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0x01AA 2 days ago View

Most probably you have reasons why you use JS Canvas.

Only as a hint: Using SVG can make your life more easy. With SVG you can define a so called 'viewBox'. This frees you from the constant conversion and rethinking of a Cartesian coordinate (with origin in left bottom) system to screen coordinates (with origin left top). Also for scaling you don't have to bother, once the 'viewBox' is defined.

I hope you can understand my cryptic English ;)

0x01AA 2 days ago View

I expected this will come ;)

start angle: Math.asin(opposite/hypotenuse)
end angle: pi - start angle

where in the formula above:
opposite is b/4
and hypotenuse is the radius of the circle, therefore b/2

[Edit]
(b/4)/(b/2)= 2/4= 0.5
Start: asin(0.5) = 0.5236
End: pi - 0.5236= 2.618

[Edit1]
Taking into acount the inversed y axis it should than be more:
ctx.arc(100, 75, 50, -0.5236, 0.5236-Math.PI, true);

See here for more background:
Trigonometry - Wikipedia[^]

0x01AA 2 days ago View

Without guarantee and not verified, but the idea should be ok:
You know the vertical distance from the center of the circle where it crosses the top line: b/4
You know the raduis of the circle: b/2
With this you have the horizontal distance where the circle crosses the top line.
Pyhtagoras: r^2 - (b/4)^2= (b/2)^2- (b/4=^2= b^2/4 - b^2/16= 4b^2/16-b^2/16= 3b^2/16
Horizontal distance of the crossing point from center= Sqrt(3b^2/16)

0x01AA 19-Apr-24 11:34am View

Quote: "The conversion is as easy as already answered but you need to take care when making it to a COLORREF again"

Nope:
COLREF do have always the byte order BGR (ABGR), and assigning it to and from an int does note change it.

0x01AA 15-Apr-24 14:11pm View

I don't recognize an SQL statement .... ?

0x01AA 12-Apr-24 8:58am View

Try this:

SELECT TO_CHAR(1234, 'fm99D00')
FROM DUAL;

0x01AA 3-Apr-24 2:06am View

My 5 ;)

0x01AA 2-Apr-24 14:00pm View

I would say: No chance without VBA

0x01AA 31-Mar-24 11:28am View

And no, it was not me who accpeted that as a solution .... ?
See also: Bugs and Suggestions[^]

0x01AA 31-Mar-24 10:39am View

I agree, your way is the correct one.

0x01AA 31-Mar-24 6:56am View

Or the very dirty way: Use Button.Tag to have a reference to the Label :-)

0x01AA 30-Mar-24 11:59am View

Reported as 'not a question'

0x01AA 30-Mar-24 11:17am View

Great! Now I think it makes sense to accept the answer of @Graeme_Grant ;)

0x01AA 30-Mar-24 10:48am View

:-)

0x01AA 30-Mar-24 9:27am View

If you have your file open in vs, then have a look at right bottom of the edit window, where you see line number, column etc.
There you should also see 'CR'. Click on 'CR' and change it to 'CRLF' and save the file ;)

0x01AA 30-Mar-24 9:23am View

If you have your file open in vs, then have a look at right bottom of the edit window, whre you see line number etc.
There you should also see 'CR'. Click on 'CR' and change it to 'CRLF' and save the file ;)

0x01AA 30-Mar-24 8:47am View

+5. And I missed the last sentence 'One way to generate files in Macintosh format is by using the Advanced Save Options (on the File menu) in Visual Studio' :-)

0x01AA 30-Mar-24 8:40am View

Use e.g. notepad++, load the file and save it again. Make sure notepad++ will use \r\n.
Or: turn the error 'c4335' to warning (not a good choice)

0x01AA 30-Mar-24 7:54am View

Try google again: Compiler Warning C4335 | Microsoft Learn[^]

0x01AA 29-Mar-24 11:12am View

FYI, below my ugly approach,at least to determine the Groups with a thing like SetId.

As mentioned, I don't like it. It works, but I assume only by chance. This because it is not possible to have a 'order by' in the select statement for the 'STRING_AGG' and furthermore it is simply ugly and has many restrictions and does not really follows the set theory on which SQL is based.

WITH Bom AS (
SELECT  DISTINCT
	BomId
  FROM BomPositions
),
BomSetId AS (
   SELECT
      Bom.BomId,
	  (SELECT STRING_AGG(BomPos.MaterialId + '_' + FORMAT(BomPos.MaterialQuantity, 'N2'), ',') 
      FROM BomPositions BomPos 
	  WHERE  (BomPos.BomId = Bom.BomId)
	  AS SetId
   FROM Bom 
)

SELECT 
	DISTINCT SetId 
FROM BomSetId
ORDER BY SetId;

0x01AA 29-Mar-24 10:01am View

Thank you very much again! Unfortunately I can't upvote again :)
At the moment, I let the question as 'not solved' to have a chance, that others will participate.
Later on, I will accept your answer, because you gave me very good inputs.

