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I call this an imaginary error, because the code that causes is never run, and it does not report an error, but the functionality breaks. I'm developing a PHP framework. I have a debugger that writes lines to the a file throughout the execution of the framework. I noticed today … |
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I'm designing a website for a school project, and I'm having some trouble with IE7. Here's the site: [url]http://caffeol.otherroaddesign.com/[/url] It shows fine in FF and Opera, but in IE7 the sidebar doesn't work. I can't figure it out. This project is due tomorrow, so please help me. Thanks! Here's the … |
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Dear folk , I have some Data which I want to send it with PHP the thing I need is this : $to="email@test.com"; $CC="email@test.com"; $data = "these Information is going to be attached to an Email I tring to send them by PHP to those addrest ses and also make … |
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Is there a way to find how much RAM the application is using up (including external libraries), how much RAM in total is being used on the system and how much RAM the system has installed? This is all on linux. |
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Lets say we have appA and appB. appB is running in the background, not doing anything. Then the user opens up appA. They punch in a number, and hit enter. Then appA "pokes" appB and sends it the number. appB multiplies the number by 5, pokes appA and sends it … |
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Wasn't sure where to post this, I couldn't find a relevant forum. Whats the LGPL and how does it differ from the GPL? |
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How do you embed a file within an application (lets say a text file) and read it with the application? Also, how do you set an icon for you application? |
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I'm just diving back into C++ after a while of being away. I've created a simple project. But its giving me these stupid errors when I've been trying to do some OOP: main.cpp [CODE=cpp] #include <iostream> using namespace std; #include "oopy.h" int main(int argc, char** argv) { Oopy awesome; cout … |
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I did some C++ a few years ago, and now am starting again. One of the first things I am going to try is getting SOs to work. Can somebody recommend some good tutorials for me to get started? (I know C++ pretty well, just a bit rusty) |
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Lets say we have a string named "pie" with the value of "do_something". We also have a function with the name of "do_something" Is there a way to call the function with the name of the value of pie? In this case, do_something? There is a way to do this … |