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awarded | Popular Question |
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awarded | Yearling |
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Dec
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awarded | Popular Question |
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Dec
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Data Structure Terminology? some people refer to the linked list entities as nodes |
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Oct
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Constructor w/Multiple Arguments in Constructor list not working C++ Is there any other constructors that you have? Is line 19 that particular constructor? |
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Oct
23 |
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answered | How to programmatically rename XYZUpperCamelCase files to xyzLowerCamelCase? |
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Oct
4 |
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accepted | Templated assignment operator and self-check |
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Oct
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Templated assignment operator and self-check added 26 characters in body |
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Oct
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Templated assignment operator and self-check sorry, i edited the question.. yeah i typed it out here, but I do have one with a return code in my terminal... |
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asked | Templated assignment operator and self-check |
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Aug
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Array's first character gets populated with incorrect data C++ You're a declaring a struct with a unsigned char pointer, not with an array |
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Aug
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Directory command line argument ... and it kicked my dog :( |
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Aug
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Screen shakes while translating JOGL Where do you update variables like panX and mouseChangedX. Typically the problem of shaking while mouse is dragging would happen because you are simply forgetting to update some of the variables. Try printing out the X translation in that function (if it's not too cpu intensive), and when it shakes you should see that it's switching back and forth from what you expect to something different. Then you can check where these variables are being updated and hopefully track down the problem. |
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Aug
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vector<string *> confuses me You could do that, but you have to make sure that myString remains a valid object any time you want to access the pointer in the vector |
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Aug
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Values from vector differ from the original value The cool thing is that if I do .resize() the vector to exactly number of elements in the vector, then end()-1 gives the proper value.. but if I .resize() the vector to something larger, then it gives me a garbage value :D as expected. I've learned something today! |
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Aug
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Values from vector differ from the original value Yeah, you want to probably use .rbegin () or better yet .back () instead of .end () - 1 |
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Aug
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How to repeatedly search the same file 'n' number of times using perl? Can you give an example of what your input is and code that you currently have? |
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Aug
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answered | Using rand() to simulate dice. Slightly lost |
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Aug
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accepted | Rebinding lambda in c++11... is it possible? |
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Aug
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Rebinding lambda in c++11... is it possible? @juaNchopanza you are correct :D |
