pleft | A web-based appointment scheduling tool | Backend As A Service library
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- Return the data for an appointment
- Get title
- Return HTML description
- Get the metadata for this message
- Create an appointment
- Send an invitation email
- Returns the site URL
- Sends invites to the appointment
- Add an invitation to an appointment
- Check if the user is signed out
- Store the user in session
- Invite a participant
- Add availability information
- Check if an appointment is logged in
- Sends an email
- Prepare an email
- Resend an invitation
- Performs setup
- Setup the directory
- Install a package
- Clone the repository
- Return the appointment menu
- Archives an appointment
- Sign out the user
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QUESTION
I'm new of C++ and I'm making a huffman tree written in c++, and I'm in trouble in generating tree structure. Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 09:38As the comments suggest, you need to stop thinking that C++ is similar to Java, it really isn't.
Objects in C++ have explicit lifetimes, and the language doesn't stop you from holding onto a reference or pointer to an object after it has ceased to exist.
If you want something to outlive the call it was created in, it needs to be dynamically allocated, and something should track it's lifetime. The default is std::unique_ptr
, which deletes what it points to when the pointer is destroyed. You can transfer ownership by moving the unique_ptr
.
Unfortunately, you can't usefully have a std::priority_queue
of std::unique_ptr
as you can't move the top
, and pop
doesn't return the value. Otherwise I would suggest using that rather than re-implementing it.
I don't think you have to sort your nodes each loop, as the merged node will always have the greatest frequency
, so they go at the back.
QUESTION
I've watched many videos but couldn't implement the code into my code. All I need is a smooth jump. I've written most of this from video tutorials by DaFluffyPotato. I've just begun OOP so it wud be great if there aren't too many classes and such!
Please read the comments in the code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 13:15Add variables for the vertical acceleration and movement of the player:
QUESTION
For some reason, in the JQuery the .animate doesn't work when using a variable into it, so the size and the position doesn't change into the second animate. The rest of the values like "60px" work, but that doesn't. I think it can be because it is not a number, but I don't know how to fix it. Ignore the //, they are only failed tests.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 20:57In your case, you can do without CSS variables. Specify individual parameters (height, width, left, top) for each animated element.
You can use the general class of all animated elements, by clicking on which you get the desired parameters (height, width, left, top) of the current element through the css()
method.
For example:
QUESTION
This is for a class assignment, but I can't figure out how to fix my problem. I wrote the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 20:09The code expects a flat list of terminals, but you have a nested [x,=,1]
in there. What you wanted is
QUESTION
Question:
I have many "divs" in first and second row, I can create a Rectangle
with "pageY" and "pageX" and position, but I'd like to create a Line
.
Does anyone know how can I do that?
Details : when the user clicks on two points for the first time, a line is created and one class is added to the points for better visibility.
The second time the user clicks, classes are removed and, then, if no class are appended for two point, a new line is created again.
If the user clicks on a line, the line will be removed.
When I talk about "lines" I mean "rectangles" that I would like to replace with lines.
Here is my view
Below is my JS code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-22 at 22:47You can use CSS transform and transform-origin. Calculate distance, angle and you can connect two points in 2D space.
QUESTION
I'm using Rmarkdown to produce beautiful documents (like with LaTex), but there is a problem I can't solve.
I'm printing graph in the following way:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-14 at 15:09It doesn't like the p(s|r)
in the first line -- it's trying to create a file for writing and it's failing there. If you remove it, e.g.:
QUESTION
Below is the code I use to 1) extract numbers from a text file and save them into an array; 2) use the array as “input” and import the numbers from the array into a binary tree; 3) search through the binary tree to find user-input values, if found, output “Value Found”, if not found, output “Value not found.”
The code works perfectly fine. But I am struggling on the last part. I have to make the program output how many compares it took to find (or not find) each value in the binary tree.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-11 at 18:48Add a depth
parameter to your function and increment it for each level of the tree.
QUESTION
I am new to programming; this is my very first question on Stake-overflow.
I want to save the position of the dropped div in local storage and retrieve this position when I refresh the page.
Here is what I have achieved so far using Javascript:
1) I can store the position of dropped div in local storage (by calling a function on enddrop event.)
2) I can retrieve the stored position (by calling a function on onload event)
What I want:
1) I want to position the dropped div according to retrieved position (position left and top from local storage.)
Here is my code:
HTML
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 12:17I have made it dynamic, you can now drag divs, images, I took care about the order of the dragged elements. now you can modifie it to store in your server instead of the client. happy coding :)
QUESTION
So this is my first question. I've searched the site, found something and applied the suggestions given in them but I'm still unsure if I've done it the right way.
I'm working on a template library and here's my implementation of BST class template:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-24 at 19:10In response to OP's second edit:
Aliases are not like macros.
If you write using PtrType = T*
, then const PtrType
is actually
equivalent to T* const
, which is a const pointer to a T
object, not a pointer to a const T
object. When aliases are used, further cv-qualifiers are always added on the top level. It is intuitive - if PtrType
is a pointer to T
, then const PtrType
should be a const pointer to T
.
As per the question, if you don't want users to call a virtual function, make it protected
, so derived classes can implement it, but outside users cannot call it.
It is likely that you made the return type of bstnodeiterator::get_pointer()
T*
(instead of const T*
).
You may be experiencing the pitfall of c++ covariant return types.
Both types are pointers or references (lvalue or rvalue) to classes. Multi-level pointers or references are not allowed.
The referenced/pointed-to class in the return type of Base::f() must be a unambiguous and accessible direct or indirect base class of (or is the same as) the referenced/pointed-to class of the return type of Derived::f().
The return type of Derived::f() must be equally or less cv-qualified than the return type of Base::f().
Note: c++ reference does not have the "(or is the same as)" clause, but it is added to be coherent with the standard"
So std::string*
is a valid return type if the function is overriding a function with return type const std::string*
.
Consider this example:
QUESTION
I have a multithreaded quicksort algorithm witch runs correct but then never stops executing.
I tried adding return statemants everywhere but nothing helps.
How do I stop all thread from running when they are done? Is there a way for a thread terminate its self when done?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-01 at 01:39When you use a ExecutorService
you need to call the ExecutorService.shutdown()
after all tasks are submitted, then you need to wait for the pool to shut down by calling ExecutorService.awaitTermination()
and supply the time to wait as parameters. This is because the pool is comprised of non-daemon threads and the jvm does not exit if there are non-daemon threads still running.
So change the this to use the ExecutorService
from Executor
to enable hooks:
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