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Well, I got myself a new schedule at work that leaves a lot of downtime to study so I figured I should start looking for feedback on my stuff.
EDIT: Moved picture uploads from this post to the next.
Started by ngross83 on
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(and photoshop?) or anything painted in real life, maybe?
I'll stop by again soon! So, I managed to not sleep... .
Hey there, and welcome to CA!
You've got a lot of studies for sure! Good job, and keep it up!
Anyway, I would love to see your try at colours .
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Saludos a todos en stackoverflow.com!!
So... I'm a C++ newbie currently taking the subject of Data Structures, and I want to consult something with you guys:
Since I started studying Systems Engineering, I've been using the last version of Dev-C++ for...
Started by NeoGlitch on
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There is an implementation of g++ and GDB ( the Gnu... .
Installation is very straightforward.
You can download a package consisting of the CB IDE, the MinGW C++ compiler and the gdb debugger .
Code::Blocks - it's free, it's cross-platform, it's pretty good.
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Hi I hope someone can help me with my faltering steps to formulate a SQL query for the following problem.
I have a simple table that records visitor names and dates. The relationship is many to many, in that for any given date there are many visitors,...
Started by Frankie on
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To get an average exhibit per....
SELECT NAME, COUNT(ART) as num_exhibits, COUNT(DATE) as num_days FROM table GROUP BY NAME;
This will give you a table of each name along with the total number of visits for that name and the total number of dates visited .
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I am working on a Firefox add-on that will allow users (all of whom are part of a specific group; this add-on is very limited in audience scope) to see the status of their authentication cookie from the status bar. We all have to authenticate to access...
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Below I present.
Hope my explanation helped a bit.
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Hi,
This question is related to PHPUnit, although it should be a global xUnit design question.
I'm writing a Unit test case for a class Image .
One of the methods of this class is setBackgroundColor() .
There are 4 different behaviors I need to test for...
Started by Stephen Melrose on
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By the way, are you writing tests first ? With TDD it's unlikely to end up with bloated... .
If you combine the tests, you'll be debugging a unit test failure .
When a unit test fails it must be immediately clear what exactly is broken .
Absolutely.
Split it.
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Apologies for all this code, anyhow Im re-working a query into the Zend query way of working, this is what I have so far:
$db = Zend_Registry::get ( "db" ); $stmt = $db->query(' SELECT recipe_pictures.picture_id, recipe_pictures.picture_filename, course...
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To fetch specific columns from a table, rather than all (*) use this:
->from(array('r' => 'recipes'), array('id', 'title', 'method'))
or
->joinLeft(array('rp' => 'recipe_pictures'), 'r.id... .
Use joinLeft instead of join to produce left joins.
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I have a php application ( http://github.com/tchalvak/ninjawars ), essentially a php-based webgame that I run at http://ninjawars.net . I frequently configure and install the app for myself for localhost development, and it's a somewhat trial-and-error...
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That file would be some prompts for mysql username and password to use with mysql -u root -p -D db_name < ./db_install.sql then cp... .
For linux make an install.sh script file and tell people to chmod +x ./install.sh it then execute or double click it .
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I have a huge dictionary of blank values in a variable called current like so:
struct movieuser {blah blah blah} Dictionary<movieuser, float> questions = new Dictionary<movieuser, float>();
So I am looping through this dictionary and need ...
Started by David Ackerman on
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Is there any reason you can't just populate the dictionary with both keys and values at the same time?
foreach(var key in someListOfKeys) { questions.Add(key, retrieveGuess(key.userID, key.movieID); }
store the dictionary keys in a temporary collection... .
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Hi everyone!
I'd like to know how to extract GPU using C++. However, the information that I'm interested in is not the data that is available from the Win32_VideoController class (ahh.. the Murphy's Laws of Programming). Specifically, I'm interested in...
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Here's a link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms792983.aspx
Hi!
I....
I've used it to enumerate GPU hardware, driver versions, etc .
It lets you enumerate devices and drivers.
I think you want to use the SetupAPI facility that comes with Windows .
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Hi - this question feels like it would have been asked already, but I've not found anything so here goes...
I have constructor which is handed a string which is delimited. From that string I need to populate an object's instance variables. I can easily...
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InstanceVariableA = tokens[0]; instanceVariableB = tokens[1];
and....
You could get rid of the for loop, though...
If you can't change that then your code snippet is as good as it may be .
"nasty" is in the way the constructor handles the parameters .
Uhm...
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