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Example App: RecyclerView with Kotlin on Android. Finished source code for the blog article introducing RecyclerView with Kotlin support on Android. Follow the instructions to go from a new project in Android Studio to a fully-working RecyclerView list.
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QUESTION
Good day
I am trying to filter my data from 2 dates and based from a text. Here is my code for loading data on the datagridviewer.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 16:36I have separated the database code from the user interface code. this makes the code easier to maintain.
Don't declare connections outside of the method where they are used.
Use Using...End Using
blocks to ensure that database objects are closed and disposed.
QUESTION
I get an error in Visual Studio whenever I submit data on access. Need help tried everything on google but it still happens. Thank you
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 02:24Solved it. I renamed the OutPut and Input on access db and my code. I don't why, but I read that changing common names can help.
QUESTION
I have a program that needs to read a CSV file called PartsList.csv
. It looks at the first column, compares it with a dictionary that was made before this snip of code runs, and if the first column matches it, it will take the value from the key-value pair that was compared, use that as a key in dictionary catd{}
and set the value as an empty tuple. Then it takes the empty tuple, is converted into a list into the variable holder
, the value in the second column is appended to the list, and is converted back into a tuple as a value for the previously mentioned key. However, the problem I'm having is that after iterating once, it completely ignores the inner for loop. It makes the keys I need it to make, but because the inner for loop is ignored, it doesn't generate the values for it. I don't know what the problem is, so any help is appreciated.
Here is the relevant code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-14 at 20:26The question has been solved, as @0x5453 mentioned, using csv_file.seek(0)
resets the starting point to the beginning, stopping the issue of the iterator csv_file
being empty.
QUESTION
fileHandler = editFile(warehouse,'r')
fileHandler2 = open('provided_parts.txt','w')
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-14 at 16:21The example below implies that specific word is wrapped by spaces. if you want it to be case-sensitive, remove .lower()
QUESTION
So I made a program that reads and writes to excel files.
About one year ago I made a similar program that still works fine. I made a new one as I have gained more experience, and wanted an updated version.
The new program launches just fine on every computer, but once I try to click my button to check an excel file and open a new window, the program crashes.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-01 at 10:17I found out what the issue was. It was really an amateur error.
In the new window, there is a picture. And in the code it would get the picture from my computer. No wonder it crashed on all other computers.
I simply forgot to fix that before publishing.
QUESTION
When i try to output a material of type string of class 'Brakes' using polymorphism, it doesn't print correctly. I believe the problem has to do with me instantiating a new derived object. How do I populate a derived object with data members into an array of pointers of the base class in C++? Sorry if the format for the code is wrong rr if I didn't give enough information, it is my first time here.
in main():
Parts *partsList = new Parts[arrayCount];
function call:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-13 at 04:17partsList
in main
is a pointer to an array of Parts
.
populateArrayBrakes
populates an array of Parts *
(pointers to parts).
Your use of &parts
will results in Undefined Behavior because any access in populateArrayBrakes
of parts[element]
where element is not 0 will be out of bounds.
What you want is to declare partsList
as a pointer array,
QUESTION
I would like to read the preferred_part and if it is true it should display checkmark and if it is false it won't display anything. This is the code I have below and the error I get is:
TypeError: Cannot read property 'substring' of undefined.
I don't even properly know how I should be able to read the boolean values of preferred part in any other way. Any sort of help will be appreciated. Please tell me how I can solve this issue. I am new to react. Thank you!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-04 at 20:52You need to wait for getParts()
to finish before you can do parts.map()
Also, this is wrong:
if (parts.preferred_parts = true) {
You are trying to set parts.preferred_parts
to true instead of checking if it's value is true.
QUESTION
I'm building a work orders model in django. I'd like to have an array field for parts required with quantities and another array field of parts produced with quantities. The parts would be foreign keys from a model in an inventory app I have already created. From what I've read PostgreSQL won't allow for foreign keys in an array field. so I would need to have a many to many field in a new model. But I'm not sure how to construct that. what would be the best way to go about this?
models.py
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Answered 2020-Apr-29 at 10:54QUESTION
Im currently writing a program which main function is to read files and perform calculations. Currently im working on a function whos function is to process a set of calcuations based on variables within multiple text files. Below are two text files needed for this function
Customers.txt
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-16 at 12:06Boiling down your example to the essentials:
QUESTION
I have two vector structs, one contains the codes and cost for each, and another is just orders that contains requested codes and totalCost (to be calculated)
vector parts(codes, cost);
vector orders(codes, totalCost); //totalCost set to 0;
where the parts vector contains something like ('A', 10, 'B', 20);
Where A and B are parts, 10 is cost for A, 20 cost for B.
and the orders vector contains orders such as A,B,C or just A,B Say we receive an order of parts A and B.
how do we go about adding these two based on cost from parts and storing the result in a new int that we gonna use later to add to the vector struct orders (totalCost).
I was trying for several hours, I think I need to use std::transform and maybe std::accumulate? just not sure how to put the two together...
This is what I have written so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-15 at 23:57Just find for every part in order it's cost from the parts container, that you pass to lambda in accumulate algorithm. I assume, that either order behaves as a container or each part in order can be obtained and put to a vector.
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