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QUESTION
Is there a way to initialize each character of each string within an array (either plain-old or std::array
) of std::string
using value initialization instead of std::transform()
or looping assigning a literal or temporary object? Take for example an array of 20
std::string
of 20
characters each where we want to initialize every character to 'x'
.
Essentially, what I would like to do is initialize every string as std::string(WIDTH, char)
. Initializing the first is straight-forward, e.g.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-20 at 06:46Use an immediately invoked initializing lambda:
QUESTION
I have two table one (skillsMatrix) the other table is (elementTree) with columns [mediumElement], [ID] in table skillsMatrix the mediumElement is a lookup dropdown of the mediumElements in table two. I want to write a macro to update skills matrix table to add a new record "name", "new topic","" and not duplicate any of the other records when a new mediumElement is added to elementTree.
Table: skillsMatrix
id employee mediumElement completionDate autoNumber Dave Walking 10/27/2020Table: elementTree
Id mediumElement 26 Walking 27 RunningI'd like the skillsMatrix table to look like this after running the code
id employee mediumElement completionDate autoNumber Dave Walking 10/27/2020 autoNumber Dave RunningI have tried the following to troubleshoot for building out the logic. The following prints out with RS always starting with 1 and ME starting with the proper ID for the mediumElement in element tree.
rs
1
ME
26
rs
2
ME
27
rs
3
ME
28
rs
4
ME
29
rs
5
ME
30
rs
6
ME
31
rs
7
ME
32
rs
8
ME
33
rs
9
ME
34
rs
10
ME
35
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-08 at 15:35If employee is selected via a combobox on form, there is no need to open a recordset just to get employee ID. EmployeeID should be a hidden column of combobox and combobox should have that as its value.
idValue = Me.employeeName
If Employee ID is not available on form, a recordset is still not needed. Use DLookup.
idValue = DLookup("ID", "employeeTable", "[Employee Name]='" & Me.employeeName & "'")
Include employee field in INSERT clause and concatenate idValue to produce a calculated field in the SELECT from elementTree clause.
QUESTION
I have a pandas dataframe with a column that is essentially an array but represented as a string. This dataframe can be recreated by
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-11 at 11:47Does this solve your question?
TOTAL TIME: 1 to 2 seconds
Here I'm using the JSON library to do the computation as it is written in C(DONT GET CONFUSED WITH JSON'S FULL FORM) so its computationally efficient and fast.
QUESTION
I have a table with scientific and common (vernacular) names for plants.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-25 at 15:41I'm don't know what your query has to do with your question. But what you are describing appears to be simple string aggregation:
QUESTION
I'm attempting to replicate some python encryption code in node.js using the built in crypto library. To test, I'm encrypting the data using the existing python script and then attempting to decrypt using node.js.
I have everything working except for one problem, doing the decryption results in a truncated initial decrypted result unless I grab extra data, which then results in a truncated final result.
I'm very new to the security side of things, so apologize in advance if my vernacular is off.
Python encryption logic:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-31 at 16:26Short version based on your updated code: if you are absolutely certain that every block will be 176 bytes (i.e. a multiple of 16), then you can add cipher.setAutoPadding(false)
to your Node code. If that's not true, or for more about why, read on.
At the end of your decryption, you need to call decryptor.final
to get the final block.
If you have all the data together, you can decrypt it in one call:
QUESTION
I have a github repository which primarily consists of two directories: project_paper and project_package. I had one repository for them because I considered them a shared project. However, I now need to separate these two directories into two repositories and, ideally, I would like to make the project_package directory the repository for the current repository (if that makes sense). And while I'd love to keep the commit history for both of them, I hold the project_package commit history as more important to maintain.
So I want to go from:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-21 at 14:53Delete project 1, commit, copy and paste in a different folder. Now you can push to a different repo.
Undelete project 1, delete project 2, commit, copy and paste in a different folder. Now you can push to a different repo too.
You will have duplicate commit history for both repositories, and people can still see content of the other project in your commit history, but now you have 2 different repos with commit history.
Maybe there is a better solution, hope this helps.
QUESTION
Notations are convenient when you're familiar with a project but can be confusing when you're just starting with a code base. I know you can turn off all notations with the vernacular Set Printing All
. However, I want to keep some printing off, such as implicit arguments. Printing all as follows:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-20 at 03:41The funny thing about Printing Notations
is that you actually have to Unset
it.
QUESTION
Before I begin, 2 disclaimers:
1) On a scale of 1 to 10,000 my PHP knowledge is about a 4.3.
2) I am not certain I use the right coding vernacular, please forgive me if I call something by the wrong name (see disclaimer 1).
I have a PHP web page that has 100 similar items on it. There is a disabled checkbox followed by a title. This is repeated 100 times. Each line has a different name variable, value variable, if the box is checked or not, and title.
Currently, the HTML looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-28 at 11:48You can try below:
QUESTION
I am new to Access and I am working on a form that populates a table. when I make an entry into the form it populates the table starting with the first row and overwriting the information already there.
I want the form to create a new row and add the information.
Also when I open the form it always populates with the text from the first row instead of blank.
Eventualy there will be error checking to ensure that there are no duplicate entries based on two fields.
I have searched a bit online however because I am so new I am still learning the correct vernacular.
I want the table to populate a new row every time as well as not show already entered data
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-10 at 20:07Set the form's property DataEntry to: True
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-16 at 17:12Your row needs to be 100% width. Add this CSS to your page:
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