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Replied To a Post in Win 8 or win 7
I like them both, actually. -
Replied To a Post in Report User Button
The only situation I can think of where this might be useful for immediate mod attention is spammer bot naming and profile patterns. With the current system that's too rare … -
Replied To a Post in database and gridview
DataGridView only binds to one table at a time. Third party controls (such as Infragistics' UltraGrid) support multiple table binding, but if you want to go with standard controls the … -
Replied To a Post in doubt
> The default colomns in a datagrid are textboxes. Annoyingly substandard textboxes if you need more than default behavior, but yes. ;) It's also an interesting exercise in frustration if … -
Replied To a Post in C++ Coding
After a cursory reading, it looks like the problem is to eliminate adjacent whitespace and enable word wrapping. This is clearly a homework assignment, and it's also an instructive exercise … -
Replied To a Post in Converting characters in a string to its binary equivalent
Well done. However, you have two glaring errors in the modified code. See if you can find them. -
Gave Reputation to ddanbe in C# button disable depending on the user account
I should not even disable the buttons. Don't even show them if the user is not an admin. -
Replied To a Post in Coding Challenge: String to Date
Seeing all of you go through essentially the same process I did makes me feel all warm and squishy. Group hug! ;D -
Replied To a Post in things confusing Me about C
> what should i know to develop a library like the C standard library You should have a strong foundation in C, but not necessarily the uncommon features. As an … -
Replied To a Post in Coding Challenge: String to Date
> I guess strings like "1 jan 14" or "01 1 2014" are allowed also? The use cases I received at least were consistent in the ordering of the month … -
Replied To a Post in comboBox data issue
As I said before, if you're not binding these controls to a data set with foreign keys, you need to *manually* get the correct department from the query result and … -
Replied To a Post in comboBox data issue
TextChanged fires every time the text changes, which means you're doing a *lot* of unnecessary work. Keeping it simple, I'd add a search button that fills in your combo boxes … -
Edited Coding Challenge: String to Date
## Disclaimer ## Full disclosure, this is a problem I've recently encountered at work. I couldn't find a reasonable solution and ended up recommending a logistics approach rather than a … -
Edited Coding Challenge: String to Date
## Disclaimer ## Full disclosure, this is a problem I've recently encountered at work. I couldn't find a reasonable solution and ended up recommending a logistics approach rather than a … -
Edited Coding Challenge: String to Date
## Disclaimer ## Full disclosure, this is a problem I've recently encountered at work. I couldn't find a reasonable solution and ended up recommending a logistics approach rather than a … -
Created Coding Challenge: String to Date
## Disclaimer ## Full disclosure, this is a problem I've recently encountered at work. I couldn't find a reasonable solution and ended up recommending a logistics approach rather than a … -
Replied To a Post in Implementing ArrayList
Are you asking how to write your own or how the .NET ArrayList class is implemented? For the latter, that's [easy to show](http://referencesource.microsoft.com/#mscorlib/system/collections/arraylist.cs#3e3f6715773d6643) because the code has been open sourced. -
Replied To a Post in Easiest new laungae to learn for free
C# or VB.NET are both freely available. There are free compilers for C++ and Java as well. Those are among the most popular languages. -
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plz can any one help me.. i need it 2night -
Replied To a Post in help
> no I just have a final exam and I dont have a time .. so plz helllp me :(( You can downvote as much as you want, but it … -
Replied To a Post in help
We require proof of effort when helping with homework assignments. Further, don't expect anyone to do the work for you. If you do, you're not going to meet your deadline. -
Began Watching Difference between and array of structs and an array of class objects?
I have a linear array of structs. These are constant structs and is a way of holding a simple table. Now though I need to add another "column" to the … -
Replied To a Post in Difference between and array of structs and an array of class objects?
> As you point out the struct would get passed as a value, and if the struct got bigger so the passing would become more heavy. This is true, but … -
Replied To a Post in Difference between and array of structs and an array of class objects?
It's really the difference between a [value type (`struct`) and reference type (`class`)](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/t63sy5hs.aspx). For types that are suitable to both, I tend to prefer reference types for consistency. But that's … -
Replied To a Post in Convert String 'tabName' to DataGridView.Name
> frmMain has a tabControl on the 12 tabs (1 for each month) and a datagridview showning the days and the times and hours worked frmEditMonth (used as a edit … -
Replied To a Post in maximum buffer size allowed in memcpy
> If there no official limit, I'd guess that the max would be the amount of free memory currenly available. There's an official limit: the range of `size_t`. Obviously if … -
Began Watching maximum buffer size allowed in memcpy
What is the maximum buffer size allowed in memecpy() function in c, I am using GCC compiler,32-bit system, What is the affecting factor for memcpy failure? ->Alignment issue? ->Size? however … -
Replied To a Post in maximum buffer size allowed in memcpy
> To be honest I don't know, and never knew there was a max. That's because it's high enough that if you reach it, you're doing something very very wrong. … -
Replied To a Post in Save files.
