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computer engineering student... major in software development.. hehehe ^__^...
- Interests
- programming, developing algorithms
- PC Specs
- too slow...just for algorithm development...just like C.... ms-DOS based compilers... cant afford to…
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Re: try inserting the inclusion in department_list.php: <?php [B]include_once('catalog.php');[/B] // Manages the departments list class DepartmentsList { Regards, ivanceras | |
Hi everyone, Does anybody knows how to position the scroll bar of the code generated by the css div{overfolw:scroll}?.. The default position of the scroll bar is on the top.. now, what i want is to position the scroll bar at the bottom of the <div> overflow:scroll... I need help... … | |
got some questions about .com and .exe files Whats the main difference between the two file types? When two files of the same file name one with .com extension.. the other .exe why does windows give higher priority to the .com file? help me figure it out pls ;) | |
Re: try using the visibility property. to make it visible: [CODE]document.getElementById ("divid").style.visibility="visible";[/CODE] to make it back to hidden: [CODE]document.getElementById ("divid").style.visibility="hidden";[/CODE] Regards, ivanceras | |
Re: add this function to your javascript [CODE]function reloadPage(){ location.reload(true) }[/CODE] then edit your handleResponse script [CODE]function handleResponse() { if(http.readyState == 4){ var response = http.responseText; var update = new Array(); if(response.indexOf('|' != -1)) { update = response.split('|'); [B] if(update[0]=='refresh'){ //if the first part of text says refresh reloadPage();//then reload the … | |
Re: Hi Deacon J, Im pretty sure that you are an expert about div..... how about my problem..? with css <div> {overflow:scroll/auto} controls... when the page is reloaded.. the default location of the <div> overflow scroll bars is on the top... what shoul i do to position the scroll button/bars at … | |
Re: [quote=tlly]I've got a 2 tricky questions for u. Can anyone write: 1). A "Hello World" program in 'C' without using any semicolon. 2). A 'C' program without using any loop (if, for, while,etc...) to print numbers. A friend gave me those questions but up till now i have not been … | |
Re: well just keep on reading the best site of it php.net :) | |
Re: Also why integer is limited to -32767 TO +32767? >> integer value is 16 bit in size which yields a maximum of 65,536 ( from 2^16) combinations.... and it has different attributes (such as signed(default) , unsigned, short long).. these attribute may vary the range of the integer limitation... as … | |
Re: [quote] C.... code.. its up for you to translate to C++ and correct other situations.. like no string is entered.... [code] #include<stdio.h> #include<string.h> #define MAX_LEN_WORD 80 #define MAX_NO_WORDS 100 main(){ char buffer[MAX_LEN_WORD]=""; char word[MAX_NO_WORDS][MAX_LEN_WORD]; int word_counter = 0; printf("Enter string"); gets(string); /*separating the words */ len = strlen(string); for(x=0;x<len;x++){ if(string[x]==' … | |
Re: im confused with your explaination of your problem..... maybe you mean ... the index of alpha will be the value of buffer[0].. then use.. [code] x=buffer[0]; printf("%d",apha[x]); [/code] | |
Re: Hi jazzz.. those code are too advance to be understand... those are optimized code which enable the machine to execute efficiently faster... why just start from the basic.... | |
Re: [quote=aeinstein]Hi all, I'm transistioning from the networking end of things and moving to the programming side, so, even though I've been around here for quite awhile, I have a pretty basic queston: since the char data type has a minimum range values between -127 to 128, how is a letter … | |
Re: i think you should develop a sequence tracking algortihm. my example algorith... char string[100] = "string of ABC and so on.. and ABC so forth.." char tracker[3] = "ABC" char buffer[40]=""; for(i=0; i< strlen(tracker)-1 ; i++){ buffer[i] = string[i]; } for(x=0; x< strlen(string);x++){ buffer[x]=string[x]; if(strcmp(buffer,tracker)==0){ return true; /* it contains … | |
Re: well... all symbols are assigned from 0 to 255... why not create an array of counter which count the number of ascii value which is the same as it index.. and in the same time the index is the ascii value of the symbol counted.... my algo for that ...^___^ … | |
Re: [code]char string[80]; int index; printf("Enter a string:"); scanf("%s",&string); START: printf("where to start display"); scanf("%d",&index); if(index<strlen(string)){ goto START; } y=0; for(x=index ; x< strlen(string);x++){ buffer[y] = string[x]; y++; } printf("%s",&buffer); getch();[/code] <<email snipped>> |
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