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Re: My advice is to expand the possible solutions to python or another scripting language. Just bash? Too much of a straight jacket approach. | |
Re: It's been a week so I bit my tongue to see what folk would write. Not much happened so here goes. The homepage when I look at it does not showcase what DaniWeb has to offer. It's pretty, it has the new look but to a newby I don't see … | |
Re: I'm guessing you did your research on how to distribute your VB.net app and didn't find a clear answer. Here are priors about using sqlite. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-ab&q=vb.net+sqlite+how+to+distribute+my+app | |
Re: I'm going to disagree. Everday new Windows users are not getting machines ready and setup to install their apps and files on that other partition and drive. Asking most to learn this is a pain. Too many folk today just want to use the machines. They do not want to … | |
Re: You've tagged this with both vb.net and vb6 but need to write what you need here. Such as are you looking for a finished app with source code or are you stuck with how to read a file? Vb.net and vb6 syntax vary so you should pick one and not … | |
Re: What is TM? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TM didn't help. | |
First how this happened. The Nissan Leaf from about 2011 to mid 2015 on the SV and SL models included Telematics. Telematics in thse models let the owner use a web site or smart phone app to query battery status, start or stop charging and turn on/off the climate control … | |
Re: I'd like to hear your solution. While I have written very small passages in assembly on quite a few CPUs these were mostly on non-x86 processors. In assembly I don't think of variables but some memory location by name. Since all my work was IRL, my only restrictions were usually … | |
Re: I'd change this to print to a file what I want as well as the screen. As in, don't use that line where you wrote sys.stdout = log_file. Just buckle down and write more lines of code to get what you want. | |
Re: Are you Kam_1? https://www.daniweb.com/members/1153859/kam-1 | |
Re: I think this would require using what was in the course material leading up to this assignment to be a valid answer. Go back over your course notes to see what should be used in your new system. | |
> We have paused the rollout of the Windows 10 October 2018 Update (version 1809) for all users as we investigate isolated reports of users missing some files after updating, -Microsoft on its support site for Windows Update. So if you have already downloaded the latest ISO from the Media … | |
Re: This appears to be either you want others to code for you or you need a short tutorial on passing the array to your method. Here's the shortest tutorial I could find. http://www.mathcs.emory.edu/~cheung/Courses/170/Syllabus/09/array-param.html | |
Re: 1. I read the entire newsletter so I'd read this as well. 2. While I may not be that interesting to others, yes to both. 3. Advice for others or a lesson you learned that you wish others had shared. | |
Re: I let this question stew for a while since everytime I read it I thought "hey, they have their target audience so they know what that audience is here for." So it's not like you don't have your target audience where you need the questions with answers to find the … | |
Re: Good question. It appears "data" extends to the printed data so name tags with full name may be a problem. That is, if the employee wants to share, it would be fine. But if the employer forces this badge to be in plain sight, my bet is it's a problem. … | |
Re: What use "for" in this simple case? From https://www.pythonforbeginners.com/files/reading-and-writing-files-in-python Maybe it's just 3 lines of code. Example: file = open(“testfile.txt”, “r”) print file.readline(2): file.close() | |
Re: That explaination doesn't work for me either. Nested loops are over in the tutorial at https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cplusplus/cpp_nested_loops.htm which covers 3 or more nested loop designs. | |
Re: @hamza. While you may have an idea of your design, what you posted has many missing parts. For example you lead with "code in a data structure" which sounds odd to me. I usually put my c++ code into the files that are to be compiled. So maybe it's just … | |
Re: This appears at first to be a question about Citrix MCS (Machine Creation Service.) For an overview I read https://www.citrix.com/content/dam/citrix/en_us/documents/reference-material/citrix-virtual-apps-and-desktops-machine-creation-service-deployment-on-oracle-cloud-infrastructure-bare-metal-instances-with-microsoft-hyper-v.pdf I've had encounters with Citrix on and off over the years but only during the product selection process. The deployment is something else and nothing I felt I needed to … | |
Re: Let's say you think obfustication works. Why would it be outdated if it works? Humans still use wheels and how old is that idea and how old are documents about wheels? | |
Re: It's not entirely needed. It's nice to have so vision limited users can get a quick read of what the image is. Also, long explanations are at https://www.google.com/search?q=why+do+you+need+alt+text+on+your+images%3F | |
Re: What I'm reading is line 11 gets something, line 12 gets something. That's two "get something"s. | |
