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Checking an equality condition using BEQ in MIPS 14 Years Ago by ch33s3r … have a question about the logic to test for (in)equality in an IF statement. For example, my code generation for… Testing Equality on a BST 14 Years Ago by evilsweeps … i can access them so i can test them for equality Re: Testing Equality on a BST 14 Years Ago by evilsweeps …==(const BstClass& rtOp)const; // compares two bst's for equality of keys protected: void rInsert(node<ItemType>*&… Probability of equality of numbers out of 4 11 Years Ago by delta_frost … have to bother about writing the function to check for equality cases. Re: how to test equality of 2 objects 19 Years Ago by Narue There are two measures of equality. Value equality says that two objects (that may or may not be… the same object) have the same value. Address equality says that two objects are in fact, the same object… in memory. Most likely you want to test for value equality: [code] bool Date::testDate ( Date& someDate ) { return d == someDate… Re: how to test equality of 2 objects 19 Years Ago by Acidburn … the question it states, write a function to test the equality of 2 date objects, then gives this code: [code] bool… Re: Semi-Equality in C++ 14 Years Ago by WaltP In layman's terms: What precision do you need? If 3 decimals, an EPSILON of .000x or smaller would work. [B]invisi[/B], it is not recommended to compare doubles for equality. The value 25 could be 25.0000001 or 24.9999999. Both are essentially equal, but floating point values are rarely exact. Re: testing the equality between and input and a string 14 Years Ago by xavier666 …) As per my knowledge, we are trying to check the equality of two char pointers of two different strings (which is… equality in posting 19 Years Ago by zeroth I don't like to be the one to bring this up but consider the following: [b]Note that no affiliate links are permitted anywhere throughout the site. In addition, most Internet Marketing forums prohibit referring to your website by name or supplying its URL. [/b] I was reading a post early this morning about a new linux forum being put up … Re: equality in posting 19 Years Ago by Dani Links - even those that advertise your own site - are permitted in signatures. There is a ten post minimum before you can create a forum signature, and it is our way of saying thanks for contributing to our community. It's your space :) The reason why we don't allow any self-promotion URLs of any kind in the Internet Marketing forums is because … Re: equality in posting 19 Years Ago by zeroth Then the wording "no affiliate links are permitted anywhere throughout the site" are confusing... Anyway, I guess I'm wrong about the post being deleted. But I swear I wasn't dreaming. I actually can go to his site and find my registration that I did after I saw his post. However, I did a search on my posts and the one I responded … Re: equality in posting 19 Years Ago by Dani If he posted in multiple places about his site, then odds are a moderator did, indeed, delete them. Especially if it was one of his first few posts - smells like he just came to this site to spam. You must have at least one post to be in the members list - if the only posts he made were spam, and they were deleted, then he will no longer be listed … Re: equality in posting 19 Years Ago by zeroth That explains it, Dani. Thanks for the explanation. I did not notice the number of posts he had made since I don't normally pay attention to that. Re: equality in posting 19 Years Ago by zeroth So, is there an acceptable way to promote a new site? I guess what I'm asking is, how would you do it and how would you make it by the rules and not obnoxious? Re: equality in posting 19 Years Ago by Scribbller Zeroth I am the one who deleted those posts because they were posted in two forums and were pretty much blatant advertising asking people to join so that he will make them mods and top it of he didnt have any other posts besides the ones advertising his site. As far as your second question is concerned about how to promote a new site well there is … Re: equality in posting 19 Years Ago by zeroth Hi Scribbller, I didn't have a problem with the deletion, just wondered what happened. Thanks for the pointers. I will pass that on to the poster. I'm not connected and only saw his posts, so at this point, I'm not sure if I'm going to get involved to any great extent, but it seems a worthwhile project. I think he will do some link exchanges … Equality match on list-valued attribute 14 Years Ago by bovlb I'm trying to use XPath/XQuery to identify HTML elements. In particular, I want to be able to match elements where the "class" attribute contains a specific token. As I understand it, "class" is now defined as NMTOKENS, which means it should be treated as list-valued. So does that mean that I can use: [code]div[@class="… Equality problem 12 Years Ago by saadahkh i am developing a simple tic tac toe game for Windows mobile using VB all the components are working fine except i am having this error on this line of code Error: Error 1 Requested operation is not available because the runtime library function 'Microsoft.VisualBasic.CompilerServices.Operators.CompareObjectEqual' is not defined. C:\Users\...\… Re: Equality problem 12 Years Ago by thines01 If you use the .Equals() method, does it give the same error? Re: Equality problem 12 Years Ago by pritesh2010 hey have you check Button1.Content of Button1. what if it contain null value?? Re: Equality problem 12 Years Ago by tungnk1993 I guess it's because you are trying to compare an object to a value Equality and Relational Operators in GUI jTables on netbeans 6 Years Ago by Damo_1 Hello everybody, so I am haveing two tables (GUI is used), each has name and number colums, and I want to sum numerical columns only (which I have done) and want to use jtextfield to show user after a button is pressed, strings like "greater, less, equal to". So the problem is that I am struggled with this part where I have to use … Re: Equality and Relational Operators in GUI jTables on netbeans 6 Years Ago by JamesCherrill Please give more details of what you are trying to do, and exactly is the problem that is preventing you from making progress. Re: Testing Equality on a BST 14 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon replace KeyType with int to see what happens. >>void main() [URL="http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-66.html"]Its [b]int main()[/b][/URL] Re: Testing Equality on a BST 14 Years Ago by Narue item and rtItem aren't nodes, they're the actual keys. You compare them like so: [code] if ( item == rtItem ) [/code] Your algorithm, however, is broken. It won't set equal to the correct value in all cases because you reset it to true. You need to consider more cases as well (such as null nodes). Compare and contrast with something like this:… Re: Testing Equality on a BST 14 Years Ago by evilsweeps hey, I do understand that my algorithm left out some cases and thank you for the working one, but I'm still having the problem of accessing that key field, i can't do this [CODE]if ( item == rtItem )[/CODE] b/c they are ItemTypes, unless i overloaded the ==operator for ItemTypes the above statement throws me a whole mess of errors. I … Re: Testing Equality on a BST 14 Years Ago by Narue Sorry about that. I misread your code and though ItemType was a typedef'd int. Since you still haven't provided enough code for me to be sure, I'll assume that the node class has an item instance rather than an item pointer, and suggest that this is the correct test: [code] // Don't traverse if there's no need if (trav->item.key != rtTrav->… Re: Testing Equality on a BST 14 Years Ago by evilsweeps yeah, that's what i thought too, but I'm getting an error that my .key fields do not exist, Error 1 error C2228: left of '.key' must have class/struct/union c:\documents and settings\lenovo\desktop\bst\bst\bst\bsttreeclass.cpp 346 Error 2 error C2228: left of '.key' must have class/struct/union c:\documents and settings\lenovo\desktop\bst\… Re: Testing Equality on a BST 14 Years Ago by Narue [B]>rather then post my whole project on here[/B] ...you could trim it down to something reasonable that still gives an error. That's generally better for pinpointing errors because it eliminates a lot of code that isn't relevant to the problem. [B]>I will try to seek some help elsewhere.[/B] The problem isn't with my qualifications (I'm … Re: Testing Equality on a BST 14 Years Ago by Narue I pieced your code together, fixed a few syntax errors, and shortened it up a bit. The only message I get from two standard compliant compilers is a warning about unreachable code in your rFindNode member function. Can you compile this and see if you get actual errors? If so, please say which compiler and version you're using: [code] #include <…