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QUESTION
so I've got a struct called 'library' that stores objects of the struct 'books', and is initialized by a list of 3 books, but when I try to print the object's attributes I get a "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" error. I understand that it means I'm trying to access some memory I don't have access to, but in this case I can access the first element correctly, so it makes me believe I initialized something incorrectly.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-30 at 14:17booklist1[i] = *(booklist1+i)
,thenbooklist2[i][j] = *(*(booklist2+i)+j)
, if j=0
, then *(*(booklist2+i)+j) = *(*(booklist2+i)+0) = *(booklist2[i]) = *booklist2[i]
booklist2[0]
points to first row, booklist2[1]
points to seconds row, and so,... on.
You are defining an array of book pointers (2D array) : book* booklist [MAXBOOKS]
But list
is an array of book (1-D array). After execution this statement, lib CurrentLibrary = {3,{list}};
list
array will be stored into booklist[0]
row. But all other pointers of booklist[1], booklist[2],..... booklist[9]
are not pointing to any element.
But, you are accessing booklist[1]
, booklist[2]
, and booklist[3]
in the printLibrary
function. This is the reason for Segmentation fault.
For more insight (for 2-D array), please print the following lines:
printf("Title %s\n", library.booklist[0][0].title);
prints--> Title The trial
printf("Title %s\n", library.booklist[0][1].title);
prints--> Title The lurking fear
printf("Title %s\n", library.booklist[0][2].title);
prints-->Title Dora's storytime collection
But trying to access, library.booklist[1][0].title
will throw segmentation fault, since second row pointer is not pointing to any element.
QUESTION
I was looking through some blogs about how to use the keyof
feature of typescript to implement a classic function in Ramda/Underscore called prop
which returns the value corresponding to a given key on a certain object.
Example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-14 at 07:44You need to move object's generic parameter to the second function (where object is provided as a function's parameter):
QUESTION
PROBLEM IS SOLVED.
So i'm finishing up my assignment, the last thing to do is to implement some easy error handling, but it turns out that I'm not quite sure what I'm doing wrong.
I have 5 cases which takes input 0, 1, 2, 3, 4. It works fine.
But if input isn't a number, it should display a message, and let the user enter some new input. After each task is completed, you should be presented with the menu and be able to make a new coice.
I can print the message, but I am not able to take new input. I understand the problem and why i occurs, but I have no idea on how to actually solve it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-18 at 18:10Put your options inside an infinite loop i.e. do it as follows:
QUESTION
I'm running into the error
"cannot read property 'mData' of undefined"
when I'm attempting to get a datatable to display JSON. I'm not sure what is happening exactly, I'm unsure if it's a bad URL, bad HTML formatting, bad JSON, or something else entirely. Here is the JSON:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-06 at 19:26jcruz in comments pointed me in the right direction. there were two issues overlapping:
- the default datasource is "data". the source can be unnamed, you just have to, in the jquery script, declare the datasource as ''.
- The names of the values in the class are different from the names in the html. I have to map, the names of the values to the columns by manually declaring their names. Here is the corrected jQuery script:
QUESTION
I have to download the source code of an HTML page and then have to find specific titles and print them on the GUI in Python. I am able to download the HTML file but unable to find my elements of interest in the downloaded HTML page. As an example, I am using this webpage currently.
https://www.metacritic.com/browse/games/release-date/coming-soon/all/date
The first game to be released is "Lovecraft's Untold Stories". I want this title and print in my GUI. In the HTML page, this title is printed through the
tag. I am using the Findall method but it returns nothing. P.S. I cannot use any other library including Beautiful Soap or requests. I am restricted to use only urllib, findall, finditer, MULTILINE, DOTALL. The currently implemented piece of code is shown below. ...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-09 at 13:46Problem is caused by fact that there are newlines (\n
) inside h3
tags. In re.findall
's first argument .
means any character except newline unless you use re.DOTALL
as third argument. Moreover you should use non-greedy version.
I hope following example would make it clear:
QUESTION
I have an array which contains objects, which contains an array, which contains objects. It's a little messy, but this is just the way the Google Books API returns information.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-18 at 23:15move the line console.log(allresults[1].items[0].pageCount);
inside the success
callback. It didn't work because ajax is asynchronous and because of that your console.log
is diplayed before the ajax call is finish.
your code should be something like:
QUESTION
Super new to web development.. I'm deploying an sklearn Machine Learning model using Flask.
I'm able to correctly return the response prediction as a JSON, but it is showing up on a separate page.. I would like to alter my HTML and Flask app.py
in such a way that, the prediction response appears in a newly created container element right at the bottom of the form
in HTML
Here is my index.html
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-01 at 12:08You can use for in jinja to parse your json result in html like:
QUESTION
I've a text blow and I want to match All the text in bold. So without depending on prefix i.e serial numbers, Can I match just bold characters using Regular Expressions?
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- Lovecraft, H.P.: HP Lovecraft: Tales: Tales. Library of America (2005)
- Duncan, R.: A survey of parallel computer architectures. Computer 23(2) (1990) 5–16
- Santos, N., Hoshino, Y.: Global distribution of rotavirus serotypes/genotypes and its implication for the development and implementation of an effective rotavirus vaccine. Reviews in medical virology 15(1) (2005) 29–56
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- Barton, T.: Power and knowledge: astrology, physiognomics, and medicine under the Roman Empire. University of Michigan Press (2002)
- Gauquelin, M.: The cosmic clocks: From astrology to a modern science. H. Regnery Company (1967)
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-13 at 09:35You can create a regex that groups the authors into the first group:
QUESTION
I am using the lovecraft template of wordpress in order to setup my website. I want to change two things. Firstly i want to change the font of the menu and sub-menu (dropdown menu) of the template. Secondly, i want to move the post area in the way that is depicted in the following image:
How can I do so?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-26 at 12:35To change the font family of the nav menu and sub menu items use this selector to change both at the same time:
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