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Re: Code looks fine. But Google does have quotas and you find you can exceed those. Fix? I can only write about Google Maps. After we hit our quota we had to pay Google for more data. | |
Re: The only person I know that runs old SWF games kept an old Windows XP machine around. I guess if you invested enough effort you could run Windows XP in VirtualBox and play on. | |
Re: I haven't seen this in "database" so could you tell us what language you need to use or is this a web page? For web pages google about "clickable images." | |
Re: What happens if you open a Private Browser instance? From the web: > The Microsoft Edge Incognito Mode is called InPrivate. To start an Edge private browsing session, press the “Settings and more” button in the top-right corner, and then click or tap on “New InPrivate window.” NOTE: You can … | |
Re: I have to disagree that it should be automatic. You the programmer would review the code, check if the database is ready and fix deficiencies. Only the end user should expect ready to use apps. | |
Re: This appears to be something from a mathematics or such course. The book appears to be https://www.amazon.com/Theory-Modeling-Simulation-Bernard-Zeigler/dp/0127784551 and is sadly a typical overpriced book that you are forced to purchase. | |
Re: Sure. Initialize X and Y to say -1. Now put a while test for X and Y being negative around lines 9 to 11. | |
Re: I think there's a few prior discussions about this. Here's one from Daniweb. https://www.daniweb.com/programming/web-development/threads/339930/convert-tiff-image-to-png-jpg-using-php | |
Re: This appears to be about NLP or Natural Language Processing. Your post is sadly lacking detail that anyone could create your app. I don't see the rules of how you would get from input to output. As there are many papers out there on NLP and they can be voluminous … | |
Re: As you can guess, this is your homework to complete but feel free to ask questions about where you are stuck. There are hundreds of books about Python so no one can guess what book this is. | |
Re: Let me start with an observation. > A man with a watch knows what time it is. A man with two watches isn't quite sure. There is no reason to expect these to match as they are by two companies and as such should not match. There is no mystery … | |
Re: I just tested a site on my Android phone with the usual Chrome browser. At the bottom of mobile screen are three buttons so when I navigated to an article I didn't need a home button for the site. I used the back button on the bottom of the screen … | |
Re: I'm not an SEO person but isn't this about you working your SEO? | |
Re: Line 6 is incorrect so I didn't make it past that. Compare this to other working code. | |
Re: So much left unwritten. I don't see how grid was declared, the value i might not be initialized and there are usually some references to which C library will be used in the first few lines. I'll write incomplete code means I would be guessing here. | |
Re: Your code is incomplete so I can't see the whole picture. But there is a tutorial to show fscan's use at https://www.tutorialspoint.com/c_standard_library/c_function_fscanf.htm | |
Re: Hmm, found you at https://www.techrepublic.com/forums/discussions/regarding-instagram-is-there-any-point-to-putting-hashtags/ | |
Re: In the menu routine, add a line "There are x contacts." so you can see if you have one or more in that array. | |
Re: I'm on my workhorse PC and don't have the Java runtime installed for security reasons. How would you get your app to run? Also, since I already have fine photo apps for free such as Paint.NET, The GIMP and others, are you sure we need another photo/paint app? | |
Re: That looks coded to me. Can you explain further what your goal here is? I would be guessing you were trying to ask about encrypting and hiding PHP code but picked the wrong word. If that was your question then why didn't prior discussions work for you? | |
Re: While the big picture of what you are attempting to do is missing, let's see if httpclient works. Read some from https://www.google.com/search?q=Java+posting+with+httpclient | |
Re: You are spoilt. We had a huge computing system way back when and it had 7 letter filenames. Years before that, no filenames. Just paper punch tape and cards. | |
Re: While you can search for such, I'm using AutoHotKey to do this. I see no reason to burden myself with Javascript or c++. | |
Re: Wait, didn't you just post this under another account. How's life in Chandigarh, India? | |
Re: Before you or anyone writes a script, you would describe in detail what said script would do. Or you would perform the work manually then automate it. Do you have the steps documented that you would then cast into code? | |
Re: Following because I'm not sure if that is even possible.. | |
