When using XCode for writing for the iphone SDK... like a simple function that accepts a text-string URL and visits the website, and returns the HTML... which is better?
Use Objective-C and write a "method" that accepts an NSString and returns an NSString.
or
Use C and write a "function" that accepts a string and returns a string.
Ho...
function drawinventoryList() {
inventoryArray.sort();
var inventoryString = "";
for (x in inventoryArray) {
arrayValue = inventoryArray[x];
var counter = parseInt(x) + 1;
if (counter == 1) {
inventoryString = "<table width='100%' celpadding='0' cellspacing='0' style='border:1px solid #d00;'...
Ok, so I have:
function myfunc(foo,bar) {
$('#div' + foo).hide();
$('#div' + bar).show();
return false;
}
Then I have:
function myOtherFunc() {
// define vars foo and bar
myfunc(foo,bar);
}
var timerId = setInterval(myOtherFunc, 5000); // run myOtherFunc every 5 seconds.
which works fine. But the I have:
$('#myLink...
what's wrong with this code, first time I click the submit button it loads the iframe once, then clicking it again will load the iframe twice. and so on..
code:
JS
$(function() {
$("form").submit(function() {
//
$("form").attr('target','myframe');
$('#myframe').load( function(){
alert('Hello');
});
});...
My question is:
function Foo()
{
this.foo = "bar"; // <- What is "this" here?
}
From what I can tell it depends on how Foo is used, i.e. as a constructor or as a function. What can this be in different circumstances?
...
Basically, a program to find the largest prime factor of a number. Don't know if the logic is correct cuz I can't run it to test it. I know this is long. But please forgive me.
//largest_prime.c
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int num,large;
int prime(int);
int lprime(int);
printf("Enter number: ");
scanf("%d",&num)...
I'm working on a project which needs to be Unicode aware. PHP provides bunch of useful functions like str_count_words() to calculate the number of words in some input, but they won't work against UTF-8 data in PHP < 6 which is a shame. The same applies to strlen(), strrev(), etc.
What should I do about this? PHP 6 is still not even out ...
OK I am just starting out with jQuery.
I have a page with a table of date-values. Each is wrapped in a tag which I can find with
$('mytag').
<mytag>2009-10-31</mytag>
How, using Jquery, would I
take each of the source values and
pass it to a Javascript function
then replace that source value within the table with the result of t...
I don't want to use *args or **kwargs since I can't change function declaration.
For example:
def foo( a, b, c ) """Lets say values passed to a, b and c are 1,2 and 3 respectively"""
...
...
""" I would like to generate an object preferably a dictionary such as {'a':1, 'b':2, 'c':3} """
...
...
Can anyone suggest a way...
I'm just starting to learn python... so bear with me please
Why is it giving me a Invalid Syntax error with this block of code
def InvalidArgsSpecified:
print ("*** Simtho Usage ***\n")
print ("-i Installs Local App,, include full path")
print ("-u Uninstalls Installed App,include ID or Name")
print ("-li Lists all inst...
I currently am working on a project within Crystal Reports that refuses to use the undocumented function WM_CONCAT, which is allowable within Oracle 10g.
Here is the WM_CONCAT header information
WM_CONCAT(p1 IN VARCHAR2) RETURN VARCHAR2
To use WM_CONCAT I pass it the following: WM_CONCAT(column1); This function seems to accept a co...
Season's greetings! I have a function that prints out the contents of a char** that is being used as an array to store a number of strings. The is declared like this:
char** commandArray = (char**)malloc(historySize);
where historySize is a global int set to 8, for now. The array is populated with commands that the user enters, in s...
How do you switch pointers in a function?
void ChangePointers(int *p_intP1, int *p_intP2);
int main() {
int i = 100, j = 500;
int *intP1, *intP2; /* pointers */
intP1 = &i;
intP2 = &j;
printf("%d\n", *intP1); /* prints 100 (i) */
printf("%d\n", *intP2); /* prints 500 (j) */
ChangePointers(intP1, intP2);
printf("%d\n", *intP1); /* ...
why isn't the size of an array sent as a parameter the same as within main?
#include <stdio.h>
void PrintSize(int p_someArray[10]);
int main () {
int myArray[10];
printf("%d\n", sizeof(myArray)); /* as expected 40 */
PrintSize(myArray);/* prints 4 not 40 */
}
void PrintSize(int p_someArray[10]){
printf("%d\n", sizeof(...
Is it possible to put a function in an XML field?
For example i have the following xml file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<prova>
<prova>
<continente>Europa</continente>
<stato>Italia</stato>
<societa>SSC Napoli</societa>
<actual>1.09769</actual>
<estimate>0.447969</estimate>
</prova>
<prova>
....
</prova>
</prova>
I...
Basically is the only advantage of object oriented languages the improved understanding of a programs purpose?
Do the compilers of object oriented languages break apart the objects into structures and function libraries?
...
I am using stored procedures at the moment but I have a lot of stuff like this:
if ... begin select 'success' return end
if ... begin select 'notgood' return end
if ... begin select 'someelse' return end
so I'm thinking that it would be a better idea to use functions instead, but is there any performance difference between functions a...
Hi there,
Ive been writing a simple jquery function that turns a div with a list of images into a carousel. Here is the markup..
<div id="carousel">
<ul>
<li><img src="images/music1.jpg" /></li>
<li><img src="images/music2.jpg" /></li>
<li><img src="images/music3.jpg" /></li>
</ul>
</div>
and in my carousel.js file i hav...
I'm writing a bash script where I need to pass a string containing spaces to a function in my bash script.
For example:
#!/bin/bash
myFunction
{
echo $1
echo $2
echo $3
}
myFunction "firstString" "second string with spaces" "thirdString"
When run, the output I'd expect is:
firstString
second string with spaces
thirdStr...
I am trying to get a conceptual understanding of the nature of Python functions and methods. I get that functions are actually objects, with a method that is called when the function is executed. But is that function-object method actually another function?
For example:
def fred():
pass
If I look at dir(fred), I see it has an att...