based on a library called Consoledefender V 3.3
http://www.coding-board.de/resources/c-lib-fuer-manipulationen-am-windows-consolefenster-v-3-3.30/
i made minimal class for personal usage based on this library by using C++11. it actually takes user input and prints it back on console Screen. it ...
Working example at http://jsfiddle.net/x09h2p21/
I have made this little program for fun, to add on my personal webpage. I remember seeing something like it some time ago, don't remember exactly where, and I tried to reproduce it myself.
As it turns out, I figured out that it isn't quite fun...
Since there isn't a very reliable way (in my opinion) to get the mime type of a specific extension, regardless of the file actually being of that type or not.
This type of thing usually is used when sending a different Content-type when you intend to send, for example, an image.
Here is the cod...
So, I have an if statement that says something along the lines of
if( a )
{
string name = getName();
//do thing a with name
}
else if( b )
{
string name = getName();
//do thing b with name
}
But there is always the option that both a and b are false, which means that the name v...
I'm using HMSegmentedControl, an open-source UISegmentedControl subclass. I'm trying to react to the user tapping on the currently selected segment. HMSegmentedControl only supports reacting to a segment CHANGE, with either UIControlEventValueChanged or a block that executes when the index is cha...
A discussion in The 2nd Monitor made me realize I had never 'solved' the N-Queens problem. Additionally, as I read up on it, I realized that the 64-squares in a chess board would work well if represented as bits in a 64-bit long.... That was a nice thought, but it became complicated, and really, ...
Inside a loop: must check flag value and assign or just assign?
Scenario: I must turn on a value when at least one item from a collection meets one condition. I will stop the loop when an Item meets the second condition.
var bAtLeastOne;
var bAllValid;
for (int i = 0;(i < collection.length &&...
In interrupt bubble sort, we need to stop the sorting based on the iteration count. Seems pretty straigtforward to me. I have a pseudo-code which seems to works fine in ipython. I am not sure, what is wrong in my complete code
s = '36 47 78 28 20 79 87 16 8 45 72 69 81 66 60 8 3 86 90 90 | 2'
...
In groovy 1.8.6 I need to move a line just before another one:
fileToChange = new File('.classpath')
linesToKeep = []
fileToChange.eachLine {
if (it.contains('line to move')) {
lineToMove = it
} else {
linesToKeep.add(it)
}
}
fileToChange.withWriter { out ->
lines...
Could I write that python class with better readability?
Please, fell free to suggest a faster way to do the same or missed common practices in the OOP.
CURRENT_LINE = 0
SIGNS = 1
class BaseError(Exception):
def __init__(self, value):
self.value = value
def __str__(self):
...
As an exercise I have written a basic binary tree implementation in Go.
Tree struct:
type Tree struct {
Key *int
Value interface{}
Left *Tree
Right *Tree
}
func New() *Tree {
return &Tree{}
}
It a annoys me a bit, that Key is a pointer, but this is needed at the moment...
