So I'm writing this EXE to process refunds, and when the job's done, we're sending out an email to a list of users that will probably be like: DO NOT REPLY Refund processing has completed. N refunds were successfully processed. We encountered N errors. Please check http://whatever.url for a detailed report. Thanks, A computer DO NOT...
I have written a custom view template called "views-view-unformatted--FAQ.tpl.php. How can I access the nodes? The $rows array only holds the rendered content from the node.tpl.php template. Bottom line is this - I want to organize the FAQ's into sections by taxonomy. ...
I continue my understanding of MVVC with the code of MSDN and I have a question. In the .xaml they have a list of commands displayed to the screen. <Border Grid.Column="0" Style="{StaticResource MainBorderStyle}" Width="170" > <HeaderedContentControl Content="{Binding Path=Commands}" ContentTemplate...
The Django widthratio tag takes three arguments - the top and bottom of a ratio, and a constant value. If the ratio is greater than one, then the rendered result will be greater than the constant. For example, if your first two numbers are 6 and 3 and your constant is 100, then the rendered number would be 200, not 100. I'm wondering ...
If I have a derived class with multiple bases, each this pointer for each base will be different from that of the derived object's this pointer, except for one. Given two types in an inheritance hierarchy, I'd like to detect at compile time whether they share the same this pointer. Something like this should work, but doesn't: BOOST_STA...
I believe I've seen a demonstration of this somewhere but I can't remember where. I'd like to change a couple of the "Add New Item" templates for the project I'm working on. Also I'd like to include these changes in source control alongside the project so that anyone else who works on the project gets the same templates. Anyone know how...
I have the following code: #include <stdio.h> template<int A> class Thing { // 5 public: Thing() : data(A) { } template<int B> Thing &operator=(const Thing<B> &other) { printf("operator=: A = %d; B = %d\n", A, B); printf("this->data = %d\n", data); } ...
I'm basically looking to generate a wrapper for a generic C function without having to manually specify the types. So I have a callback with a fixed prototype but I'm going to need to do some special code in the wrapper based on the type of the wrapped function... So basically I'm thinking about using a static method in a class template ...
I have a container class, we'll call it template <class T> CVector { ... } I want to do something different with this class when T is a pointer type, e.g. something along the lines of: template <class T*> CVector< SomeWrapperClass<T> >; where SomeWrapperClass is expecting the type of the pointed to thing as its parameter. Unfort...
InkScape users, can you recommend Inkscape for website-template development. I have to learn a tool for website templating, to create layout and export slices, one of my friend is suggesting fireworks i have seen him working ie why i am aware about slicing/css, and web-says lnkscape shall be fine, nothing detailed review. Has someone, yo...
I'd like a generic method for retrieving the data from a vector. I have a the following class and vector: class myClass { public: myClass(int myX, float myZ, std::string myFoo) : x ( myX ) , z ( myZ ) , foo ( myFoo ) { } myClass() { } int x; float z; std::string foo; } ; std::...
Hi, We work on different projects, And we use different tools. Over the years I've found that Excel and Word are the most essential tools that have ever been used at almost all stages of a project life-cycle. I use them for time-tracking, effort-estimations and requirements-management, but all of them have specific templates that make t...
Is there a compiler or standalone preprocessor which takes C++ files and runs a template expansion pass, generating new C++ code with expanded template instantiations? I remember such a tool in the mid-90s when templates were still new and experimental, and the preprocessor was a way to do template programming with compilers without nat...
I am trying to manually code some changes into my SharePoint Site Template. I can get the stp/cab file open and have added a new Element to the manifest.xml file, but when I repackage the stp and load it onto the server - the new site that I create using the updated .stp does not reflect the new link that I have added to the manifest.xml...
Is it possible to have a C++ template function which can access different fields in its input data depending on what type of input data was passed to it? e.g. I have code of the form: typedef struct { int a; int b; }s1; typedef struct { int a; }s2; template <class VTI_type> void myfunc(VTI_type VRI_data, bool contains_b) { pr...
I have a very simple case that I think would benefit from using templates (but I'm not sure, which is why I'm asking). All the templating examples I've seen either assume more knowledge than I have, are too specific to be of much use to a total newb like myself, or contain lots of ancillary stuff that makes it hard to identify what's pa...
I'm trying to add Soap headers to my document and update the first RS node with <Rs xmlns="http://tempuri.org/schemas"> all while copying the remainder of the document nodes. In my real example i'll have more nodes within RS parent node so i'm looking for a solution with a deep copy of some sort. <-- this is the data which needs...
When calling a template function, is it ok to omit the type after the function name? As an example, consider the function template<typename T> void f(T var){...}; Is it ok to simply call it like this: int x = 5; f(x); or do I have to include the type? int x = 5; f<int>(x); ...
Django Forms framework is excellent and renders the entire form by just the following. {{ form.as_p }} For a registration form, it converts above into: <p><label for="id_username">Username:</label> <input id="id_username" type="text" name="username" maxlength="30" /> Required. 30 characters or fewer. Alphanumeric characters only (let...
I'd like to output some information that depends on session data in Django. Let's take a "Login" / "Logged in as | Logout" fragment for example. It depends on my request.session['user']. Of course I can put a user object in the context every time I render a page and then switch on {% if user %}, but that seems to break DRY idea - I wou...