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Re: I don't know what you intend to do with the <xsl:with-param> but what I understand from the [URL="http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/el_with-param.asp"]tutorial[/URL] it is used to pass parameters to a template. So you should call a template before that, or insert a template between the tags. | |
I was just wondering the following. In my win32 GUI application I have callback functions like [CODE=C++] static BOOL CALLBACK UserInterface::DialogProc(HWND hwnd, UINT message, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam) [/CODE] Is it possitble like in my other callback functions to pass a this pointer, so it would look something like this: … | |
Hi everyone, I am trying to convert a textfile eventually to a pdf file with a visualization of information in the text file. I use Java to convert the text file to an xml file, and fop to convert the xml together with an xsl file to a pdf containing … | |
Re: If you indent your code correctly you will find the place the error is quite quickly. [CODE=cplusplus] #include <iostream.h> #include <conio.h> main() { int kwh,rate1,rate2,base1,base2,rate3,regning; rate1=22; rate2=33; rate3=15; base1=25; base2=35; cout << "indtast hvor mange kwh du bruger: "; cin >> kwh; if (kwh<=20) { regning=+rate1*kwh; cout << "din regning … | |
Re: First of all you are only outputting the videoID to the file. Second: in the displayRecord method you use a for-loop to iterate through all the nodes in the list, but in the saveRecord you use a while-loop. If the for-loop works, why not re-use that piece of code. Except … | |
Re: To reverse the printout of the linked list you can try something like the following: [CODE] void print(node*& head) { node * temp = head; if (temp->next != null) { print(temp->next); } cout << temp->base; } [/CODE] This way you first recursively go to the last element of the linked … | |
I am relatively new to XSLT, but I have a problem which seems very strange to me and I hope you will be able to help me out. I have an xml file which contains information about the x and y sizes of sheets in a document and x and … | |
Re: I don't know if it solves your problem, because the problem isn't really clear. When I worked with the ifstream I had problems with the file IO to. The solution was to NOT declare the ifstream as a global varaible, but everytime the ifstream is used make a new ifstream. … | |
Hi everyone, I am new to this forum and I like to introduce myself Name: Chantal Hair: Blonde Eyes: Blue, Grey, Green Location: Netherlands Age: 25 Hobbies: Listen music, Go, Learning Japanese, Watching moveies/TV series, irritate our cat Relationship Status: Boyfriend Fav Music: anything other than classical, heaving metal and … |
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