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QUESTION
so i found this snippet of code that lets you filter markers when you select them from dropdown, the code actually works if i take out the radio buttons from the dropdown and click them, but if i put them back in an actuall dropdown menu, it doesnt filter the markers, it just stays how it is. I want them to work like this - if i Select Rīga from the dropdown, only show markers that have it as marker[4].
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Answered 2021-May-22 at 12:13You just have to move the call of updateView(this);
from the inline event listeners to your dropdown click handler. Then check in an if statement if the target was an input.
By the way you don't need to give this to updateView();
since it is just checking if this is truthy. So it is enough to give true to that function: updateView(true);
Move the function call from here:
QUESTION
This problem is one that I have created for Stack Overflow which is simpler but the answer should be able to be applied to the more complex dataset that I am trying to solve. I want to use the apply method on the dataframe using my function to produce one long list of all 2-dim tuples.
Here is the dataset:
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Answered 2021-Apr-26 at 16:10QUESTION
I'm using Clojure/Ogre to add vertices in Tinkergraph. Since I'm very new to this technologies, I guess that I might have missed something.
Here's what I tried:
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Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 17:41it doesn't matter what programming language you use, you always need to iterate your traversal. In other words, you need a traversal termination step like iterate()
, `toList(), etc. See the Ogre documentation for a listing of these in the "The Traversal" Section, but basically you just need to do something like this:
QUESTION
In my game I have different enemies. When I create a dungeon, I want the game to randomly decide which enemy to put in from of the player. Each enemy is created with his own constructor, For example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-20 at 19:16Make an array of "enemy factories" of type Func
and pick a random factory from that array.
Here is a skeleton of a potential implementation:
QUESTION
I'm trying to code a game, in which the monsters are stored in a database. I'm trying to select a random monster from the database and store the information into variables that I can then use in the rest of the code. I also create the database within my main code. I'm getting the error "NameError: name 'random_monster_type' is not defined" and I'm not really sure why. Any insight would be very helpful.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-13 at 14:11You are attempting to reference the variable random_monster_type
, which was declared inside the function generate_monster
, outside of the function.
To call the variable you have a few options.
Solution 1: Using return
QUESTION
I am trying to take a value from MSSQL to a class. In my login GUI frame the variable passes exactly right, but when i pass that class object to another frame the name (String ograd) variable returns as null.
Here's the teachermanagement.java file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-13 at 14:15You're creating too many teachermanagement objects and ignoring the parameter passed into the constructor:
Code 1:
QUESTION
I cant get case 3 and 4 to work correctly. I don't have an error but correct information is not displaying. For case 3, it displays the last item in the array even if another is entered.4 is not displaying.
These are the directions The Video class should also have a static method called listVideosStarring that finds all movies that have a particular star in them. This method takes a parameter that is the star’s name, and loop through the array of products and concatenate the names of all the videos in the array that have the specified star in them. Beware that not all the elements of this array point to Video instances; therefore, you will need to make sure that a reference points to a Video instance before attempting to obtain the star. Also, since the Products array is of type Product, you will need to treat the element as if it points to a Video to obtain the star's name (this requires typecasting). Also keep in mind that because the member variable may contain more than one star, you cannot assume that it necessarily equals the string entered by the user; instead you need to see if the user’s entry is contained somewhere within the star member variable’s value.
Video and Automobile are subclasses of Product and products is the array
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Answered 2020-Dec-07 at 07:31Ideally, class Product
should be abstract. You can't really create a "product" but you can create a video and you can create an automobile. However, from your code it appears that you can create a "generic" Product
so in your circumstances, class Product
should not be made abstract.
Default constructors don't make sense because a productName
should be used to identify a Product
object and therefore each Product
object should have a unique productName
. I would remove the default constructors.
Your identifiers do not strictly adhere to Java naming conventions. In the below code I have made the relevant changes.
In method findProduct()
, of class Product
, remove the else
. You are only testing the first element in the array products
. I assume that each Product
must have a unique productName
and therefore the method should be:
QUESTION
I'm trying to write a Singleton base class similar to Ogre3Ds Ogre::Singleton
using C++20's std::default_initializable
.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-18 at 02:28Compiling this with GCC gives a more helpful error message:
QUESTION
Kinda of a complete beginner here.
I am starting in C++, and programming in general, so, I'm trying to do a rough menu for a text RPG combat game, for practicing conditionals.
But, the values aren't updating themselves. Here is the code:
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Answered 2020-Aug-07 at 07:46When you write this syntax:
QUESTION
I have problem with replace some string with upper or lower case
Its my test script:
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Answered 2020-Jun-04 at 06:11The string type doesn't support this. You're probably best off using the regular expression submethod with the re.IGNORECASE option. Package for that is "re".
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