In the following C program i get the warning: warning #2030: \'=\' used in a conditional expression. What exactly is the problem and how do i avoid this? What is the correct way to iterate through t
For signal and slot of below type signals: void textChanged(const QString &); public slots: void setText(const QString & text)
I don\'t want to use *args or **kwargs since I can\'t ch开发者_运维问答ange function declaration.
I am trying to measure the time of raw_queries(...), unsuccessfully so far. I found that I should use the timeit module. The problem is that I can\'t (= I don\'t know how) pass the arguments to the fu
I have a method that returns a map defined as: public Map<String, ?> getData(); The actual implementation of this method is not clear to me, but, when I try to do:
Anyone know where a computer keeps what parameters it can accept through this function?For example, I\'d like to know what I can send to Winword.exe (开发者_开发百科Microsoft Word).Or is there an onli
I have the following method signature: public static void InvokeInFuture(Delegate meth开发者_JAVA百科od, params object[] args)
I am wondering why a structure pointer seems to be behave differently than a char pointer. typedef struct person_struct {
I have a directory like this: dir dir/somefile.txt dir/subdir/subsub/somefile2.txt dir/subdir2/somefile.txt
I was writing this little piece of code as an exercise in object-oriented programming. Here I\'m trying to define a house as a list of rooms and each room as a list of devices (lamps, for example).