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I have looked and looked and tried to find an answer for what I've been looking for, but I have yet to see an answer for this:
I am trying to generate a Wordpress loop that takes all the posts from a single category and displays them three at a time inside...
Started by f8xmulder on
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No wordpress to test with, and no time, but something like this might be a better way of going about it?
<?php $postList = get_posts('cat=1&order=ASC&orderby=title'); $postsPerLine = 3; echo "<ul>"; echo buildPosts($postList, $postsPerLine); ... .
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Is there any way to know whether a MFC message loop is already running?
EDIT : Context: A library (with event handling) needs to know whether its event filtering has to attach to an existing MFC message loop or create its own message loop: in case a main...
Started by moala on
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In what situation? What are you trying to do?
There is no way to do it without waiting some time, for instance while trying to send an event and wait for it, or wait 5 sec using a special MFC function which is dedicated to detect stalled applications... .
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Duplicate of: What is the Big-O of a nested loop, where number of iterations in the inner loop is determined by the current iteration of the outer loop? Please read and respond to that question
public void func4(int n) { sum = 0; for (int i = 0; i <...
Started by dr.manhattan on
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You're....
The total number of iterations of the inner loop is the nth triangle number (sum at it this way...
The inner loop runs once during the second iteration of the outer loop, then twice, then three times...
It's O(n 2 ).
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If you have a function consistently running an infinite loop in the background, how will your GUI ever be responsive? It is waiting for the loop to finish and this renders the interface useless. How is this solved in PyQT?
Started by Mark on
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Then your GUI will remain.
App in seperate thread
You would run the non-GUI code in a QThread.
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I have a For-loop which takes a very long time to execute,I am creating a new row in loop and adding it to data table.
what i want is handle this long running process on multiple threads.For eg :- for 2000 lines have one for loop on one thread,another...
Started by Rohit on
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Is each iteration of the loop an embarrassingly....
You will probably make this go slower!
It really depends on what your code is doing in the loop.
Spawning an action happening sequentially, such as a loop, to a separate thread is not wise.
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When running a program that has infinite loops in the terminal , how to bring back the command prompt ? ( I'm using Fedora core 5 )
Started by trinity on
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Root@root:~$ run_app with params &
Using Ctrl+C without actually running it to the....
Note that if you exit the terminal, the application might/will stop as well .
Launch the program with & at the end to cause it run in the background.
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I am facing strange issue on Windows CE:
Running 3 EXEs
1)First exe doing some work every 8 minutes unless exit event is signaled. 2)Second exe doing some work every 5 minutes unless exit event signaled. 3)Third exe while loop is running and in while ...
Started by Alien01 on
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Even if it doesn't fix this....
Completion if there are no higher priority processes running, or they run for their time slice (100msPut the while loop in the third EXE to Sleep each time through the loop and see what happens.
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Is there a problem with doing? will there be some constraint on resources?
#main.rb (1..1 ).each do |loop| `ruby dosomething.rb` end
The reason i am doing this is because main.rb needs to be run in Jruby.
Somescript.rb runs faster using less resource ...
Started by joeyaa on
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In that case, you might try a varient of running is faster than importing the script into the loop under JRuby? Well, fine if you've measured that then there isn't too much wrong....
The memory used by each run when run in JRuby.
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I have a set of repositories sorted into directories based on their VCS (Git, Mercurial, SVN). With Subversion I was able to run svn update * in the parent directory and it would loop through each directory and update each repository as expected. That...
Started by Bryan Veloso on
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For dir in ~/projects/git/* do (cd $dir && git pull) done
If you need it to be recursive:
find -type d -printf "%f" -exec sh -c "cd \"{}\" && git pull" \;
This will descend into all the directories under the current one (you can limit it with -maxdepth... .
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Hello everyone
I'm writing a small app to keep track of local mono sites. I'm mostly writing this for my own use and to play around with xcode
To start the server i run the following code:
[task setLaunchPath: @"/usr/bin/xsp2"]; NSArray *arguments = [...
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AvailableData.
Yes ..
Remember to autorelease the string inside the NSLog() call.
If it helps at all — you shouldn't have to put that in a loop unless it's an extremely large file iteration of the loop.
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