Re: I'm ignoring the code dumps. I'll share how I research how to command line compile using a Google search. 1. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-ab&q=compiling+from+the+command+line+%22Code+Blocks%22 2. That's pretty close. I think this link is the one you want: http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php?topic=11897.0 It appears this and other issues pop up when you try to move to the … | |
Re: While I did write in x86 PC BIOS assembly it was long ago. This is just me sharing my thoughts on your issue. First I'd change line 8 to be double in size since you can easily get into a buffer overflow situation. Either that or work your code in … | |
Re: Looking at your tagline about dot.net training is this some form of shilling? You've done such questions before and why not reveal your company next? | |
Re: You seem to have done it again. What? Posited a question with good priors. Here's a google about your question. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1&q=apply+Themes+to+an+asp.net+application | |
Re: I worry here. That is, your question has been punted about for over a decade. Always check those priors. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1&q=event+handlers+that+can+have+in+Global.asax | |
Re: You may want to count yourself lucky. If an update fails to install, **DO NOT FORCE IT IN**. I've seen folk end up having to start over. These usually work themselves out as the update failure reports back to Microsoft and it might be reinssued. -> To carry on here, … | |
Re: Good news. Or rather a sip from the fire hose. There are over 53 examples at https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Arithmetic_evaluation including C++. In the C++ example they used the Boost library and in there you can see how they parsed the expression. Now that's not ready to use for your question but very … | |
Re: This would be the HTML title feature. Read https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_title.asp Now change your html to have what you wanted. | |
Re: I start my research with your question as a start. Example: https://www.google.com/search?&q=file-processing+modes+with+Python | |
Re: You seem to have a wide open field there for E-games in those areas. | |
Re: You wrote lpr but what printer? Read https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19109-01/tsolaris8/817-0879/6mgl9vnga/index.html | |
Re: What's stopping you from working this assignment? Or are you expecting folk on the Internet to do this for you? | |
Re: The thing about quicksort is the sheer number of implementations that you find on the web. https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Sorting_algorithms/Quicksort shows over 120 implementations for your study. While creating another quicksort may be educational, it's best to view these as wheels that you pick up and install so you don't lose time creating … | |
Re: Another issue is the more you code in the commercial space the less choice you get on the language, the development environment and the process. The bigger the app or design the more likely you don't have a choice about language, tools and methods. This may be the hardest to … | |
Re: You left me confused. You wrote you don't share code then proceed to try to use shared code. Beyond that, the C code you shared looks to be old command line stuff and no indication a windows system was in use. For decades when I ran a small C app … | |
Re: In the first code passage, you declare a char called c, then on line 30 treat this char as if it was an array. | |
Re: Your considerations are what matters. You have reasons to use these so share why you used them over writing your own or choosing another library. | |
Re: This will be work but I'll share how I find the maker's remote part number for Samsung. A few ways. 1. www.samsungparts.com Put in the TV and for many models the remote is in there. 2. Google it. The full model number which for Samsung is some letters, numbers followed … | |
Re: I'm running into a problem on such machines too often. Can you supply me the SMART VALUE 01 from a Speccy report for all drives? If that value is zero then what's next is the full Web Speccy report so to avoid so many questions. Here's how: https://www.piriform.com/docs/speccy/using-speccy/publishing-a-speccy-profile-to-the-web | |
Re: I no longer fix this. That is, I don't bother trying to get Windows to report this. I go get the free version of BatteryBar and get a better readout of the battery condition. -> Second problem. Since the time remaining is not accurate it's probably best to not give … | |
Re: And a fine way to instantly tank your app's adoption rate. Need proof? Do you know anyone with said phone from a Microsoft company? | |
Re: Did you try line 26? | |
Re: I was able to write this in one line. Here it is. print "9\n89\n789\n6789\n56789\n456789\n3456789\n23456789\n123456789\n" In case this doesn't fit your top post's requirement, I would be guessing if more was required. If I'm wrong, read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question first. | |
Re: The hamburger looks okay but it took me a moment to make this response because the edit box was below the reply button. | |
Re: I thinking this search: https://www.google.com/search?q=credit+card+generator+PHP+Github | |
Re: Even at 2 minutes you might be doing better than Windows File Explorer (WFE.) Keep in mind that I won't go over a lot of prior discussions but will note that unless you build up some sort of cache to avoid a directory call the speed is limited by the … | |
Re: I doubt MSFT will fix this as they are on IE11 now. |
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