What is the equivalent of "require" (Ruby) in Python?
I am coming to python from ruby. What is the equivalent statement of require (Ruby) in Python? ...
I am coming to python from ruby. What is the equivalent statement of require (Ruby) in Python? ...
I've got some Java code along the lines of: Vector<String> allLines = new Vector<String>(); allLines.add("line 1"); allLines.add("line 2"); allLines.add("line 3"); for (String currLine: allLines) { ... } Basically, it reads a big file into a lines vector then processes it one at a time (I bring it all in to memory since I'm doing a mu...
I already tried ArrayList^ and VB6 gives me a 'Type mismatch' error. I don't see a C++/CLI 'Collection' or 'List'. So what is the equivalent, if there is one? ...
im having hardtime in memset and memcpy. can somebody trasnlate this for me, or suggestion on how this thing work? do{ memset(szSpeechBuf, 0x0, sizeof(char)*QSIZE); if((nBufIter+1)*QSIZE > nRawBufLen) { diff = nRawBufLen - (nBufIter)*QSIZE; if(diff < 0) { printf("DetectSpeech() error : timeout!!!"); ...