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peterkmx 13-Mar-23 12:07pm View

This makes me curious which code are you debugging ... From GitHub or another place ?
Best regards

peterkmx 22-Dec-22 16:24pm View

Thanks ... I am glad that I could help :-)

peterkmx 12-Mar-22 13:41pm View

" ... UseShellExecute must be true to get the WindowStyle to work"

Your comment solved my problem, upvoted your answer, 5 years on :-) and still relevant.
Thank you!

peterkmx 11-Apr-21 6:30am View

Please check the link as this page contains exactly what you were looking for

// Declaring friend function using friend keyword
friend Distance operator+(Distance&, Distance&);

Keep learning,
Cheers

peterkmx 23-Feb-21 18:49pm View

Another possibility is that your program "maynotrun.exe" will have some user permission set to "deny execute" and this user will not be able to start this program by double click. However, using "run as" on the same "maynotrun.exe" will execute it, if another user will have an "execute" permission... Perhaps this is useful in this case, Cheers,

peterkmx 15-Nov-20 8:04am View

Thanks for your feedback
Glad I could help ...

peterkmx 14-Nov-20 15:40pm View

Hi,
Using Python 3 in a Jupyter Notebook I modified your code as follows

x = 7
a = 12
sestdiena = x//a
sestdienaa = x%a
print(sestdiena, str(sestdienaa) + "/" + str(a))
print("Sestdien piepildīja" + str(sestdiena) + "kastītes, nepilnajā kastītē bija" + str(sestdienaa) + " olas .")

and in this case the result is:

0 7/12
Sestdien piepildīja0kastītes, nepilnajā kastītē bija7 olas .

There is no error ...

To practice Python, I suggest that you install Anaconda and use Jupyter Notebooks as it is an interactive environment, or use an online Python snippet tool such as this one

https://paiza.io/projects/l6x0MkNrSGtCjY46G_QZnA?language=python3

Both environments are really helpful when learning Python
Hope that this helps ...
Cheers

peterkmx 14-Nov-20 4:33am View

Hi, Concatenating refers to using + operator to "attach" string variables such as s = s1 + s2. Another hint is that Python has implicit typing of variables. When creating a variable, Python compiler understands its type automatically and remembers that. We humans cannot see this immediately in the code and have to remember this. Variables such as
a = 2
b = "xyz"
have different types, in this case integer and string ...
Does this help to see the problem ?

peterkmx 1-Jun-20 6:43am View

This is a bit off-topic, but I "still" use a Fujitsu Siemens offline laptop with Windows 2000 to collect/play music tracks :-), this rather by coincidence, or a habit ... BR

peterkmx 15-May-18 11:53am View

Ooops ... sorry. I will keep it in mind ... In the meantime I found a reference to ADMS specification (http://www.w3.org/TR/vocab-adms/) , as I was curious about ADMS part, but I have no further insights ...
BR

peterkmx 18-Oct-17 7:27am View

Indeed, the complexity metrics of this code reaches 360, while a "usable" complexity level should be lower than 50 I think ...

peterkmx 14-Jun-17 10:04am View

Use case question: may the text before * also be red ?

peterkmx 6-Jan-17 6:26am View

Ha ha ... this is a virtual solution thus using delegation,
valid approach, clear and simple ...

peterkmx 22-Mar-16 6:07am View

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perhaps an #include is missing for getpid() and getppid() such as #include <unistd.h> ??

peterkmx 2-Mar-16 7:49am View

and also, logon on the local machine with impersonation credentials and try browsing to the target folder on the remote machine. If this is not successful, than permissions needs to be added to the folder on the remote machine ...

peterkmx 2-Mar-16 7:44am View

Please logon on the remote machine and check if the folder there has a RW permissions for the domain user used in impersonation

peterkmx 30-Jul-15 11:41am View

This question has several parts which you can try to solve separately for example
- install SQL server latest Express Edition and use a Winform to send / extract data froù SQL server
- next try to do something similar but through IIS 7 asp.net
- etc
Going in steps through your scenario will help to understand how to do all parts ...

peterkmx 14-Apr-15 2:38am View

Sounds good, thank you for providig feedback ...

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