0x01AA 29-Mar-24 8:38am View

Thank you for your interest .
My 5 for your help, it gives me a direction and ideas.

The result is unfortunatelly not what I expect.
It ends in 12 Groups wehere I expect 3 and also 30 reuslt lines instead of 7.
Anyway wow! Without testing, no syntax error in your sql statement ;)

Btw. My current appraoch is to create a 'Set Id' with the help of 'STRING_AGG'. It works, but I don' like it. It is far away from SQL's set approach.

0x01AA 28-Mar-24 16:07pm View

a.) Try to understand the request
b.) Learn about the tool e.g. c++, with which you have to solve it
c.) Abstract and solve it with that tool

Btw. reported as 'not a question'

0x01AA 27-Mar-24 18:16pm View

You need to make sure that your application which consumes the dll is compiled with the current lib/header files of the modified dll

0x01AA 17-Mar-24 13:59pm View

My 5

0x01AA 17-Mar-24 13:20pm View

Not sure if I understand correctly. But for me this is maybe the thing you are looking for: ObservableCollection<T>.PropertyChanged Event (System.Collections.ObjectModel) | Microsoft Learn[^]

0x01AA 17-Mar-24 10:35am View

My 5

0x01AA 17-Mar-24 9:25am View

Thank you very much Maciej

0x01AA 16-Mar-24 14:14pm View

Haha, mentioned in the striked out solution: Gaußsche Summenformel – Wikipedia[^]. But strange, I do not find that in an english version ...

0x01AA 14-Mar-24 15:48pm View

Thank you Maciej!

0x01AA 14-Mar-24 15:32pm View

Thank you Sir!

0x01AA 14-Mar-24 15:21pm View

I tried to answer ;)

0x01AA 14-Mar-24 15:21pm View

Thanks for the trigger.

0x01AA 11-Mar-24 12:01pm View

It looks like you startet the solution from the zip file and not from the unziped download

0x01AA 7-Mar-24 17:46pm View

You forgot to show the exact error messag in the 'W.T.F.' section :-)
Now most probably you renamed the button while a button click method was allready existing. And looks like VS is still not able to adjust the VS created code behind :(

0x01AA 4-Mar-24 7:40am View

Would be interesting wheter MoveFileEx("c:\ToMove", "NUL", ...) also works :)

0x01AA 27-Feb-24 14:43pm View

And how I can vote a 5 for that? ;p :-)

0x01AA 27-Feb-24 14:08pm View

Maybe because of:
a.) The endpoint is wrong
b.) The api Key is not valid
c.) The request is wrong
d.) Your code is wrong
e.) ... several hundred other things which can go wrong ...

It would be very helpfull if you tell us what 'it does not work means'...
E.g. what is the response of the api for your request?

And I'm sure you have been informed about that your question has been closed on SO ;)

For me I vote 'Not a question'

0x01AA 26-Feb-24 15:26pm View

Thank you very much :-)

0x01AA 26-Feb-24 14:34pm View

Thank you Maciej!

0x01AA 26-Feb-24 13:43pm View

I assume in UK it is also dd-MM-yyyy and I assume HackerRank runs on a US system. In case all my assumtptions are correct, then one needs to use DateTime.ParseExact instead of DateTime.Parse.
Now, because of my limited English, I'm not able to answer this in an understandable way :-)

0x01AA 26-Feb-24 13:22pm View

I mean it will show the correct result on your system. On what OS HackerRank runs I dont' know.

To be on the safe side then use explicit format definition for DateTime.Parse(date);

Something like this:
DateTime A = DateTime.ParseExact(date1, "dd-MM-yyyy", null);

0x01AA 26-Feb-24 13:04pm View

I would guess it is maybe something with 'dd-mm-yyyy' vs. 'mm-dd-yyyy'
I'm pretty sure your code will print 5 when you enter "08-02-2025 09-04-2025" ;)

0x01AA 22-Feb-24 7:41am View

It makes no sense deleting pointers after adding them to the vector. You should only delete the pointers when you no longer need m_vBol. Means, you iterate over all items in m_vBol and delete them

0x01AA 21-Feb-24 15:57pm View

And can you please confirm, same is also in original version and not caused by my addition of 'code tag'...
I think it is like this, that the original is same wrong. I only like to be sure that my edit of the question was not wrong ;)

0x01AA 21-Feb-24 15:31pm View

As you know, of course, as usual, that is the job of the volunteers :-)

0x01AA 21-Feb-24 14:18pm View

Looks like something went wrong when you pasted your code? e.g. all these '=""'

0x01AA 21-Feb-24 13:50pm View

Disable the timer again?

