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 | As Scru said, if you're trying to pass the values as a GET, you need to URLencode the string containing the date. If you feel some overwhelming need to do this manually, the [url=http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/ref_urlencode.asp]URL encoding[/url] for a forward slash is '%2F'. Thus, it would look like this: [url]http://www.host.com/script?%2F2008%2F05%2F05[/url] Note the …  |
| | How are these two matrices being instantiated?  |
| | In NumPy, you don't use the standard list indexes. Instead, you need to pass it a list with the appropriate index values: [code=Python]for i in range(3, n): temp[0, i] = 0.0[/code] |
| | First off, you need to realize that you aren't converting a denary string to a string in another base; you are converting a binary integer into a string of numerals in the given base. This is important in understanding the rest of this. The traditional approach, developed at MIT sometime … |
| | You are declaring the function 'Iterator& operator++()' twice, once on line 41 and again on line 56. Since they have the same signature, there is no way for the compiler to disambiguate the two versions (which were probably not intentional anyway), so it gives an error. |
| | Ancient Dragon: The reason why 'ls' alone won't work is because with a simplified shell such as this one (or the one which I'd written for the same sort of project), it doesn't support a default executable path, so it needs a fully qualified path for any program it runs … |
| | There are a few different options, actually. Generally, what you download from the Ubuntu website is an ISO which you would then burn to a CD. Once you did that, you could either run Ubuntu from the CD, or install it permanently on the system. If you install it, it … |
| | Re: Array of struct The problem lies in the while() loop in inventoryValue(); the index variable, i, is never getting incremented, so it loops indefinitely on the zeroth element of the array. I would recommend changing it to a for() loop to make the intent clearer, in any case: [code]int inventoryValue(carType cars[], int currentCarCounter) … |
| | dasun101: What was your purpose in posting this here, in a thread that is over three years old? Were you trying to give the original poster some assistance? If so, you are rather too late, one would think. OTOH, if you need help with your own program code - and … |
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