Is it possible in C++ to create a new object at a specific memory location? I have a block of shared memory in which I would like to cre开发者_运维知识库ate an object. Is this possible?You want placem
I have a PHP Object which contains other objects i.e $obj->sec_obj->some_var; I want to use a foreach loop to loop through the object and all objects objects. I think the max level is 3, so
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Hello I want to access inactive tags inside this array any idea? stdClass::__set_state( array \'languages\' =>
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If I have a list<object*>>* queue and want to pop the first object in the list and hand it over to another part of the program, is it correct to use (sketchy code):
just for my understanding. Does my example code below actually changes the the color of my Car Object in the IntHashtable or does the first line creates another instance of the car
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In Python I can define a class \'foo\' in the following ways: class foo: pass or class foo(object): pass What is the difference?I have tried to use the function issubclass(foo, object) to see if
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