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Hey guys,
I'm trying to find the definition of a binary search tree and I keep finding different definitions everywhere.
Some say that for any given subtree the left child key is less than or equal to the root.
Some say that for any given subtree the ...
Started by Tim Merrifield on
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So go with what your data structures book said!
Edit:
Universal Definition of a Binary Search original answer didn't address the concept....
As long as you are consistent in your implementation (always put equal node .
Any definition is valid.
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I am trying to integrate some external code into my application. My code was pure C, but the new code is C++, so I simply renamed my C files to .cc and compiled the whole thing with g++.
It compiles fine, but I get a crapton of link errors :
CMakeFiles...
Started by Wookai on
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Thanks for your help guys !.
This line is actually most informative:
svrtH_generator.cc:(.text+0x1060): multiple definition of `std from the xternal code, solved my problem.
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In a project that I've been involved with for many years, I've gradually evolved a design pattern that's proven to be extremely useful for me. I sometimes feel I should get a bit evangelical with it, but I'd be a bit embarrassed if I tried and found out...
Started by chaos on
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Then what's the use of the "WankelEngine definition object"? Is it a Factory that's building a definition object, sounds more like a Factory that's taking in the parameters of the object to build to your language that I don't understand....
Sense.
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Public class KeyEvent { private Keys[] keys = null; public delegate void eventmethod(); private eventmethod em; private object[] args; private bool thrown = false; public bool repeat = true; public bool isKey(Keys key) { if (keys == null) return true;...
Started by Motig on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
HTH,
Kent
your call to this....
To call one constructor from another, use this syntax:
public KeyEvent(Keys[] keys, eventmethod D) : this(D) { this.keys = keys; }
As your code stands, it is trying to call a regular method (non-constructor) called KeyEvent .
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I've been having an argument about the usage of the word "accessor" (the context is Java programming). I tend to think of accessors as implicitly being "property accessors" -- that is, the term implies that it's more or less there to provide direct access...
Started by Rytmis on
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So, generally that applies just to getters and setters.
I've always gone by the first definition.
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Hey Guys, I'm trying to add to a dictionary, and recieveing the "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." error. Which I think means that what I'm trying to set it to doesn't exist?
This is the relevant code:
Dictionary<string, Dictionary...
Started by Psytronic on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
At the very least, you need to add:
user["approved"] = new Dictionary<int, Dictionary<string, string>>();
What would probably... .
You have a third level in your nested dictionary structure, and you're skipping initialization of the second level .
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Yet another question, go me!... Anyway, I have 2 classes with private constructors and static functions to return an instance of that class. Everything was fine, I have a main.cpp file where I managed to get hold of my gameState object pointer, by doing...
Started by Zepee on
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In the header file where gameState....
Try a forward declaration.
So when you try to compile class A, you need to compile class B, which needs compiled class A, and so on .
Its because you have a circular dependency.
Its not because the private constructor.
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Hello everyone,
My following code has compile error,
Error 1 Cannot implicitly convert type 'TestArray1.Foo[ , ,*]' to 'TestArray1.Foo[][][]' C:\Users\lma\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\TestArray1\TestArray1\Program.cs 17 30 TestArray1
Does anyone...
Started by George2 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Make up your mind :)
You either want:
Foo[,,] foos = new Foo[1, 1, 1];
or:
Foo[][][] foos = new Foo[1][1][1];
Depends on whether you want them to be jagged or not:
//makes a 5 by 4 by 3 array: string[,,] foos = new string[5,4,3];
http://msdn.microsoft... .
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How do I open a link via a proxy sever?
What is a proxy server?
Started by luvPlsQL on
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They put all guys come across some javascript, they ignore that and don't put it in the page, then the Javascript guys deal with it later).
Their homepage, which your browser looks at, then sends off to the HTML rendering guys .
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I see this term used around here a lot, and am not quite sure what is the standard? So, what's your definition of a manlet?
Inb4 Sssnail is manlet.
Started by SSSnail on
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Big deal, we guys over 6' can look down on as many people as we.
I am going with 5-4.
Has to be less than that.
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