My apologies if I worded the title wrong. I've got a large table with multiple input boxes and need to get the values of the internal cells. I am able to get the dates, gas amounts/totals, and the totals, but not the rest. I need still to be able to get every other input box's value. I am not too sure where to go with this one, but...
If I have an object with an array as an attribute, what is the easiest way to access it? $obj->odp = array("ftw", "pwn", array("cool" => 1337)); //access "ftw" $obj->odp->0 //access 1337 $obj->odp->2->cool This doesn't seem to work. Is there something I'm doing wrong, or do I have to first assign it to a variable? $arr = $obj->odp;...
I have an object which can be of any collection type like IEnumerable or IQueryable or List. Now i want this object to be converted into type List. Can anyone tell me how can i achieve this?? Thanks ...
I'm working with Views 2 in Drupal 6, and I am having difficulty finding documentation on the methods of the View object. Is there any PHP function like print_r that outputs methods as well as fields? ...
Is there way to control the movieclip rotation direction - clockwise or counterclockwise? I mean no actionscript, just timeline and mouse. I have two almost identical movieclips on two layers, and need both of them to rotate in one direction, but one rotates clockwise and the other counterclockwise. I tried clicking and rotating objects ...
I have a custom datagridviewcolumn in which i've added an event. The problem is, I can't work out how to see who has subscribed to the current column object's event and add those subscriptions to the cloned column object. I get around this problem by asking the calling program to pass the address of the handler to a delegate in the cust...
Hi, I'm searching for an elegant way to convert a normal Python dict with some nested dicts to an object. For example: >>> d = {'a': 1, 'b': {'c': 2}, 'd': ["hi", {'foo': "bar"}]} Should be accessible in this way: >>> x = dict2obj(d) >>> x.a 1 >>> x.b.c 2 >>> x.d[1].foo bar I think, this is not possible without recursion, but wha...
I have a custom object say "objMain" in which i have few properties and also the property of object type (i.e. like a child object). objMain has these properties: 1. Name [type: string] 2. Description [type: string] 3. StartDate [type: datetime] 4. ObjSubject [type: object] - this is of custom type ObjAddress has these properties 1. S...
I have this code: DateTime d = DateTime.Today; long l = d.ToBinary(); object o = (long)l; d = new DateTime((long)o); When I execute this code, I get an error on d = new Date..(the last line). It says the argument is out of range; that it is out of the range of max and min ticks. Which does seem probable, as using a debugger l is a hug...
I need to change a value in a javascript object. var wba_product = { sku:'12ZB7', availability:'Usually ships in 1-2 business days', } I want to change this using javascript. <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript> if(wba_product.sku == '12ZB7') wba_product.availability + ' Items are charged to your credit card ...
I keep hearing that iframes have been depreciated and object's are the best way to achieve this now, however most articles that state this are 3 or so years old. With the current technologies and frameworks what is the best way to show another page (from a different domain) inside my own html page? ...
I have flash object embedded to my page and it should act as background animation. I have trouble setting height of object element, because firefox doesn't understand height="100%" value. <object classid="my_class_id" width="100%" height="100%" id="my_id"> <blaa blaa /> </object> ...
I'm using an XMLparser class to convert XML into an object. The problem is that the XML I have contains a dot in the nodeName (estate_size.primary_room_area). This of course doesn't work since it uses the dot notation for the object path already. Some ideas, but have no idea how to do them: -Replace the dot in the name somehow -Change ...
Is there a way to generate a hash-like ID in for objects in python that is solely based on the objects' attribute values? For example, class test: def __init__(self, name): self.name = name obj1 = test('a') obj2 = test('a') hash1 = magicHash(obj1) hash2 = magicHash(obj2) What I'm looking for is something where hash1 ==...
var foo = { "bar": {"blah": 9 } }; Is there a way to get the ["blah"] value of the only member of foo if I don't know the key is "bar"? Can I somehow reference the first member of an object without knowing its key? I'm looking for the equivalent of foo[0]["blah"] if foo were a normal array. In my case, I can't practically iterate...
Hi, I have to sort ArrayList which consists of objects. Object: ID, Quantity. The ArrayList should be sorted by ID. How to implement this? ItemIdQuantity = new ItemIdQuantity (ID, Quantity); ItemIdQuantity.Sort(); // where must be sorting by ID ...
I have a Client website, a WCF service and a library of domain objects (.cproj). I want the client to use my library of domain objects directly, not the proxy generated version of the domain objects. Is there a simple way of doing this? ...
So I have a class foo that has a method which returns an array bar. I have another function that calls foo.getBar and then filters the array. I want to be able to always get the original contents of bar when I use a different filter, but bing seems to be just creating a reference to bar, not a separate array. I have tried using return th...
I have a function that returns this object: var result = AjaxUserToPlacePaging(); //this is the object object[] objcs = new object[1]; objcs[0] = new { countHereNow = countHereNow.ToString(), countWillBeHere = countWillBeHere.ToString(), countWasHere = countWasHere.ToString() }; How can I extract the information...
What is more efficient in Python in terms of memory usage and CPU consumption - Dictionary or Object? Background: I have to load huge amount of data into Python. I created an object that is just a field container. Creating 4M instances and putting them into a dictionary took about 10 minutes and ~6GB of memory. After dictionary is ready...