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[QUOTE=John.Nye]The window close in the suggestion will require a confirm if the page was not opened by a script. An alternative is to obtain the screen size and to moveto and resize the window to be ful screen.[/QUOTE] That's in Internet Explorer; Firefox will refuse to close the window at …

In the course of writing some throw-away code, I ran into a weird problem with static methods. I've defined a static method that's supposed to return a [icode]Double[/icode], but Java insists that it's returning some new type named after the function. Static method: [code=java] public class Temperature { // ... …

What's [inlinecode]get_header[/inlinecode]? It's not a PHP function, and you've not defined it in the code you've posted, so PHP doesn't know what you're trying to do. If you want to include 'header.php' in your file, use [inlinecode]include[/inlinecode], [inlinecode]require[/inlinecode], [inlinecode]include_once[/inlinecode] or [inlinecode]require_once[/inlinecode]. [inlinecode]include[/inlinecode] simply inserts the contents of another file into …

I'm trying to write a little wrapper for executing MySQL statements, and I've run into a wall trying to use [inlinecode]mysqli_bind_param[/inlinecode] without knowing the number of variables I'm binding. Here's what I've got: [code=php] /** * Note: * . execSQL is variadic, just like bind_param * . prepareTypeStr is another …

I'm having some trouble understanding how Exceptions thrown from constructors work... Let's say I have a class like this: [code=C++] class A { public: A() { if( error ) throw MyExp; } } [/code] If I try to define a variable of type "A" within a [inlinecode]try {} catch {}[/inlinecode] …

Hello, I've got three files, [b]main.cpp[/b], [b]test.h[/b] (the header file), and [b]test.cpp[/b], (implementation of [b]test.h[/b]). Both [b]main.cpp[/b] and [b]test.cpp[/b] #include [b]test.h[/b], but I don't seem to be able to get [b]test.h[/b] to use the implementation in [b]test.cpp[/b] (leading to "undefined reference" errors when attempting to compile). Searching Google, I've found …

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