4ch | Python wrapper for 4chan , using the 4chan JSON API
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Python wrapper for 4chan, using the 4chan JSON API.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to print varc1, varc2 and varsm on the screen but after printing the first variable my program gets into a weird loop. I copied the code related to the printing from this question and I added new lines (whitespaces) so I can differentiate between variables.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-23 at 13:17print_hex
is supposed to call
ed. Otherwise, the ret
will fail to return back to where you came from.
That is, the code should look something like:
QUESTION
I have this code for vehicle to horizontal and back to vertical scrolling, however it only works on mouse wheel scroll. I also need it to respond accordingly to mobile touch, scrollbars, page up/down, and the keyboard arrow keys. Below is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-18 at 04:23My solution was to use the scroll event, it works on all devices:
QUESTION
I've just started learning assembly and I just trying things to see how it works
I have the code below that should read 5 numbers and display the min or max depending on the mnemonic used jg
or jl
I try to implement it in order to read the 5 numbers and then store somewhere the min and max, but i don't understand really well why I can't create variables like a min
,max
and aux
then store there the last value from ax
register in aux
and compare it to the new value from ax
and so on
I think in this way because it's the aprroach that I would use in a C program
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-22 at 21:29Your assembly code seems correct! It does contain a lot of redundant instructions though.
Your solution that works from 5 numbers pushed on the stack deserves a loop:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-07 at 13:56The usual solution these days is flex layout with center alignment of the child elements. Also take the padding off the logo anchor element or size it as needed.
QUESTION
I am building a portfolio page with a combination of flex and grid. on the left side of the page, there is a small gap of about 8 pixels, and my header is uneven. I have tried doing left: -9px; but it doesn't fix the problem. I have tried making overflow hidden, but I am unable to scroll. I've also tried going strictly flex for the layout but did not change the outcome. How do I get rid of the gap on the left side? Is this considered trailing-space or is it overflow?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 20:01Is this what you need? Check the snippet
I just removed padding.
QUESTION
I want to print out the even charachters of a string. So far I got this code (this code print out the whole string):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-15 at 23:51QUESTION
I wanna print what the user inputted first. However, it displays the converted uppercase already before the result.
Here's my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-04 at 17:40You are displaying strings UPPERCASE
, STR1
, UPPERCASE_
,STR1
, respectively, no wonder that STR1
remains the same. You need to reserve one more string STRorig
where you should store the obtained character before its case is changed.
You can use DI
to address STRorig
and then perform STOSB
for saving original AL
to ES:DI
and incrementing DI
.
When you want to limit the size of input string, compare SI
with STR1 + 5
and if it's above, act as if AL
was equal to 0DH
.
QUESTION
I am trying to get ahead of my uni courses and got learning assembler on my own, so I am a little bit stuck.
I have this practice problem and I don't understand exactly how to print correctly.
I am given 3 values as digits: var1, var2, var3. For example: var1 = 4, var2 = 5 and var3 = 6. I am also given an array nstr db 7 dup(' ').
What I need to do is add var1 + var2 + var3 to nstr[5], var1 + var2 to nstr[4] and var1 to nstr[3] and print the new array.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-01 at 19:53Every time i try to print it, the console displays a symbol instead of the numbers. I understand that I need to convert the numbers to strings before adding them into the array.
This begs the question: why didn't you make the conversion?
For nstr[3]
and nstr[4]
a mere addition with 48 would have turned the number into a printable character.
The only method I have seen is to div by 10 and loop over the number until there is no characters left in it and add every character to the array.
There's more than decimal that you can use. If you select hexadecimal the task can be solved.
QUESTION
I am quite new to assembly and recently I have been struggling to make INT 21,43 (changing file attribute to read-only) work. I am using Windows 10, DOSBox x86, and Turbo Assembler/Linker/Debugger if that makes any difference. As far as I can tell using the debugger, it should work (CF is NOT set and I am not getting error code as I should, according to documentation). Also, if I use the same INT 21,43 to GET (setting al to 0) file attribute of a file, that was already set to read-only manually, CX is set to 20, which as far as I know does not make sense, but CF is not set as well, so it says it worked. I hope you can help me fix it, thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-30 at 21:08I just tried setting the ReadOnly attribute from a program running in DOSBox and it didn't work.
DOSBox's help via help /all
, reports that the ATTRIB
command does nothing and that it's provided for compatibility only. Therefore it stands to reason that the DOS.function 43h (Get/Set File Attributes) will not have been implemented.
Since DOSBox is primarily meant to emulate old DOS games, there's perhaps little reason to want to change attributes.
QUESTION
It is my first time writing in Assembly, so the code might not be perfect (or even good), but it is how I worked it out, don't judge too much :) . It is written for Intel x86 using DOSbox and Turbo Assembler/Linker/Debugger if that makes any difference. The task is to get a line from the user and convert all uppercase into lowercase (leaving everything else as is). The problem is that when I print each symbol one by one and add '\n'(new line) after it, it works fine, however, I need my output to be in a single line, so when I try to print without '\n', it skips the very first symbol. Why it does that, how to fix it, and why it works with '\n'?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-19 at 22:17Community Discussions, Code Snippets contain sources that include Stack Exchange Network
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