I followed the example from a previous question and I am loading an external swf using a loader and inside the loader event handler I am trying to cast the loader.content as my custom class PanelRefer
Why does a1=72 instead of 73 in this (terrible) snippet of C++ code ? #include <iostream> #include <string>
Can this be done in Java public <T> T[] getAttr(String s) { Object x = getSomething(s); com.class.\"s\"[] y = (com.class.\"s\"[]) x;
New to Linq, so apologies if this is basic. This query is throwing up the error {\"Cannot cast DBNull.Value to type \'System.Int64\'. Please use a nullable type.\"} when I enumerate the results.
To conform with the <boolean> spec of Xml-RPC I need to transform my xs:boolean from true|false to 1|0.
This might be rather simple but I have a method that expects a parameter to be of type BYTE **Ptr And for various reasons I am using an int* (we\'ll call intPtr for this example) in the code that wi
So lets say I have a class like public class Complex { } // this is what I mean when I say List<Complex>
So, I\'m trying to convert an array of unsigned chars into an uint32_t, bu开发者_StackOverflowt keep getting different results each time:
Is ther开发者_运维百科e any way where i can cast a object to GetType() aobject value? such as: object result = method.Invoke(instance, parametersValue); //method returnt int
Why when I float.Parse a string \"109.7\" and inser开发者_高级运维t the result into the DB to a \'float\' column I get 109.69999694824219 instead of 109.7?
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