I have 10 arbitrary letters and need to check the max length match from words file
I started to learn RE just some time ago, and can't seem to find suitable pattern
first idea that came was using set: [10 chars] but it also repeats included chars and I don't know how to avoid that
I stared to learn Python recently but before RE and ...
<? foreach ($this->criteria as $key => $value): ?>
<li><?= $this->accommodationsLink($this->criteria, $key) ?></li>
<? endforeach ?>
This code give unexpected results, because only one link is visible. But there are two items in $this->criteria.
I explored the cause of the probleem. In the function accommodationsLink is another foreac...
hello all,
i have code which initalised the itreator to 0 and it works in vc6
but if compile the same in vs2005 its giving error
error C2679: binary '=' : no operator found which takes a right-hand operand of type 'int' (or there is no acceptable conversion)
the code is like
MapofUsers::iterator itfind;
itfind = 0;intialised in contruct...
I have a template class with a private map member
template <typename T>
class MyClass
{
public:
MyClass(){}
private:
std::map<T,T> myMap;
}
I would like to create a private method that accepts an iterator to the map
void MyFunction(std::map<T,T>::iterator &myIter){....}
However, this gets a compile error: identifier 'iterat...
I implemented an iterator, which has Fibonacci numbers as output. In my main() I'd like to find a number which is dividable by 17 (it's 34). Why doesn't work my find_if statement.
Thank you!
#include <boost/operators.hpp>
#include <algorithm>
#include <tr1/functional>
struct FibIter: boost::input_iterator_helper<FibIter,uns...
This is the ArrayList defined in the
private ArrayList<LocWiseSaleParam> locWiseSaleList;
where LocWiseSaleParam is myaction class
I am using a iterator on jsp and accessing its values. but can i use the iterator with the same value as nested iterator
<s:iterator value="locWiseSaleList" id="list" >
<s:iterator value="l...
I was expecting the second assert in the following to pass. I'm asking for your help.
Edit: It didn't work when I had poss everywhere instead of poss_a in some places.
#include <vector>
#include <cassert>
class Sampler
{
public:
std::vector<int*> poss;
std::vector<int*>::const_iterator poss_it;
Sampler(std::vector<int*> poss_a) : ...
For example is the following valid?
std::vector<int> vec(5, 0);
std::vector<int>::const_iterator it1(vec.begin());
std::vector<int>::const_iterator it2(vec.begin());
//Use it1 and it2 like they don't know about each other.
Is there a special name for a container that permits multiple active iterators?
...
Here is my code that i tried to get two consecutive elements of Iterator.
public void Test(Iterator<Value> values) {
Iterator<Value> tr = values;
while (tr.hasNext()) {
v = tr.next();
x = v.index1;
// u = null;
if (tr.hasNext()) {
u = tr.next();
y = u.index1;
} els...
Hi all,
My problem requires 3 (not too long functions) to reproduce (VS2010 / .NET 4)
In the first case, my IEnumerable is not evaluated (through the ToList() method)
I can't see why..
// Main program
private void ButtonTest_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs args)
{
int[] indexes = new int[] { 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2 };
v...
Looking through the source code of a binary tree,I find the following function:
//definition of BTR,in case you'd want to know
template< class Type>
struct BTR
{
// The item saved to that specifiec position into the tree
Type value;
// Points to the left leaf
BTR<Type>* left;
// Points to the right leaf
...
I'm learning C++ and can't get my head around this problem:
I have a simple class A
class A {
private:
int ival;
float fval;
public:
A(int i = 0, float f = 0.0) : ival(i), fval(f) { }
~A(){ }
void show() const {
cout << ival << " : " << fval << "\n";
}
void setVal(int i) {
ival = i;
}
...
A set of APIs that I commonly use follow a linked-list pattern:
struct SomeObject
{
const char* some_value;
const char* some_other_value;
SomeObject* next;
}
LONG GetObjectList( SomeObject** list );
void FreeObjectList( SomeObject* list );
This API is not mine and I cannot change it.
So, I'd like to encapsulate their...
i need to see my hashMap keys and values in order to check if it s working properly.but im getting an error for the below lines:
Iterator iterator = myHashMap.keySet().iterator();
Flows flows = new Flows();
while(iterator.hasNext()){
Object key = iterator.next();
Object value = myHashMap.get(key); // <--
...
Code:
vector<weight *> &res;
vector<weight>::iterator it = lower_bound(w.begin(), w.end(), queryweight);
while(it != w.end()) {
weight *w = &(*it);
if(w->weight >= 60) break;
res.push_back(w);
it++;
}
I think the lower_bound do a binary search (?), so in the end, does the C++ code intend to get the wei...
I want to derive from std::back_insert_iterator to create a kind of filter for a string type, say back_xml_insert_iterator, that will examine the characters passed through it looking for characters that can not be emitted "naked" into an XML stream, e.g., '"', '&', '<', '>', and '\'', and will on-the-fly insert their character entity ref...
I was reading a Ruby question about the .each iterator, and someone stated that using .each can be a code smell if higher order iterators are better suited for the task. What are higher order iterators in Ruby?
edit: Jörg W Mittag, the author of the StackOverflow answer that I was referring to mentioned that he meant to write higher lev...
I have a number of large files where I want to process all but the last line in each file. If the files were small, I could just convert to a TraversableLike and use the "init" method, e.g.:
lines.toList.init
But the files are large so I need to keep things as an iterator. Is there a simple way to get something like "init" on an Itera...
I have a linked list structure:
struct SomeLinkedList
{
const char* bar;
int lots_of_interesting_stuff_in_here;
DWORD foo;
SomeLinkedList* pNext;
};
It is part of an existing API and I cannot change it.
I would like to add iterator support. The boost::iterator_facade<> library seemed ideal for the purpose.
class Some...
I have an stl iterator resulting from a std::find() and wish to test whether it is the last element. One way to write this is as follows:
mine *match = someValue;
vector<mine *> Mine(someContent);
vector<mine *>::iterator itr = std::find(Mine.begin(), Mine.end(), match);
if (itr == --Mine.end()) {
doSomething;
}
But it seems to me...