0x01AA 21-Feb-24 12:44pm View

There is a button 'accept answer' ;)

0x01AA 21-Feb-24 12:25pm View

Better you ask here: CodeProject.AI Discussions[^]

0x01AA 21-Feb-24 12:16pm View

And how one can upvote that comment? ;)

0x01AA 21-Feb-24 11:28am View

Strange idea: Try to run it as admin Sometimes it helps ... e.g. when the application tries to open something in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE with write access

0x01AA 21-Feb-24 7:06am View

Great, my 5!

Note: Some older compiler do have problems with
std::vector<std::vector<double>> and need that as std::vector<std::vector<double> >

0x01AA 20-Feb-24 7:10am View

I see, sorry I completely ovelloked the vs2010.

Yes, the above works only from c++11.

For c++98 I see only the way, that you make a helper function where you pass the matix to initalize by reference and something like the raw data you show in the weustion and the row and column dimensions :(

0x01AA 20-Feb-24 5:06am View

Thank you very much

0x01AA 20-Feb-24 3:52am View

I would do it like this: 2D Vector In C++ With User Defined Size - GeeksforGeeks[^]

0x01AA 13-Feb-24 14:22pm View

No rate from OP, but at least my small 5 ;)

0x01AA 13-Feb-24 9:18am View

I've experienced designer crashes when my self-developed components misbehaved.

0x01AA 13-Feb-24 8:09am View

It sounds like one of the components is not OK and does occasionally cause an exception.

0x01AA 4-Feb-24 13:28pm View

Why you refactor that (I'm assuming 'old style' still works)?

0x01AA 29-Jan-24 13:14pm View

Did you give up with .NET?

0x01AA 29-Jan-24 7:02am View

Did you implemented the ButtonClick method I mentioned in the code above?
Then it should be a line series....

In the designer you will see a bar graph by defualt. But you can change that also:
Click the graph
In the property window for the graph there will be a property Series.
Click on that and the series editor will be opened.
Check for the series change the property to 'Line' (SeriesChartType.Line)

0x01AA 29-Jan-24 2:26am View

I don't think Chart is not longer available. I just did that with VS2022. Makesure that your Project is Windows Forms App (.NET Framework).

0x01AA 28-Jan-24 13:44pm View

Open VS
Create a c# winform application
Drag/drop a chart component from tool->data
Darg/drop a button component from tool-standard
double click the button and copy paste what you see above in the 'button1_Click' method

0x01AA 28-Jan-24 13:17pm View

In a winform app you simply double click the button in the designer. vs will then create the sceleton where you can implement your code.

0x01AA 28-Jan-24 12:57pm View

A very fast and dirty example in c#. And by the way, I'm also c++, but c# is easy to understand if you are familar with c""


using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Windows.Forms.DataVisualization.Charting;

namespace WindowsFormsApp1
{
    public partial class Form1 : Form
    {
        public Form1()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
        }

        private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            chart1.Series.Clear();
            chart1.Titles.Clear();

            Series series = new Series();
            series.Name = "My Series Test";
            series.ChartType = SeriesChartType.Line;
            this.chart1.Series.Add(series);

            //AddXY value in chart1 in series index 0
            //
            for (int ix= 360; ix <=750; ix+= 10)
            {
                chart1.Series[0].Points.AddXY(ix, ix);
            }
            //chart title  
            chart1.Titles.Add("Spectrum Test");

        }
    }
}

0x01AA 28-Jan-24 10:37am View

Some background from my side: I'm working meanwhile for about 35 years with industrial spectrophotometer from Agilent, Datacolor, XRite, Minolta, Hunterlab, Perking Elmer, ...

0x01AA 28-Jan-24 10:01am View

Wow! Cool!
If you build this, than a .net winform app would be easy for you ;)

0x01AA 28-Jan-24 9:45am View

I really suggest to switch to .net. It is very simple to do a WinForm application.
You simply put a graph onto a form and set e.g. the properties for the graph series in the vs designer.
Yes you can do scientific graphics. Most examples shows bar graphs (don't ask me why). But as mentioned, set the property of a series from bar graph to line series and you can easely show yoour spectral graph e.g. from 360-750 nm

Btw. may I ask you which brand/model of spectrophotometer you are using?

