I need to create a large two dimensional array of objects. I\'ve read some related questions on this site and others regarding multi_array, matrix, vector, etc, but haven\'t been able to put it togeth
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I\'m trying to add values to the yArray. However in the NSLog, it always shows up null. I am synthesizing the NSMutableArray (yArray) and get no errors or warnings on compiling. I believe one reason m
I have unzipped the sonar(code review tool) and started by executing batch file on win 7 64 bit when m hitting the url in mozilla :http://localhost:9000 m getting following error
I\'m writing some code that is checking if a specific midi device is plugged in, and if it isn\'t the code rechecks every 5 seconds until it is plugged in.
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I have code that contains: use strict; use warnings; use List::Util; my $index = first { $ARGV[$_] eq \"something\"; } 0..$#ARGV;