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Thanks to all that responded to my previous thread. There is still a problem with this simple program that I would like to solve. I am trying to import one class into another as a member object. The output of this program is confusing, though. As a test...
Started by Patrick Hogan on
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by 3 people.
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Marking explicit will avoid implicit casts from the argument type to the class type are working on, now I understand this is probably for....
You need:
Structure1::Structure1 block.
Looks like you don't set N in Structure1 's copy constructor.
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I recently returned from a 10-day cruise on the Zuiderdam (January 6-16 Panama Canal partial transit). This was my first cruise on a Vista-class ship. I had cruised three times on R & S class ships (once for 11 days on the Maasdam and twice on the Zaandam...
Started by sailandcruise on
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The smaller ships seems to have ....
I had cruised three times on R & S class-being-equal I prefer the R & S class ships to the Vista class ships.
This was my first cruise on a Vista-class ship.
Partial transit).
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In the DOM I have several Elements which have no ID, but instead an CSS class assigned. Like this:
<td class="foobar">...</td>
How could I access this element easily with jQuery?
Started by HelloMoon on
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$(".foobar")
<div class="foo">bar</div> <div class....
Use a dot.
By providing a contextYou'd do this:
$(".foobar")
The docs are here .. .
To select element/s especially when you are selecting them by there class.
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My server (an XServe xeon 8-core [harpertown arch]) has been spamming kernel warnings lately and I cannot seem to get any concrete information on what may be going wrong. Has anybody encountered such errors before? thanks in advance, |K<
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Started by kent on
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(And yeah, this is not programming-related, shouldn't be on Stack Overflow...)
you .
DIMM(s) are bad.
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In an OO component, when you have only one implementation available for an class and that class is not 'published' to other components, is it still advisable to have an interface and work with the interface instead?
I am fully aware of 'programming to...
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The alternative to that would be to not use the interface and subclass the concrete... .
To extensively test around this class/object? If you think you will be it can be a lot easier dealing with the interface as opposed to the concrete class.
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I'm new to using JAXB, and I used JAXB 2.1.3's xjc to generate a set of classes from my XML Schema. In addition to generating a class for each element in my schema, it created an ObjectFactory class.
There doesn't seem to be anything stopping me from ...
Started by Andrew Coleson on
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How would JAXB unmarshler will in which class instance values need to be populated for a particular....
If you want to marshal an object of a class that does, but it's clunky and error-prone to do so.
That I've come across where this is common.
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Def SiteAdminForm(model_cls, *args, **kwargs): class MerchantAdminForm(forms.ModelForm): class Meta: exclude = ('external_links', 'published', 'logo','image_zip_file',) model = model_cls def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): super(MerchantAdminForm, self...
Started by Mike on
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I believe that's because....
If you just try to print merchant, then you will get proper class path (I get app.models.TestModel ), but class is BaseModel.
That's because your merchant.__class__ is also django.db.models.base.ModelBase .
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Im trying to replicate a UI effect as on http://mcfc.co.uk I have written a script that hides a div on click function and applies a class to a div with the #id corresponding to the div that was clicked, and the reverse. Im new to jquery, how would i save...
Started by RobW on
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class="column" id="col0"> <div class="portlet" id="p_0"> <div class="portlet-header">Feeds</div> <div class="portlet-content">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit</div> ....
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I'm having trouble with something that (I think) should be simple, but can't find any clear info.
In the scenario where I have three tables, describing a domain where a person can have more than one job:
Person - has PersonId, Name
Job - has JobId, JobName...
Started by joshua.ewer on
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<class name="PersonJob" table="dbo.PersonJob" lazy="true"> <composite-id name="PersonJobKey" class="PersonJobKey"> <key....
If I were to make the composite-id of PersonJob a component or class, i.e.
It out with someone.
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Well I already saw this question here . But m a little bit of confused. There were several solutions provided:-
var div1Class = $('#div1').attr('className');
This one was the accepted solution with 2 up votes.
var divClass = $("#div1").attr("class")
This...
Started by Manish on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
There is no HTML attribute className - the correct code is:
var divClass = $("#div1").attr("class = document.getElementById('div1').className;
it's permissible to use 'class', jQuery will fix, DOM renamed 'class' attribute to 'className....
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