0x01AA 28-Jan-24 9:06am View

Have a look e.g. here: Chart Control in Windows Forms Application[^]
Simply change the seires type from bar to line in the series property. The example is c#, but it is easy to do the same with c++.

Here something in c++: An easy way to plot in a Visual Studio 2019 C++ program. - Microsoft Q&A[^]

0x01AA 26-Jan-24 15:08pm View

Do you mean something like compressing compressed data will reduce the size? Think about it... until you end at the latest byte...

0x01AA 12-Jan-24 14:46pm View

Do you know grep? Ok, not an Editor, but a nice tool to find this and that in linux.

0x01AA 11-Jan-24 12:51pm View

Which is very ok according to Answering old questions[^] ;)
Therefore my small +5 as a small compensation to the down votes.

0x01AA 11-Jan-24 10:48am View

Answering old questions[^] ;)

0x01AA 9-Jan-24 2:39am View

Thank you Maciej and all the best for 2024

0x01AA 8-Jan-24 11:55am View

If I enter '4' and '6' then it prints '4'.
If I enter '6' and '4' then it loops endless.
So, think about your target and use the debugger

0x01AA 8-Jan-24 11:46am View

No idea, what the problem is and what you would like to do and what the question is :(

0x01AA 8-Jan-24 11:30am View

Maybe this is a starting point (for reading the docs): https://scihub.copernicus.eu/[^]

0x01AA 5-Jan-24 20:10pm View

Please explain what 'pre-multiplied alpha' means.

0x01AA 5-Jan-24 12:57pm View

Then search for...

0x01AA 5-Jan-24 12:10pm View

You are very welcome.
Btw. can one debug through the IL code? I know that from c++ (Embarcadero) where I can debug the assembled code instead of c++ source. Only a thought from a noob ;)

0x01AA 5-Jan-24 11:22am View

And if you run it in debugger with all exceptions active (i mean debugger stops on _every_ exception) you get also no exceptions?
This, because I think to remember some very strange behaviour, where deep in .NET some exceptions will be 'catch(...){}'

0x01AA 5-Jan-24 10:39am View

Short and exactly to the point for what was asked :-). +5

0x01AA 3-Jan-24 13:06pm View

To be honest, the code looks ....
Now I suggest the next horror: After Thread.Sleep put a Application.DoEvents()
Good luck

0x01AA 30-Dec-23 7:38am View

That would mayber help: FILESTREAM compatibility - SQL Server | Microsoft Learn[^]

Old, but for a first idea ok: How Do I: Use SQL File Stream[^]

0x01AA 28-Dec-23 19:15pm View

+5

0x01AA 28-Dec-23 15:17pm View

Clickable: CodeProject.AI Discussions[^]

0x01AA 28-Dec-23 12:56pm View

A brute force solution would be:
You calculate every possible distribution of the M coins into the N bags.
The combination for which Delta= Sqrt(Sum((Bag_i - SM/N)^2)) is minimal wins.
Not nice, but maybe a solution.

0x01AA 28-Dec-23 11:39am View

I need time to think about it. Meanwhile I hope that after clarification of the target, some others here will hook in.

It looks pretty like a optimization request. The brute force solution will be to solve it with a downhill algorithm. But I think it is overkill. As I mentioned I need some time.

And you are very welcome with a question that challenges the brain ;)

0x01AA 28-Dec-23 11:16am View

In my words (keep in mind I'm not native English):
Distribute the M coins with individual values into N (e.g. here N = 4) pots in a way that every of the N pots contain nearly the same quantity.

In other words:
a.) We have M coins with individual values. Let us call the sum of them is SM.
b.) We have N pots
c.) The optimal distribution of the M coins into the N pots is when every pot holds SM/N 'coin values'

Correct?

[Edit]
It makes it easier, if you click to 'Reply' on a post, other than to use 'Have a Question or Comment'.

0x01AA 28-Dec-23 10:37am View

Thanks that you posted what finally helped you, 5 ;)

0x01AA 28-Dec-23 10:24am View

Then also please explain Col4=750 (what I expectto be 550)

0x01AA 28-Dec-23 10:07am View

I think it is necessary you make a (better two) consistent example.
Also please explain among other why Col2 results in 700 (and not what I would assume in 750)

0x01AA 28-Dec-23 7:12am View

What I have tried:


, assword='$password'

0x01AA 27-Dec-23 7:31am View

The background thread needs to be cooperative and check something like 'Thread::Terminate' and exit the tread's loop if requested.

