it working,...
jquery,dynamic,sharepoint-2010
$(document).on("change", '[id$=ckbxEmp]', function () { ...