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I am new to C++ but I have an experience in C. Now I am trying to iterate over an array of objects but I am getting segmentation fault because it runs out of the range of the array.

I have a class ZombieHorede which keeps a pointer to an array of zombies.

I have two flags "32" and "64" which need to be checked if they're included inside an integer variable.

Therefore I'm using the following code which is working fine with "small integers". For example if the integer variable is "33555378" it outputs the right results.

Now I have the problem that the integer variable is "12261800583900083122" and the script doesn't seem to work correctly.

How do I check if flags are set in big integers correctly?

This is the JSFiddle.

Code:

I'd like to create a regex that would be able to grab everything up to and after DESCRIPTION, until the next TITLE: is found.

I'm attempting to create a web scraping program that gathers information from Wowpedia. (A wikia style website)

My primary concern right now is meaningfully being able to simply, so I can remember/reference for the future as I really struggle with this, gather information from a table when there are no reliable IDs to cite. Preferably, I would also like to do this without relying too much on individual CSS selectors, but if they are required I will happily oblige.

As an example, I will provide a simple code snippet I typed up to showcase how I would begin to tackle this problem.

I'm using Elixir 1.10.1 with Horde 0.8.3 as a backend API for a mobile and web app. Basically, a user is represented by a UserAgent, UA for short, (implemented with a GenServer) which is unique across the cluster and which exists as long as there is at least one live connection from client application. Clients can connect many times (phone, tablet, web, from home, from work, etc); each connection is represented by a ConnectionAgent, CA for short, which is unique. CA are alive as long as the user didn't logout or the session didn't expire. Basically, I only have a unique UA but I can have several CA.

The login procedure takes three steps

1. Upon reception of the HTTP login request (JSON content), the login() controller is called. After some checks it calls Horde.DynamicSupervisor.start_child(...) to create and register a new CA.
2. The supervisor calls ConnectionAgent.start_link() is called which in turn calls GenServer.start_link() with appropriate parameters and eventually the ConnectionAgent.init() is called
3. The CA is supposed either to create a new UA or to connect to the existing one so it calls `Horde.DynamicSupervisor.start_child(...)

A that moment, the program freezes and I get the following warning messages forever in the console and I definitely don't know what to with them:

I am using Horde and googles OAuth2 to login to the users IMAP, when using the below parameters for the Horde_Imap_Client_Socket class.

This is the code of a survive the horde type game I'm working on. I have been facing an issue where the alien(s) sometimes (enemy in code) randomly spawns at the bottom of the surface, even though I have specified their spawn location to be randomized (within a certain part of the surface).

What has made them spawn at the bottom of the surface, where they cannot be touched by bullets?

I'm working on an object-oriented program in Java that allows you to keep track of a horde of zombies. A zombie can be identified either by a unique id number or a single name, and we want to note how many limbs each zombie currently possesses. Zombies may leave the horde either by their own accord or removed by a zombie hunter.

Currently I'm trying to work on the zombie hunter class, I need it to remove objects from an array of zombies in main after it meets a certain condition, and the other classes should be done I believe:

zombieHorde.java

In my application all logged users are represented by a GenServer, I call a UserAgent, which basically keeps in memory the state of each user. All those processes are registered across the cluster in a distributed registry based on Horde with a unique ID. Whenever the user does some action, the client application sends the action to be performed along with the user_id. On server side, the controller checks the parameters (mandatory, optional, syntax, etc) and eventually calls UserAgent.the_action(user_id, other_params). The the_action(...) function simply sends a message to the server with the action to be performed: GenServer.call(via_tuple(id), {:the_action, params}).

In some cases, the UserAgent referenced by user_id doesn't exist any more, for example because the user had been inactive for some time and the process had been cleaned out (the sesion had expired) or because parts of the cluster are not reachable at that moment (imaginary use case for the moment). In those situations the call GenServer.call(via_tuple(id), {:the_action, params}) results in the error below which also crashes the HTTP endpoint process (#PID<0.1359.0> below) which in turn results in a 500 HTTP error (the dump api call, well, dumps the state of a process for debug purposes):