0x01AA 26-Dec-23 7:40am View

Maybe this helps: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4269800/webbrowser-control-in-a-new-thread[^]

0x01AA 24-Dec-23 11:37am View

'raw pixels similar to ByteBuffers in Java' is very general. A ByteBuffer can contain any information, not just bitmaps.

If you like to represent a bitmap in a 'ByteBuffer' - which you can ultimately simply display as a bitmap - you have to put a little more thought into it. In particular about things like bit/pixel, alpha chanel y/n etc. Also, for example, under Windows the native format is BGR...

The pragmatic approach will be: ABGR
An integer (4 bytes) containing the informat about
A: Alpha Chanel (transparency)
B: B RGB Chanel
G: G RGB Chanel
R: R RGB Chanel

0x01AA 24-Dec-23 5:50am View

I found this code, no idea wheter it works:

T DeepCopy<T>(T instance)
{
  BinaryFormatter formatter=new BinaryFormatter();

  using(var stream=new MemoryStream())
  {
    formatter.Serialize(stream, instance);
    stream.Position=0;

    return (T)formatter.Deserialize(stream);
  }
}

0x01AA 23-Dec-23 9:28am View

In my opinion, this would fit as a reasonable answer.

0x01AA 22-Dec-23 8:26am View

You are correct. I copied your code and everything works fine, no error message.
I tried that with MSSQL Management Console. My server version is:
Microsoft SQL Server 2019 (RTM) - 15.0.2000.5 (X64)
Sep 24 2019 13:48:23
Copyright (C) 2019 Microsoft Corporation
Express Edition (64-bit) on Windows 10 Pro 10.0 <x64> (Build 19045: )

0x01AA 22-Dec-23 8:07am View

I tried your statements with MS SQL. For me it works fine...

0x01AA 22-Dec-23 8:05am View

I tried OP's statements 1:1. For me everything works with them. Anyway a 5.

0x01AA 20-Dec-23 10:08am View

How this is related to your question? I mean updateUIBarCode is called in case else if (e.KeyCode == Keys.Enter || e.KeyCode == Keys.Return) but you are claiming that simple numbers are not shown in a way you expect ;)
Maybe you should show also the code for updateUIBarCode even I think this will be out of question...

0x01AA 20-Dec-23 7:57am View

So it's just the decimal represantation of the ascii codes of your data

0x01AA 17-Dec-23 10:11am View

I added Line Numbers for the code. Looks like you did not post the code in question...

0x01AA 16-Dec-23 12:58pm View

:-)

0x01AA 16-Dec-23 12:30pm View

js, you count as an older language? Ok, maybe you don't count it as a language ;)
Btw. I started with Modula 2 a very old language, and it does range checks also that time.

0x01AA 16-Dec-23 9:56am View

Ok, I was something blind. I was focused on my c++ environement and js.
I will edit my answer.
Thanks a lot.

0x01AA 16-Dec-23 9:27am View

As I mentinoed, most languagues do not throw an exception in that case ;)

0x01AA 16-Dec-23 8:59am View

Sorry for my ignorance. Does MLE means Maximum-Likelihood-Methode here, or what?

0x01AA 4-Dec-23 13:56pm View

Now I think it comes up to nearly the same (ok, vector maybe handle this slightly more performant).
Read this how vector implements operator ==
operator==,!=,<,<=,>,>=,<=>(std::vector) - cppreference.com[^]

0x01AA 4-Dec-23 11:58am View

:)

0x01AA 3-Dec-23 10:16am View

Usually a missing 'AS' does not cause a problem. At least not for MSSQL and many others ;)

0x01AA 3-Dec-23 6:56am View

Just guessing.
Can it be that


JOIN registration r ON s.studid = r.studid

should be more


JOIN student_registration r ON s.studid = r.studid

0x01AA 26-Nov-23 10:58am View

One easy way (maybe not the cleanest) is to implement a method DoException(string message) which throws then an exception based on the value of m_WithException. At least this way you get rid of all the 'if' in the code.

0x01AA 11-Nov-23 17:11pm View

And you are sure about you are the one who control the handshake?
E.g. be sure you disabled xon/xoff, rts/cts etc?

And btw. baudrate you don't need to bother about with 'USB CDC'. USB will take over here.

0x01AA 9-Nov-23 11:55am View

Do you have question or only an order to code for you?
Trying to do by yourself is widely known as learning.

0x01AA 28-Oct-23 16:02pm View

*lol* just was about to ask the same question :-)

0x01AA 19-Oct-23 14:28pm View

I suggest to use type 'application/octet-stream' or 'application/zip', this because 'sample.xlsx' and here especally '.xlsx' points to a zip file (xlsx are zipped excel files). You can open an .xlsx with e.g. 7 zip to see the details.
I hope it helps.