Re: I recall this being an issue in many versions of Windows. From memory it's a driver issue so you'll have to decide if you must handle deficient drivers in your code. I mean, your code most likely already had queried the display resolution so why was this done again? | |
Re: I had an idea but then looked on the web with https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=system-wide+_ifdef%3F to discover others already commenting. To pull this off, you never do something oddball. Put what you need in the code, submit it to the source management system you use (you didn't tell) and if you don't want … | |
Re: This has many many prior discussions about prime number generation. You tagged this with c and visual-basic-6 so you must have a better idea of what you code in today. I wrote in VB6 for years and because of its limitations I'll guess you won't use that old system. But … | |
Re: 1. So you want to sort a structure: I see hints at http://www.cprogrammingnotes.com/question/sorting-structure-array.html Remember no one here will write your code. Sorting can solve for task 1. 2. and 3. As to the next task you should be able to write more code to search as noted. | |
Re: Something's untold here. I looked again at Figma and the tool allows you to see in advance what was made in Figma. Maybe you wanted to play with the final app in total and not just the screens? | |
Re: Where to start? I can't tell where you are in your classes on VB.net apps so I'll start with a question. Do you know how to respond to the Click Event? | |
Re: While poorly formatted to the point of unreadable, you didn't ask a question or tell us where you are stuck. | |
Re: Also: # oceanic # | |
Re: You mention data access but didn't mention much about the datastore. For what apps I've developed I use SQL (don't make me list all I've used over the years) and this seems to solve the concurrency issues since the data commit is done by the SQL server before it processes … | |
Re: For gaming I found I need pretty high end systems to get high performance unless I'm running an old game such as Doom. Details are absent here but I have run into folk trying to write a game (console or not) on old laptops with Intel graphics and they are … | |
Re: Can you think of any example where this works? My thought is if this did work it would show an exploit or bug in the browser since a tab is sandboxed from other tabs. It's valid to expect the messages to work in a single tab but would highlight a … | |
Re: I find folk only learn about backups (one backup copy is not good enough today) when they lose it all or pay for recovery. I've had some luck with Recuva and I like it since it doesn't write to the drive we are recovering files from. But you will get … | |
Re: Why did you put a semicolon at the end of line 127? There may be other errors but you should at least correct syntax errors first. | |
Re: Seems simple. In psuedo code: 1. Open file. 2. Loop 3. Read a line. 4. If match, close file, return result. 5. End of file? Close file, return not found. | |
Re: There's so much missing here. Maybe this is homework and you didn't read https://www.daniweb.com/welcome/rules about homework. Next there's the small issues that C++ doesn't have native SQL support. Along with what you wrote above doesn't seem to detail enough for any seasoned programmer to create this app. Maybe there's more … | |
Re: Such bugs are reported back to the author of these extensions. If folk don't report then the author won't know to fix it. | |
Re: I worry here. That is, how else would you get the information needed to process the payment? Answer: It's legal to be paid for a product or service. | |
Re: Since C++ doesn't have native graphics I take it this will be just text. Try this link: https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Parsing/RPN_calculator_algorithm has this in C++ and 77 other languages. | |
Re: Maybe. If this was a LAN where we use the usual non-routable addresses, yes. If this was a network directly on the Internet, then no. | |
Re: None for a lot of us. There has been some attempt to, as they say "put the genie back in the bottle" in regards to photos. But truth be told I don't see any legal proceedings here (I'm close to a state and federal court house and check the docket … | |
Re: Given the age, working on this old gear can break it. The shop if it sees this will advise the client find a working machine and salvage what's good in said machine. 95C won't kill those Intel CPUs so that's not it. But age and stress from the work can … | |
Re: Are you reporting the company isn't answering your questions? That's bad and a sign you need to shop elsewhere. What else can I answer for you vestogeorge? | |
Re: At 276 lines long I won't read all that. Tell us **what** you think the issue or problem is, then **where** in this code to look. PS. I see you used system(). http://www.cplusplus.com/articles/j3wTURfi/ and many other artilces note why this is never a good idea. In fact I think this … |
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