Given a canvas, let's say 10x10, and given 3 rectangles/squares. Canvas = 10x10 Rectangle 1 = 2x2 Rectangle 2 = 3x3 Rectangle 3 = 2x4 I've created a recursive function that loops every position of every rectangle on the canvas, and it works fine. (I've included the function below incase anyone wants to see it but I don't think it's n...
Hi, basicly I've got an array and want to call the same function for each element. Which way is it faster? foreach($elemeents as $element){ callFunction($element); } OR function callFunction($leements){ foreach($elements as $element){ //do something } } thanx in advance, im just a beginner ...
Right now I have 2 functions called showElement (elementId) and hideElement (elementId). I use these to hide and display rows in a table based on what a user clicks. I have a submit button for an area that takes in about 30 rows and looks like the following function hideGeneralSection { hideElement('gen1'); hideElement('gen2'); hideElem...
Background I have a spreadsheet of ticket allocations for an event. On each row of the spreadsheet is a name and the number of tickets allocated. I need to change the spreadsheet so that each name is duplicated once per ticket on separate rows, like this: I have a macro to do this, however it exhibits strange behaviour The Proble...
I have several fields, each one is like this: field1 field2 field3 ... Using a loop with a counter, I want to be able to say fieldx. Where x is the value of the counter in that loop. This means if I have 6 entries in my array, fields1 - field6 will be given values. Is fieldx possible? ...
Is there a way to query multiple specific posts? For example, the following gets one: // retrieve one post with an ID of 670 query_posts('p=670'); But as far as I can tell, I can't extend this to do two posts, separated by commas. Does anyone know a better way? ...
I am trying to figure out when a certain memory address is written to. I have tried couple of different loops in gdb but it never stoped. Any ideas? Ex: (gdb) while *0x68181b88 == 0 > step > end PS: This is a mips linux system. Edit: My MIPS does not have hw support/registers to watch memory values. Although watch works, it takes ab...
I have this for loop, and it seems to be repeating the first loop twice (x=0) and then not doing the last one (x=2) for (x=0;x<=2;x++) { if (document.getElementById("sub"+catCount+x).value != "") { if (nonums.test(document.getElementById("sub"+catCount+x).value)) { total = tota...
I'm trying out several exercises from a Java programming book. I have the code below: import java.io.*; import java.util.Scanner; public class Ex420 { public static void main( String args[] ) { String employeeName = ""; double workHours,excessHours, hourlyRates, grossPay; Scanner input = new Scanner( System.in ); while ( emp...
Hi all, I'm learning Perl and noticed a rather peculiar quirk -- attempting to match one of multiple regex conditions in a while loop results in that loop going on for infinity: #!/usr/bin/perl my $hivar = "this or that"; while ($hivar =~ m/this/ig || $hivar =~ m/that/ig) { print "$&\n"; } The output of this program is: th...
I need to find which id numbers are missing inside s.data compared to users. Is there a better(smaller code) way to compare? Thanks ;) if(users.length != undefined) { for(y=0;y<users.length;y++) { var left = true; for(y2=0;y2<s.data.length;y2++) { if(users[y].client_id==s.data[y2].client_i...
Good morning, I have been developing for a few months in R and I have to make sure that the execution time of my code is not too long because I analyze big datasets. Hence, I have been trying to use as much vectorized functions as possible. However, I am still wondering something. What is costly in R is not the loop itself right? I m...
I was wondering if there was a way to prevent a while loop from prematurely erroring out or terminating. I've thrown a try/catch in there and it seems to keep terminating. (As to the cause why it's terminating, I'm still debugging). $stomp = $this->stomp; if(isset($queue) && strlen($queue) > 0) { error_log('Starting Moni...
Take the following example: >>> for item in [i * 2 for i in range(1, 10)]: print item 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Is [i * 2 for i in range(1, 10)] computed every time through the loop, or just once and stored? (Also, what is the proper name for that part of the expression?) One reason I would want to do this is that I only want the ...
I tried to use this function $conn = db_connect(); while ($newsfeed = $conn->query("select info, username, time from newsfeed ORDER BY time DESC LIMIT 10")) { (...) echo "<p>User $newsfeed_username just registerted ".$minutes." min ago </p><br>"; but it only shows the la...
So, I was thinking I could just loop through localStorage like a normal object as it has a length. How can I loop through this? localStorage.setItem(1,'Lorem'); localStorage.setItem(2,'Ipsum'); localStorage.setItem(3,'Dolor'); If I do a localStorage.length it returns 3 which is correct. So I'd assume a for...in loop would work. I was...
Hello, I'm creating magazine style theme (not e-commerce) and I want to display 3 latest posts from ex. X, Y and Z category, where this 1st post will be with thumb and other 2 only titles. I found some similar solution themes, but when I look into the code, they created 2 loop for each category (2x3=6) and with this 6 loops code looks ve...
I need to calculate the mean, std, and other numbers for my programming and I was wondering how to use the loop function to my advantage. I have 5 electrodes of data. So to calculate the mean of each I used: mean_ch1 = mean(ch1); mean_ch2 = mean(ch2); mean_ch3 = mean(ch3); mean_ch4 = mean(ch4); mean_ch5 = mean(ch...
Hi. I'm using jQuery and I have a strange thing that I don't understand. I have some code: for (i = 1; i <= some_number; i++) { $("#some_button" + i).click(function() { alert(i); }); } "#some_button" as the name says - they are some buttons. When clicked they should pop-up a box with it's number, correct? But they don'...
I am migrating my PHP code to Ruby and at some point I need to update hash elements inside of a loop. For example: compositions.each_pair do |element,params| params['composition'].each_pair do |item,data| data['af'] /= params['af sum'] data['mf'] /= params['mass'] end end I could make it using item indexes, but it will be...