0x01AA 17-Oct-23 14:10pm View

At first I thought what a useless answer, I'll vote something between 1...3.

But after reading it again (and again) and especally the statement 'Always a pointer is only a pointer to some memory and NOT the memory to which it is pointing.' made me give it a 5 ;)

0x01AA 16-Oct-23 11:39am View

I see, thank you very much. And btw. my 5 for your answer.

0x01AA 16-Oct-23 11:28am View

And that means?

0x01AA 16-Oct-23 10:42am View

Implement a minimal DHCP Server, there are a lot of examples available.

0x01AA 16-Oct-23 10:37am View

You can use also rax or rbx, which are 64 bit

0x01AA 12-Oct-23 7:46am View

Similar should be tested for sqrt of negative values.

0x01AA 27-Sep-23 15:38pm View

?

0x01AA 26-Sep-23 17:29pm View

And, any success?

0x01AA 25-Sep-23 7:46am View

How about google? ;)
https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/129674/apply-transformation-matrix-to-existing-mesh[^]

0x01AA 25-Sep-23 6:59am View

It us much more simple to use transform(matrix)

0x01AA 17-Sep-23 14:05pm View

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Holy sh*t and you shout you:
'...and an expert specializes in software development and information security...' Hopefully your customer are active here and see what kind of specialist you are...

I can't believe that!

0x01AA 17-Sep-23 11:49am View

Great one, *thumbsup* and my 5

0x01AA 17-Sep-23 11:26am View

Of course a 5

0x01AA 17-Sep-23 10:45am View

In c++ there is a 'logic'. The logic is to evaluate parameters from right to left. But of course, I would not rely on, that every compiler does it the same way.
Therefore, your statement 'The take home message being: do not use expressions like this.' is very ok but unfortunately I can't give you a five here for a comment ;)

0x01AA 17-Sep-23 10:25am View

And I don't see a logic for that result :-)

0x01AA 16-Sep-23 9:24am View

My 5. And yes, 'static' does not (should never) have any effect.

0x01AA 16-Sep-23 7:01am View

You mean from right to left, right?
And I wouldn't rely on all compilers doing it this way. Altought it seems most do it ;)

0x01AA 13-Jun-23 4:27am View

Try qualified name in where: WHERE T1.DocumentNo NOT IN ...

0x01AA 12-Jun-23 3:02am View

Use COALESCE instead of ISNULL.
See here: SQL Server COALESCE() Function[^]

0x01AA 11-Jun-23 10:23am View

Looks not like a mistake. Looks more, your PC reads then and when faster than arduino can send.

0x01AA 7-Jun-23 1:31am View

See here: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acssensors.8b00340[^]

0x01AA 5-Jun-23 6:46am View

I would try backup/restore the database.

0x01AA 29-May-23 11:44am View

Sould not be the sequence like this: DecodeJpeg -> WebPEncodeRGBA -> WebPDecodeRGBA?
My wild guess is, that DecodeJpeg adjusts the 'W32 BGRA' to 'WebRGBA' under the hood of 'QImage'.

0x01AA 29-May-23 11:25am View

What happens if you use quality of 100 instead of 80? Or as alternative use directly WebPEncodeLosslessRGBA

0x01AA 28-May-23 11:25am View

Maybe a read of this will help: Run-time type information - Wikipedia[^]

0x01AA 28-May-23 11:17am View

Ok, we see what you tried. Now the questions:
a.) What part you are not happy about
b.) What you expect?

0x01AA 24-May-23 13:45pm View

No problem. But you mentioned you tried TinyExpr. That means, you can use it and write the code to varying the variable in a loop 'in a structured way' and let TinyExpr evaluate. That comes nearly to a solver.
Sorry for my English...

0x01AA 23-May-23 15:10pm View

There are a lot, I'm sure.
But meanwhile I had a closer look to your equation and if '%' means Modulo then of course there will no solution. This because (x+38)%4 has no chance to give a reminder of 30 ;)

0x01AA 23-May-23 14:25pm View

There are a lot of solver examples: Google for "solver c++". Solver in very easy words means for your example to solve the equation (x + 38)%4") - 30 = 0 by varying parameter x (also called root search).

0x01AA 15-May-23 16:02pm View

You are welcome

0x01AA 15-May-23 15:10pm View

From PHP: sqlsrv_num_rows - Manual[^]
sqlsrv_num_rows, Return Values
Returns the number of rows retrieved on success and false if an error occurred. If a forward cursor (the default) or dynamic cursor is used, false is returned.

