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I am writing a program to process an old dataset in c++. I've already managed to convert the files from sgml to xml using the sx tool from James Clark. Since I have past experience using vtd-xml with Matlab (which is java based), and since vtd-xml has a c++ port, I decided to use that for my project. I am using vtd-xml version 2.12 since that was the newest version of the c++ port I could find. I managed to compile it using Visual Studio 2019 by changing all calls of wcsdup to _wcsdup and by using the _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS preprocessor definition. My program below appears to give correct output, but it also throws an exception during parsing of the xml file (a test xml file is also below). The exception is an EOFException. I don't see anything obviously wrong with my xml files, and the error is reproduced with the test xml below that is not one I converted from sgml. My intuition is that if there were a bug in the c++ port it would be easier to find information about it when Googling for vtd-xml EOFException. So, it seems to me that the changes I made to get it to compile are likely the culprit, but I can't figure out how to get rid of the exception. Any ideas would be welcome. If it comes to it, I am willing to use a different xml library for my program if it is free.

My code:

I want to display a floating bubble with online-help info when the user hovers the mouse pointer, like a tooltip seen on a button-tool-bar in other apps.

I know that we can pass an initial value when setting up a widget such as TextField. And I see on this Question that we can provide an initial prompt to the user, a placeholder until the user enters a value into that field. But I want to provide Help assistance whether or not the user has entered a value.

I am new to SharePoint. As per a requirement from a client, I need to develop a teamsite in SharePoint. Some of the pages would need to display the content in an accordion menu as shown in the screenshot below. Screenshot

This is available on Microsoft's SharePoint help. Below is the link for the same. I believe they would also be using SharePoint for this support site. Can anyone share their experience with this type of page? Is it possible with SharePoint features only or do we need to create custom HTML page? Some examples would be really appreciated. Thanks in advance.

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/SharePoint-Online-help-83c1c11b-3d7c-4852-b597-46309e0892b3?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US

I would like to tell SQL-Server that a number is of a given type. Here is a little example:

I have the following problem. I have an app that retrieves dwg files from a specific network location. Once retrieved i have written some vba commands that retrieve those files and do some operations on them.

I want to be able to automate this whole procedure with a .bat file.

Start .net -> finish .net -> start Autocad.

And again for the second program.

For one app this works great. I have used this VBA run on startup. But this limits me to one since the programs will start at different times and start the same instance of vba. These two programs will run on the same computer and will run as services.

The simpler way that i found to start autocad with .net is through a bat file. Is there some way to automate some commands with the bat file or whatever.

For example the 2 script might look sth like this inside a bat file.

"C:\Program Files\Autodesk\AutoCAD 20XX\acad.exe" with firstListOfCommands.scr

"C:\Program Files\Autodesk\AutoCAD 20XX\acad.exe" with secondListOfCommands.scr

Do you have any suggestions on how can i achieve this?