I\'m maintaining an application written in Microsoft Access with VBA. I\'m glancing over my code and have just noticed I have subconsciously been concatenating strings together with the plus (+) symb
This works fine, we all know that: 开发者_运维问答 NSString *textoutput = @\"Hello\"; outLabel.text = textoutput;
I am trying to print some mixed text and variables, all on one line. c() unwantedly forces all character fields to be the width of the largest field, i.e. 12 chars in this case. How to just get simple
This question already has answers here: Closed 1开发者_开发问答1 years ago. Possible Duplicate: How do I concatenate multiple C++ strings on one line?
This may seem odd but I\'m simply trying to put a url together. The first part ($first) I get from user input using strrpos() and substr() with \"/\".
I am using FindFirstFile to traverse through a directory to search a dll. When I get the dll, I use the WIN32_FIND_DATA structure\'s cfilename to get the name of that dll.
I\'m attempting to set up a script to concatenate some variables inside a string if they exist, in order to place the appropriate metadata tags into a rendered HTML document.
I\'m working on a pretty simple script, reading a maplist.txt file and using the \\n separated map 开发者_JAVA百科names in it to build a command string - however, I\'m getting some unexpected behavior
what is the LINQ way of doing a pivot such that rows are trasposed to one string? e.g. a select producing:
Today, I read this thread about the speed of string concatenation. Surprisingly, string concatenation was the winner:
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