Certainly. -
Replied To a Post in Save files.
My preference is to store options in a settings object (application-specific) and then serialize it to an XML file in either the ProgramData folder or isolated storage. This accomplishes three … -
Replied To a Post in Hopeless with these reputation points and community skills
It's the other way. Reputation adds a vote, but votes don't add reputation. Endorsements are a separate feature entirely, where people endorse you (hopefully) when you show expertise in a … -
Replied To a Post in Get paid to answer questions
> You mean like StackOverflow does? :) I wouldn't say they punish bad answers any more than we do, excepting the capability of regular members with sufficient e-peen points having … -
Replied To a Post in Counting identical words
The first thing I notice is that the following accomplishes nothing (unless by "nothing" you wanted an infinite loop): } while(*str != '\n'); // if empty str inputed -> stop … -
Replied To a Post in Get paid to answer questions
> it'll get more members involved giving good answers rather than some bs that some will give. Doubtful. A lot of the bad answers are due to ignorance about the … -
Replied To a Post in Pseudocode
Good luck with that. On a side note, simply posting your homework assignment is unlikely to produce useful replies. We don't help students cheat. -
Replied To a Post in Hello daniweb members
Welcome aboard. We have similar roles at work. I started out as a pure developer but now have been moved to a support manager who can also pick up the … -
Replied To a Post in cin>> and cout<<
Note that `cin` and `cout` are objects with a number of input and output methods on varying types. `<<` and `>>` are overloaded operators for those objects that "simplify" the … -
Replied To a Post in user defined array size
> Recent changes to the C and C++ standards allow for variables as array size declarators. C++ still doesn't support non-const array sizes. C has technically supported it since 1999, … -
Replied To a Post in File I/O problem
Don't use `eof()` as a loop control because it introduces a fencepost error. `eof()` returns true only *after* you try and fail to read from the stream. Instead, the `>>` … -
Replied To a Post in Array resize - enhance the efficiency
> I thought about change resizing step from 1 to 10, but I have to ask whether is it allowed. Of course it's allowed, provided you don't have unusual restrictions … -
Replied To a Post in Post formatting
> mostly because we had no one on the dev team who was able to figure it out :) I lacked sufficient time to figure it out and sufficient approval … -
Replied To a Post in Beginner Trying to understand better
I'd go with a loop as well. You could do it using more advanced methods, but since this exercise is at the beginner level, it's better to keep things simple. -
Replied To a Post in polymorephim
> what's difference b/t polymorphism andinheritance Polymorphism is an optional feature of inheritance. Your question suggests that you think they're independent, which they're not. Without inheritance (or a significant amount … -
Replied To a Post in Swap 2 number without using third variable
> While swapping if overflow occurs how to manage it....? Use a temporary variable of the same type, no overflow will occur in that situation. If you try using the … -
Replied To a Post in Entry Level Developer Resume - No professional experience
I wouldn't bother qualifying the languages you know as being academic experience. Experience is experience, even if you weren't paid for it. However, I'd refrain from including languages that you … -
Replied To a Post in Microsoft Visual C# 2013 Step by Step
> @deceptikon: I said C#, not C++. Yes, I know. And I also know that C++ throws new concepts at you willy nilly, especially if you're new to programming. The … -
Replied To a Post in Microsoft Visual C# 2013 Step by Step
> Did you ever do any reverse engineering for your code? Yup. I was doing it today. :) One of the best things about .NET is being able to decompile … -
Replied To a Post in Activity stream
> What, no comment on the changes? :) It's jacked up to the point of being useless now. :( The times are all jumbled rather than in order, and it's … -
Replied To a Post in Microsoft Visual C# 2013 Step by Step
> Also when you would creat a project, did you use a flowchart and any pseudocode? Nope. For complex projects I'll draw out my idea of how it should all … -
Replied To a Post in Microsoft Visual C# 2013 Step by Step
> As a first language I think c++ could be easier and faster to learn then C#. If you have never learned a programming language before there are lots of …
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