Hi, I am very new to Lua, I need to sort the array in Lua.
So I have the following code
local distances = {2,3,1}
table.sort(distances) Now I understand
>distance[1 ] –> 1
>Distan
Hi, I am very new to Lua, I need to sort the array in Lua.
So I have the following code
local distances = {2,3,1}
table.sort(distances) Now I understand
>distance[1 ] –> 1
>Distan
Sorry, I am still learning Lua. You can correct me, why the data in the file is not read line by line?
This is my sample data in the file points.txt:
lexxo:30:1
rey:40: 2
lion:40:2
prin
My class definition is:
TAnimal = class(TInterfacedObject)
public
constructor Create; overload;
constructor Create(param: string); overload;
end;
IAnimal = interface
procedure DoSomething;
I have a program that requires a parameter of type TObject, as shown below:
MyProcedure (const AValue: TObject ); I have a Variant array, and I am calling the procedure in a loop, as shown be
I have been reading K&R’s book on C and found that the pointer algorithm in C allows access to an element beyond the end of the array. I know that C allows memory to do almost anything, but I just
I am trying to generate and evaluate expressions in different processes. The expression contains the local part of the distributed array, which seems to cause problems. For example,
addprocs(
So I’m trying to perform a query on the model’s great granchildren. The relationship is like this…
match>match>match>player
And tournament model:
class Tournament :destroy
has
Consider the following code:
struct Base //in my real scenario Base class can not be changed
{
int a;
double b[10];
};
struct Child: Base
{
Child(int aa, double bb[10]): Base{aa} {} //Thi
Does anyone know what I should do?
Thank you
http://eli.thegreenplace.net/2008/08/23/initializing-an-array-in-constant-time/
Does anyone know what should I do?
Thank you
I am new to programming. This code does not work properly, that is, to retrieve the address of a one-dimensional array from a two-dimensional array:
#include
main() {
int s[4][2] = {
{1234,