symbolized | indifferent access , with keys | Hashing library

Here's a simple program for ARM macOS that installs a signal handler for SIGSEGV, then generates one. In the signal handler function, the stack is walked with the usual frame pointer chasing algorithm, then the symbolized version is printed out:

I am learning Computer organization and architecture. While studying effective addresses and various addressing modes, I have a doubt.

Let us suppose, A two-word instruction is stored in memory at an address designated by the symbol P. The address field of the instruction (stored at P+1) is designated by the symbol Q. The operand used during the execution of the instruction is stored at an address symbolized by EA. An index register contains the value X. What will be the EA if the addressing mode of the instruction is

1. direct
2. indirect
3. relative
4. indexed

I work in the PHPMYADMIN environment. My goal was to download data from the Internet, which describe judges, the regions where they work, the files they made, the number of decisions, their salaries and similar things I upload in my databases. I have created 5 databases, each of which symbolizes a specific region (part of the country). Now my goal is, for example, to find the judge with the highest number of decisions. Using this command:

So we got an assignment in uni to format a text. The max width of a line shoud be 68 characters and if the words dont fill the line we have to fill the empty spaces with blanks, equally distributed between far left and far right.

The Problem is when i build and run the programm it crashes but when im debugging it, it runs fine.

My Compiler is Codeblocks 17.12 and to debugg im using minGW gdb. Im pretty new to programming and know that my code is probalby not the greatest. We got the function readtext from our professor.

I am trying to send following JSON to my controller:

I have a StackPanel with a header control and a DataGrid Inside a Scrollviewer; like so:

I have a long text (of unknown size) but I only have a fixed size space to display it. To avoid the text to overflow this space, I want it to be croped in order to make it small enough to enter in it.

For example, with the following code, we see that the text is much longer than the available space (symbolized by the box). So I would like to know how to cut the text that overflows the box, in order to shorten it (shorten to 100pt for this example).

I have the following problem: Imagine I have a UTF8 file where every Special character is symbolized by the REPLACEMENT_CHARACTER "�". Some part of the file could look like:

Das hier r�ckg�ngig ist das zu machen r�ckg�ngig : ist bereits geamcht Weitere W�rter gibt ers zu korrigieren Hier noch ein bl�des Wort zwei in einer Zeile G�hte und Gr��e

I wrote a PowerShell script which replaces the REPLACEMENT_CHARCTERS by the corresponding Special characters, for example "a", "ü" or "ß". The corrected text, also UTF8, will look like:

Das hier rückgängig ist das zu machen rückgängig : ist bereits geamcht Weitere Wörter gibt ers zu korrigieren Hier noch ein blödes Wort zwei in einer Zeile Göhte und Größe

The Problem is that the program where I want the text to Import to only takes "Wester European DOS (CP850)" encoded files. By the way, that was the original coding which the program has been exported and would have imported without problems if I hadn't opened the file, edited it and saved it in UTF8. So here is what happend:

1. I exported files from a specific program as "Wester European DOS (CP850)". [Note: Every Special character has its own REPLACEMENT CHARACTER here, so an Import would work easy and restore the Special characters]

2. I opened the file with an Editor of my choice and the Editor detected "UTF8" on its own which is not correct. I did not recognize, edit the file and saved it as UTF8. [Now every Special character has the same REPLACEMENT CHARACTER, its �]

3. I have recognized that there is something wrong and wrote a script which replaces every occurrence of � by the right Special Character in UTF8. [I think it doesnt matter how the script does this, but if so, ask]

4. I have the corrected UTF8 File, but as you remember, I have to Import "Wester European DOS (CP850)" to my program. The same File Encoding as it has exported the file. This Encoding ensures that every Special character has its own unique REPLACEMENT_CHARACTER. So how do i got back to this by PowerShell?

Here are some more Information. The Line in which the script Reads in the file i want to correct is:

I've created the below figure in R to visualize my raw data and predictions from a model that I ran. Predictions are given as lines and raw data as circles. Data from 2018 are currently visualized as open circles or solid lines while 2019 data is visualized as closed circles and dotted lines. Marine fish data is anything black while freshwater fish data includes anything grey. As it stands, the legend is a little funky to understand. I would like to do 2 things.

1. Rather than having Direction symbolized in the legend as points and lines, I would like just a rectangle showing the respective colors.

2. I would like to separate the Year symbology. I would like it formatted like this:

solid line (white space) 2018 (white space) solid circle

dashed line (white space) 2019 (white space) open circle

Heres my data: