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Remove Filter  | Hi all, So before I went and posted ~800 lines of code, I have 2 questions: 1: What is the preferred way for us to post "complex" C++ (of course, this is just a .h, .cpp, and main cpp but it's still a lot of lines) that wont just be … |
| | Looking for conceptual help... I am writing a program in C++ to handle socket connections, eventually to be a websocket server. However, the rest of my stack uses PHP for serving up page. Is there a way to use PHP as an intermediary between the client (JS) and the application … |
| | Is it possible to know which connection sent data wiht recv()? Current setup is - Main Thread spins and waits - Thread 1 - do stuff unimportant to socket - Thread 2 - accept() -> keep linked list of accetpted sockets - Thread 3 - recv() -> can I know … |
| | NOTE: Viewed and tested in MS Edge 25.10586.627.0 MS EdgeHTML 13.10586 https://jsfiddle.net/qgg86g7y/1/ As you can see in the fiddle, if 50 elements are displayed and calculated, a scroll bar will appear. 51 or more and the scrollbar will not appear, and scrolling is impossible. Is anyone else seeing this behavior? …  |
| | so.. Im having trouble wrapping my noodle around this... my initial thought: -- events create table Events ( id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, Title VARCHAR(512) NOT NULL, Description TEXT NULL, StartDate DATETIME NOT NULL, EndDate DATETIME NULL ); create index StartDate_OnEvents On Events (StartDate); create table EventFrequency ( … |
| | So... I would like to work on a program that will work on trilateration using wifi signals (as I understand it, much like Google does for indoor GPS fall-off). Sadly, I don't think I have the expertise (yet) for this, and I am looking for some input on where to …  |
| | While it may certainly seem "lazy" I spend a large portion of my time in javascript and I like the syntax for arrays. I cant seem to figure out if I can "prototype" the array "object" and give it methods that simply returns the appropriate function: i.e. $aMyArr = array(); …  |
| | Im working through sprocs with MySQL and I came across something that made me quite uncertain... I learned sprocs with MSSQL and I am used to declaring as such: create ... myProc (@var type, @var2 type(xxx)) as .... and for declares, we declare vars as declare @var3 type(xxx), @var 4 … |
| | /* also, read the edit */ So... after painful MySQLi intro to working with MySQL Stored procedures... I have come to the conclusion that the only good way to pass variable length binds is to use eval() Is this a poor choice? The way I am using it is: $Conn … |
| | Im hoping someone could fill in a few blanks for me, so I can better understand how I need to tackle a personal project. Obviously, it's about our wonderful friend video streaming. As I understand it, it works as follows: Video is taken from it's raw state (whatever the input … |
| | Hi All! So, I have a shared windows host with IIS 7 with godaddy, so that I can use MSSQL/TSQL (which, as I understand it, is not available with Linux). However, my server configuration education was with Linux, and focused on the wonderful all encompassing .htaccess file to configure environment …  |
| | So I have seen a few widgets around that make use of seemingly custom social media share buttons. Are these buttons made by simply extracting the URL being built from the API? Or is there a better way to do this? The iFrame versions are quite "invasive" and often do … |
| | So, maybe this is a concept out of the domain of programming... but I think not. Lets say we have a 400MB video file that we want to either send somewhere, or stream. Can we use python to break it into binary, break the binary into chunks, and then send … |
| | Are there any open source/free to use, commonly updated... either dumps or APIs that will let someone have zip codes and addresses validated? Think monster.com or careerbuilder.com's location search, or something similar. Thanks Ryan |
| | Which module would I look into to capture things like disc read/write speed, as well as possibly capture what the disk is reading/writing at the time. I would like to make a diagnostic module to check if my disc speed is taking a hit, as I rebuilt a PC and … |
| | I have taken up the Python Challenge and I am stuck on challenge 6, which requires PIL - and sadly I am using 3.2 and there is no PIL support. Yes, alternatively I could simply download 2.7. However, I know there are some differences between 2.x and 3.x and I … |
| | So, in an exercise in futility, I decided to write a script that will take either a file or a string and find patterns in the words, and display the results for a nice friendly human use. Right now, it simply searches forwards and backwards(ish), but Im wondering if there …  |
| | So, I would like to start working on a python module to support RFC 2326 (RTSP), in an effort to work on a larger application that I will probably need help with later. I am unsure how to go about making software that is meant to adhere to a specific … |
| | Having a little trouble getting my "pre-loader" to show properly... I would assume, what this script would do is that once xmlhttp is invoked, JS would make a div with an ID called 'preload' and it will persist until we get a 400 response from the server, and then destroy …  |
| | Hey all, Im hoping this isnt too out of line to ask - it is genuinely out of a desire to learn and improve, but sadly it is not necessarily code based. I am working on getting "experience" so I can persue a career in programming, either web, platform, or …  |
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