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Re: Now, hex is cool, but let's do binary, too: 10100 :p | |
Re: Not being able to add a whole lot to your code, I'm willing to bet that the reason why dunretnda (redundant) shows up more than one time is because there are duplicate characters in the string. For instance, in the case of dunretnda, position 2 == 'n', and position 6 … | |
Re: Why do that? Let your Python code run [b]in[/b] Java: [url]http://www.jython.org/[/url] It's a python interpreter written in pure Java! Snazzy. | |
Re: Wow... 300 posts, and I never posted anything in this thread! I'm Alex Cavnar, aka alc6379. On forums that accept that long a name, that's usually what I go by. Other places, it's alc6379, or Alex Cavnar. Aside from modding here, I am also a moderator, along with DMR at … | |
Re: Well I'm back after... how many years? I've moved 600 miles from where I was, had 3-4 different jobs, got divorced, had a kid... My life has changed completely. So has this site. I might try and stick around and see if I can be a part of the community … | |
Re: I sometimes wind up with insomnia myself. I'm not one for taking supplements or anything, but for those times I *really* can't get to sleep, 5-10mg of melatonin can definitely help. Also, you don't have to exercise right before bed, but getting in any exercise during the day can make … | |
Re: There are a whole lot of projects that are attempting to do this. I suggest you try one of the options in this Google search: https://www.google.com/search?q=convert+web.config+to+htaccess&oq=con&aqs=chrome.3.69i57j69i61j69i60j69i59j69i65l2.1719j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 But, that's a pretty darn big web.config. I'm going to bet that you're still going to have to do a lot of manual cleanup. … | |
Re: What is or isn't happening? Can you put a breakpoint on BtnLogin_Click and see if it hits that method, then walk through it? Does that button need to be a postback trigger? Can it be an AsyncPostbackTrigger? What is the rest of the code on the page? If you've got … | |
Re: You're probably going to have to rewrite this from scratch. There are a lot of Python libraries that don't have direct analogs to C# libraries, so you'll have to figure out on your own what the code does, and how to interpret it as C#. | |
Re: Doesn't look possible with pl/SQL, but according to this post, you might be able to write something in Java or C to do it, and run it as an external proc: https://asktom.oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0::::P11_QUESTION_ID:439619916584 | |
Re: Yep. You're supposed to require it in each module. I mean, technically you could declare the functions you wanted as variables and then inject them into the module functions that would use them, but that's kind of an anti-pattern in Javascript. ...Which is kind of funny if you're used to … | |
Re: What do you get when you run `fdisk -l`? do you have partitions on the drive? Usually the drive is partitioned, and you'd mount /dev/sdd1, not /dev/sdd, which it looks like it's trying to do. | |
Re: [code]for i in `cat input.txt`; do rm -f $i done[/code] ...Something like that should do it. Basically, it should count each line as an item, and the $i variable is going to be the name of the file on that line. I added the -f command because I don't want … | |
Re: [QUOTE=jacksosan]I have the same problem with my Tecra 8100. The new dvd rom Sd-R2102 i just put in works OK but every time I restart my computer, the " IDE~1 ERRA" comes on before it boots. I've to unpuge the drive and reseated it and ask the window XP to … | |
Re: GREAT post. There's nothing I hate more than seeing this: Doe Law Office Jane Doe, Senior Partner email:[b]jayceeandkatiesmom@noemail.com[/b] GET A PROFESSIONAL LOOKING EMAIL ADDRESS!!!! At the very least, a professional looking email address shows people you're serious enough about your professional career to set up an email address specifically for … | |
Re: According to my trusty [i]Python Pocket Reference[/i], it's the [b]input()[/b] function: [code] input([Prompt]) [/code] Where [ Prompt ] is the string you would want to prompt the user with, obviously. So, from what I can tell: [code] foo=input('Please enter a value:') [/code] I'm rusty, but I think that would print … | |
Re: [QUOTE=student784;827336]Sir this item add temptrarely,when i close my form thess item wel be delete i want parmanatle add,i hope you pick mt point.[/QUOTE] What are you trying to load from? If you're trying to load the values from a database or an XML file, then you can use Databinding to … | |
Re: [QUOTE=oalee]but switches are better than hubs right? so, i'll probably be using switches... i'll run through the manual, (if i can find it) and try some things... thnx ...[/QUOTE] Switches do the same thing as hubs, basically. The difference is that switches are faster. Hubs utilize a single "bus", if … | |
Re: Well, to be more specific, EVERYTHING in an ArrayList gets stored as an object. The ArrayList is kind of like an Array that you can add objects to after you've instantiated it. The ArrayList even has methods that you can use to convert the ArrayList to an Array. But, if … | |
Re: [QUOTE=Malkit Singh]i have windows XP in my computer, the problem is, whenever im enter into Internet, after sometimes my computer shutdown automatically[/QUOTE] What messages are given? I'm pretty sure that if you could give us some error messages, we could definitely help you with your issue. Have you tried the … | |
Re: [QUOTE=tjhclist]I have the same monitor with same white screen and I have had no luck trying to repair it. It is a fault with the monitor and Dell will take no responsibility for it if you are out of warantee. Go out and buy a new one. Sorry if that's … | |
Re: Have you thought of anything yet? I mean, there are loads of things you can do. What type of stuff interests you when using Linux? I suggest taking a task you do regularly and automating it. Or, maybe try writing a Linux distro's init scripts from scratch-- that would be … | |
Re: Really, there's not much you can do. Honestly, I recommend a stick. A BIG stick. If your boyfriend is downloading porn, then there are other issues aside from the computer that you need to contend with. You could block every porn site that [b]you[/b] could find, but [b]he[/b] could definitely … | |
Re: Just keep going the way you're going. Certifications are great, but they're not everything-- You could even look at something like getting your PMP, or another project management certification. That would get you into a BA role, too-- many BA's spend lots of time getting user requirements and translating them … | |
Re: You're looking at an issue of object persistence, more than likely. When you close the form, the object that the form represents, including all members included in it, are disposed. More than likely, you'll want to serialize the information in a temp file, or something like that. [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndotnet/html/objserializ.asp[/url] That'd be … | |
Re: Does it happen on both battery power and on the AC adapter? | |
Re: Since you've isolated the behavior to be outside of any specific OS, and you've swapped every piece of hardware but the mobo, I think that's your culprit. Might try pulling the clear CMOS jumper, just to be safe. All peripherals were disconnected? Have you also tried installing with NO PCI … | |
Re: A static IP address is one that does not change. Normally, you only have one of those if you're connected to a LAN, or you have a major operation on the Internet, where you need a DNS name to map to an IP address. A Dynamic IP address is usually … | |
Re: Really quick SSH howto: at the command prompt, type in [b]ssh [/b] [i]computer address[/i] Where the computer address is the IP Address or hostname of the system you want to connect to. Enter in your username and password, and get to work! ...Connecting is just that simple. | |
Re: I don't think that's how you're going to want to do it, honestly. Why not have another table that just sets the "expiration" date of whatever it is you're doing, and then just check the database to see if the current time is greater than that expiration date? |