How would one switch a public bool to true from a child form in a mdi type program? I have a child form called logon that if everything checks out i want to set a "authenticated" bool to true in the form1 (main) form ...
This might be a really dumb question but I'm learning .NET, so I'm quite clueless... Let's say I have two files default.aspx and the associated default.aspx.cs. default.aspx.cs: protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { var myObject = new MyObject(); } Is there a way that in the default....
I've just started learning Jquery but the examples aren't helping me much... Now whats happening with the following code is that I have 4 forms that I switch between using a link for each. But what I can't figure out is how to get variable "postOptionSelected" in the first function to pass to the other functions to display even more use...
hi everyone, i was blocked by a coldfusion problem, any suggestions are appreciated. now lemme decribe my problem. i have an Application.cfc in my website root, the content in it is as follows: <cfcomponent output="false"> <cffunction name="onRequest" returnType="void"> <cfargument name="thePage" type="string" required="true...
This question is a furtherance of the one asked in this thread. Using the following class definitions: template <class T> class Foo { public: Foo (const foo_arg_t foo_arg) : _foo_arg(foo_arg) { /* do something for foo */ } T Foo_T; // either a TypeA or a TypeB - TBD foo_arg_t _foo_arg; }; template <...
If I declare local variables in a partial and then render the partial from another erb template, will the latter also have accces to those local variables? ...
In Javascript OO, when should I use the this keyword? Also, if I want to call a method of a class from another method of the same class, should I use this or just the name of the function? E.g is this correct? function Foo() { this.bar= function() { alert('bar'); } this.baz= function() { this.bar(); //should ...
I often write functions that need to see other objects in my environment. For example: > a <- 3 > b <- 3 > x <- 1:5 > fn1 <- function(x,a,b) a+b+x > fn2 <- function(x) a+b+x > fn1(x,a,b) [1] 7 8 9 10 11 > fn2(x) [1] 7 8 9 10 11 As expected, both these functions are identical because fn2 can "see" a and b when it executes. But ...
How to pass current scope variables and functions to the anonymous function in plain Javascript or in jQuery (if it's specific for frameworks). For example: jQuery.extend({ someFunction: function(onSomeEvent) { var variable = 'some text' onSomeEvent.apply(this); // how to pass current scope variables/functions to this functi...
Hi, I'm currently developping my first iPhone application and I would like to know what is the best way to share an object which is gonna be used in every controller. I was thinking of referencing the controller containing the needed data in other controllers and access this data thanks to properties, is that a good idea or is there a ...
I have a JavaScript object that looks like the following: venue = function(map, dataSet) { // set some constants this.VENUE_ID = 0; this.VENUE_NAME = 1; this.VENUE_CITY = 2; this.filterBy = function(field, value) { ... var filterValue = 'parent.VENUE_' + field; } } Now, the problem is that I ne...
I am having some trouble with the classic javascript local variable scope topic, but dealing with a JSON variable. I have looked at other questions here regarding the same thing, but nothing has matched my case exactly, so here goes. I have a class that I have made from javascript that has 3 methods: func1, func2, and func3. I also ha...
Hi I'm not massively experienced with JavaScript and I'm having trouble with variable scope and jquery. I have the following structure: function pass_variables() { username = "efcjoe" response = post_variables(username) alert(response) } function post_variables(username) { $.post( '/path/to/url/', { ...
I have a foreach loop that cycles through a list of types and creates an instance of each one. However, when I build, it gives a CS0246 error ("The type or namespace could not be found ... "). Here's a simplified version of the code: internal static class TypeManager { internal static void LoadTypes() { // Fill the lis...
I'm using the facebooker gem which creates a variable called facebook_session in the controller scope (meaning when I can call facebook_session.user.name from the userscontroller section its okay). However when I'm rewriting the full_name function (located in my model) i can't access the facebook_session variable. ...
Hi, I have written an application with a draggable annotation which I have added on top of a MKMapView. I've added a CLLocationCoordinate2D variable called myloc in my main view controller to store the coordinate (lat,lng) values whenever I drag the annotation. My question is how do I update the myloc property value in the super parent ...
I have a public variable "testStr" in my applications main form. I have a tabControl which adds tabs loaded with user controls. How can I reference "testStr" from these user controls? I would imagine its either Application.* or parentForm.* ... but everything I'm trying isnt working, not really sure how to do it and I'm a bit new to .net...
Why Java, C and C++ (maybe other languages also) do not allow more than one type on for-loop variables? For example: for (int i = 0; i < 15; i++) in this case we have a loop variable i, which is the loop counter. But I may want to have another variable which scope is limited to the loop, not to each iteration. For example: for (int ...
Does anyone know how to update a property value from the subview (child) view controller? I have a int property called statusid defined with gettor/settor in parent view controller. [self.view addSubview:detailsVC.view]; In the child subview, I trying calling [super statusid:updatedValue]; to update statusid to a new value, but this cre...
Why is the following code prints "xxY"? Shouldn't local variables live in the scope of whole function? Can I use such behavior or this will be changed in future C++ standard? I thought that according to C++ Standard 3.3.2 "A name declared in a block is local to that block. Its potential scope begins at its point of declaration and ends ...