0x01AA 13-May-23 10:27am View

Oh yes the "+=" i did not recognize. My 5.

0x01AA 13-May-23 9:51am View

Looks like you only have to wait long enough until the random number num1, num2 and num3 will be the same...

0x01AA 9-May-23 12:28pm View

And your code is?
Use 'Improve question' Editing a Question[^] to show your code.

0x01AA 8-May-23 13:07pm View

'I have a faulty mouse that sometimes double clicks when I only single click': How is about to buy a new mouse?

0x01AA 4-May-23 6:51am View

Pragmatic approach: SUM(Quantity * Price) / SUM(Quantity)

0x01AA 2-May-23 16:32pm View

I tried it and it does not return the one for which only one entry exists ;)

0x01AA 2-May-23 10:04am View

Looks like you tried nothing. Read this: Python String find() method - GeeksforGeeks[^]

And to get true or false simply compare the return value >= 0

0x01AA 1-May-23 15:17pm View

But what if no second exists and there is only one?

0x01AA 1-May-23 13:45pm View

You are right, I was wrong :(

0x01AA 1-May-23 11:43am View

Wild guess, something like this: COUNT(*) OVER (PARTITION BY xyz) xyzcount and then WHERE seq = 2 OR xyzcount = 1

0x01AA 29-Apr-23 6:43am View

Better you post the complete SQL statement. Use 'Improve question': Editing a Question[^]

0x01AA 26-Apr-23 15:31pm View

Now you tried it with the code you mentioned.
Where is your question?
What do you expect and what your code so far delivers? And with which result you are not happy?

0x01AA 22-Apr-23 15:12pm View

'Not from me': Oh yes from you. Please have a look to that crap piece of code. I'm pretty sure you have commented such crap for a new member much more directly :)

0x01AA 22-Apr-23 12:50pm View

Trash only

0x01AA 22-Apr-23 12:46pm View

The Question and the answer is simply stupid/bs. Why you are protecting a member because it is simply a long time meber? A beginner would get only ridicule for it... :(

0x01AA 22-Apr-23 12:35pm View

I don't understand why you support such bull sh*t

0x01AA 22-Apr-23 12:26pm View

Sorry, I'm very sure I'm right and you are _very_ wrong.
And yes, I claim you don't understand the basics of logical comparisons!

[Edit]
And you even don't get that it is better to reply to a comment using the 'reply button' of a comment

0x01AA 22-Apr-23 11:10am View

No idea what you mean with 'Bit bounds checking'. The code I suggested is simply: simple and logical and correct ;)

The code you provided shows a lack of knowledge on boolean math ;)

0x01AA 22-Apr-23 6:34am View

Think about what happens when temperature == Min_Temp and also the case when temperature == Max_Temp ;)

This should do the job:


if (temperature < Min_Temp)
   {
     ....
   }else if(temperature < Max_Temp)
   {
     ....
   }else
   {
     ....
   }

0x01AA 17-Apr-23 16:30pm View

No, no. You gave the correct background info ;)

0x01AA 17-Apr-23 16:01pm View

+5

0x01AA 17-Apr-23 15:15pm View

Looks more like Base64

0x01AA 17-Apr-23 15:10pm View

Do you mean Base64 Encoding/Decoding?

~~c# string to Base64: Convert.ToBase64String Methode (System) | Microsoft Learn[^]~~

Sorry, here the link for the English version:
Convert.ToBase64String Method (System) | Microsoft Learn[^]

0x01AA 17-Apr-23 14:15pm View

Keep in mind usleep is deprecated

0x01AA 17-Apr-23 13:24pm View

.

0x01AA 17-Apr-23 13:09pm View

~~Looks like on linux sleep accepts float values: sleep() Function in C - GeeksforGeeks[^]~~

0x01AA 15-Apr-23 9:46am View

Are Sequences mayba an option?

0x01AA 11-Apr-23 15:59pm View

Looks like you mix up the things....
In your main you instanciate parent_class parent; and derived_class derived1; and I think that ends in your confusion.
These two instances are completely unrelated instances and each of these instances hold it's _own_ data.

The instance parent has private1 equals to -1 and private2 equals to -12.
While the instance of derived1 has the values private1 of 20 and private2 of 32 (both stored in base class/in other words members of the base class) and additinal the member private3 of 45, member of the dreived class.

Again: The instances of parent_class parent; and derived_class derived1; are completely unrelated variables.

