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I found myself writing the following a lot:
int location =2; vector<int> vec; vector<int>::iterator it=vec.begin(); /..../ std::advance(it, location);
instead of
it= it + 5;
what is the Preferred/Recommended way ?
Started by Andrei on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
A forward iterator, or a bidirectional iterator), then you can use std::advance , but it's slower because it actually walks across all of the intermediate elements.....
If you want to advance a less-capable iterator (e.g.
Access iterators).
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Hello, wich is better for hp at high rpm, more advance and more guel or less advance and less fuel.
I actually in wot at 6700rpm aprox had 10.8 afr and 23 degrees aprox. I1,1 bar.
Is better less advance and less fuel? For more hp?
Thankyou
Started by bolet on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at romraider):
From 10.8afr and 23degrees to less fuel and less advance will show some increase in hp to less fuel and less advance will show some increase in hp, but, as said before, tuning strategy depends.
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- about 1 week ago Good salary compared to other places with similar position
You cannot beat their benefits package.
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Advance, Consume, Enhance, Advance [3.5 PRC PEACH]
This is yet another ozodrin PRC by myself. This time it is a PRC for constructs that would like to embrace their mechanical nature along with being an ozodrin. I intend to have something of a steampunkish...
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Re: Advance, Consume, Enhance, Advance [3.5 PRC PEACH]
Well, this is really a particular idea: Advance, Consume, Enhance, Advance [3.5 PRC PEACH]
What exactly is the "overdrive" supposed to do?You with? Re: Advance....
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Game Boy Color:
(Savable) Yu-Gi-Oh 4 chinese version $2
(Not Savable) Pokemon Trading Card Game $2
(Not Savable) Disney 15 in 1 game $1
(Not Savable) 98 in 1 game $1
All 4 $5
Game Boy Advance:
(Savable) Lord of the Rings - The Two Towers $5
(Savable) ...
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Deal....
Looking for fast deal tmr Hi, is medabots AX? or medabots? also, what version? Hi, it's Rokusho version PMed you All "in 1" games and pokemon games will be sold on Wed unless there's a higher offer Up for the day! Looking to deal today Up up .
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I use the assembly information version number - and advance it manually through the VS 2008.
Is there a way to advance the minor version number automatically each time I Build the solution ?
Started by Dani on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Visual studio have a build-in mecanism for that:
inside AssemblyInfo.cs , change the settings by this one:
[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.*")]
Asterisk sign instructs Visual Studio to assign on each build a version 1.0.d.s, where d is the number of days... .
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I'm what I think would be considered an 'advanced' programmer. I have years of experience doing reverse-engineering, kernel/compiler/emulation/game development, many programming languages under my belt, etc. Up until about two years ago I felt I was continually...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
This would ....
If you want to advance yourself no external hardware and just a R2R ladder! :)
The best way to advance is to ask someone who you questions on Stack Overflow.
The biggest thing is to have domain specific knowledge.
In a day.
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Are there good and advance books on DOM, the Browser , JavaScript techniques? I loved Pro JavaScript Techniques by John Resig and JavaScript: The Good Parts . Are there more?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
His book Secrets of ....
Resig's first name is John (not Jason), which should help plenty in searching for more information on JavaScript .
A friend of mine recommended this one: Professional JavaScript for Web Developers (Wrox Programmer to Programmer) .
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The following line generates a compiler error:
std::vector<int>::iterator blah = std::advance(instructions.begin(), x );
where I have declared:
std::vector<int> instructions; int x;
The error I get is:
error C2440: 'initializing' : cannot ...
Started by BeeBand on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Http://www.sgi.com/tech/stl/advance.html advance does should read:
std::vector<int....
It instead takes the first parameter by reference and advances it.
The return value of advance is void and not an vector<int>::iterator .
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Take a video on infoq.com (like this one: http://www.infoq.com/presentations/nutter-jruby-duby-juby ). If you play the movie linked above, you'll see the slide deck advance as the appropriate part in the movie is hit. If you advance it forward and back...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
ExternalInterface
I'm guessing it does this with setInterval event listener
http://www.permadi.com/tutorial/flashjscommand/ .
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