FORTRAN provides several functions to convert a double precision number to an integral value. The method used for truncation/rounding differs. I am converting complex scientific algorithms which use these. According to FORTRAN documentation: aint(x) returns the integral value between x and 0, nearest x. anint(x) returns the nearest in...
How to let a label show multi-line strings? e.g. The given string is @"HelloA\nHelloB\nHelloC\n". How to show it like: @"HelloA" @"HelloB" @"HelloC" ...
I want to add some tail marks to several strings. Are there any marks like '\n' on iPhone? ...
So I am trying to do a bulk insert with SSIS and continually get: "Microsoft SQL Native Client" Hresult: 0x80004005 Description: "String or binary data would be truncated." Even though I already have a data conversion for every column into the exact same type as the table that the rows are getting inserted into. I used a view and the...
We are moving out of VB6 as quickly as we can, but in the meantime we've begun building our VB6 applications from the command line on a Build Server. Problem: The build server has a basic video adapter and causes the forms to be truncated down to the resolution of the basic adapter rather than the Height and Width in the Form itself. O...
I have a number of labels in my Flex application which have the "truncateToFit" property on them set to true. The problem is that, instead of displaying '...' at the end of any truncated text it displays null. I.e if my label's text was: "Hello Stackoverflow!" I might expect my label to look like this: "Hello Stackov..." Instead it...
Hello! I need to implement a certain kind of string truncation where a string splits in the middle and its left part becomes resizable. Here is what it might look like: "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Ut ornare dignissim ligula sed commodo." becomes "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet ... commodo." I am open to solutions using pure CSS or with...
Hello, In SQL Server 2005 I am trying to query a varchar(MAX) column which has some rows with text data that exceed the 8192. Yet, In Management Studio I have under Tools --> Options --> Query Results --> Results to Text --> Max numbers of characters displayed in each column = 8192, which is a maximum. Accordingly, it seems the trunca...
We build complicated console-based tools that produce a lot of commentary on the console. These tools process a lot of data and so runs are expensive and we don't like to do them more often than necessary, especially during testing where we already have to run them repeatedly. During such tests, we often log the result to a file to ca...
I am helping my son write a program to format files to load into another system. I have done this before with no trouble. Now I get a 13 KB comma delimited text file and I am copying it use FSO to another file with a csv extension. For some reason the new file always stops at the same place, about6 records from the end of the file ori...
Hey Guys, I creating a site in JRuby on Rails (JRuby 1.3.0 ). I am using Tomcat with it also. I am posting data to the server with a POST form. The post goes ok but is truncated when it gets to the controller to around 1000 characters. I have tried using JRuby 1.4RC1 to see the issue disappears but the problem is still present. I...
Hi, I'm currently running CTest, but I have a problem whereby tests with long names. For example: "API Part1 : Some test information w/ this input file" get's truncated to something like "API Part1 : Some test information w/ th"). It seems like the test name is truncated to about 31 characters. How can I change this? Thanks ...
I have some dynamic text contained in a div that is set to whatever a user enters in a textbox field. If the text doesn't fit in the div, right now it just gets cut off at the edge and all the text that extends past the border is not visible. I would like to truncate the text so that it fits inside the box and has an ellipsis (...) appen...
Ok so I know limiting strings is fairly easy when it comes to simply truncating and preserving html tags and stuff... but I'm kinda brain%^$%'d when I came to this scenario: I have a div box with a fixed height. I need to limit the strings echoed inside it so that it fits. It does pretty well with preserved html tags and all but it brea...
I'm using getTraceAsString() to get a stack trace but the string is being truncated for some reason. Example, an exception is thrown and I log the string using: catch (SoapFault $e) { error_log( $e->getTraceAsString() ) } The string thats prints out is: #0 C:\Somedirectory\Somedirectory\Somedirectory\Somedir\SomeScript.php(10): S...
Hi, I am working on a project where we make a VOIP phone call to the end user, essentially, exactly like skype does. The problem is, that all calls from VOIP need to be terminated as PSTN if it has to call a normal Landline phone. In the indian environment, the govt of India does not permit the call (from mobile to landline/landline ...
Hi. First post here. I've been fooling around with malloc, realloc and free in order to write some basic functions to operate on C strings (char*). I've encountered this weird issue when erasing the last character from a string. I wrote a function with such a prototype: int string_erase_end (char ** dst, size_t size); It's supposed to...
Working on parsing Arp packets and I found this nice problem. when receiving an Arp packet I was parsing the target's IP address. I have c0 a8 in my hex dumb but after that it ends. I am missing data! I see the data in Wireshark but I am not getting the data through WinPCap. I have yet to run into this issue before. Any ideas SO? So f...
I have a script that retrieves multiple products using prepared statements. Like putting loops into loops, I have prepared statements in prepared statements - so there is a prepared statement for retrieving all products, a prepared statement to retrieve all images for that product, a prepared statement to get all attributes for that prod...
Hello everyone, sorry if dumb but could not find an answer. #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { double a(0); double b(0.001); cout << a - 0.0 << endl; for (;a<1.0;a+=b); cout << a - 1.0 << endl; for (;a<10.0;a+=b); cout << a - 10.0 << endl; cout << a - 10.0-b << endl; return 0; } Output: 0 6.66134e-16 0.001 -1.035...