0x01AA 10-Apr-23 11:43am View

Read Solution 1 and try to understand the hints there. As a detail for the future: Replace you boolean upwards by an int direction where -1 means downwards +1 means upwards.

Last but not least: When you reply to a comment, use the 'reply' button of the comment to which you like to reply. This keeps the writer of the comment you answer informed ;)

0x01AA 10-Apr-23 11:24am View

try this:

if(diff>0) {
  upwards= true;
  elevetorMover.Start();
}
else if (diff < 0){
  upwards= false;
  elevetorMover.Start();
}
else{
  MessageBox.Show("You cannot remain in the same floor");
}

0x01AA 10-Apr-23 11:21am View

Yes but you don't set it to upwards when last direction was downwards.
And again: You don't start the levator in case it goes downwards.

0x01AA 10-Apr-23 11:12am View

On a first glance:
a.) In button2_Click_1 in case it goes down you don't start the elevator in case if(diff<0)
b.) In the same method make sure to always set the direction upwards to the correct value. This wheter it goes up or down.

0x01AA 10-Apr-23 9:54am View

For this you have the methods

[void] OnStart([string[]]$args) {
        Write-Host "Service started"
    }

which will called

0x01AA 9-Apr-23 14:01pm View

Same idea here.. but I was unsure. Have my little 5.
[Edit]
And holy whatever...
also the else needs to be intended? How I hate that language. How i love it for numpy :)

0x01AA 9-Apr-23 13:31pm View

Now I'm far away from knowing phyton... but is it not only the break in line no. 10 which needs to be 'inserted' ?
How I hate languages depending on intendations :-)

0x01AA 9-Apr-23 8:43am View

What I understand when reading the documentation is: A score of 1 is perfect. Therefor 0.6 is something away from being perfect ;)

0x01AA 8-Apr-23 12:37pm View

I was assuming your js runs in a browser. And from what I understand CORS is handled by the browser and only by it. But yes, I don't know so much in that field, was anyway only a wild guess *blush* ;)

[Edit]
I'm pretty sure that @RichardDeeming can solve that :D

0x01AA 8-Apr-23 9:18am View

Maybe a CORS issue?
ASP.NET Core SignalR JavaScript client | Microsoft Learn[^]

0x01AA 6-Apr-23 12:20pm View

I have added your correction. Thanks for accepting the answer.

0x01AA 6-Apr-23 11:28am View

You are welcome. Which of your two answers?

0x01AA 6-Apr-23 11:21am View

You are welcome.
'tunneling is probably above my pay grade': I don't think so, give it a try ;)

0x01AA 6-Apr-23 10:53am View

What exactly? Nit pickings or Send vs. Post ;P :D

0x01AA 6-Apr-23 10:41am View

Try something like this. I will not google it for you ;) And of course set the right parameters where I simply put a 0
[DllImport("user32.dll", SetLastError = true, CharSet = CharSet.Auto)]
static extern bool PostMessage(IntPtr hWnd, uint Msg, IntPtr wParam, IntPtr lParam);

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
PostMessage(new IntPtr(), 0, (IntPtr)0, (IntPtr)0);
}

0x01AA 6-Apr-23 10:19am View

[Deleted]... wait a moment

0x01AA 6-Apr-23 9:54am View

Send: pinvoke.net: sendmessage (user32)[^]

Post: pinvoke.net: postmessage (user32)[^]

Because it is a broadcast message the HWnd parameter does not count (I think). simply pass 0 or null....

0x01AA 6-Apr-23 9:41am View

The arguments are exactly the same as for SendMessage. Or where I'm wrong, where is the problem?

0x01AA 6-Apr-23 9:20am View

Thanks, but for this somebody downvoted you :(
Use 'Improve Question' on you original question to add such information.
... and it looks like you did not try to replace SendMessage by PostMessage :(

0x01AA 6-Apr-23 9:08am View

Wait wait... Don't post things like this as an answer. There are crazy nit picking members around here which will downvote something like that (as you can see :( ).
Use 'improve question' in your original question to post information like this.

And btw. looks like you did not replaced SendMessage by PostMessage....

0x01AA 6-Apr-23 8:56am View

Can you please post the code of the app based on the CPs article code?

Btw. I will delete my answer, because it does not looks like it helped ;)
Think also about to delete what you posted as answer to prevent you from downvotes.

0x01AA 6-Apr-23 8:37am View

I'm groping in the dark, most probably my lack in English :(
Also I'm not shure what code you are using now. The one in your question or the one of the article.
But maybe simply remove screenSaverProcess.WaitForExit(); will help?
Another thing: Running that kind of code from VS can also have some side effects.

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