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Martin Novosad I followed the BloC tutorial and did according to them, I have a Bloc with this method @override Stream<FridgeState> mapEventToState(FridgeEvent event) async* { .. }
where FridgeEvent is an abstract class abstract class FridgeEvent {
const
Alexander Sinno I'm trying to figure out how to pass a parameter containing special characters in Powershell to an object inside a function. Here is my code sample. function a{
param(
[string]$string
)
#convert to URL encoding here
#Query API
#Retur
PSKP I have a simple script that takes the first argument from the command line and prints hello, first_arg. But when I pass |lsit is printing the files in the current directory. my script file #! /bin/bash
echo "Hello, $1."
I have tried many ways echo "Hell
Bisla It's easy to see the tasks to be done here. Read a list of files and pass it to another function. Why doesn't this work. When I try to store the filename in a local char** it works fine, but I can't send it back via a pointer. gives segmentation fault. i
Bisla It's easy to see the tasks to be done here. Read a list of files and pass it to another function. Why doesn't this work. When I try to store the filename in a local char** it works fine, but I can't send it back via a pointer. gives segmentation fault. i
1110101001： I have 3 classes called RedAlert, YellowAlertand BlueAlert. In my class AlertControllerI want a method like this: public void SetAlert(//TAKE IN NAME OF CLASS HERE//)
{
CLASSNAME anInstance = new CLASSNAME();
}
So, for example, I want to: Aler
Nick Sims: I'm trying to pass an array as a parameter to another class, but keep getting the error "error: incompatible types: dot cannot be converted to int[]" The first part of my code is: public Circle(int n, int x, int y)
{
radius = n;
belt: Pass type as parameter to api User 872858: You can receive Class as parameter like below, buildCriteriaQ(Class<?> parentClass) {
CriteriaBuilder cb = factory.getCriteriaBuilder();
CriteriaQuery cq = cb.createQuery(entityClass);
R
Groomed Gorilla I want to pass a Class as a parameter to a Scala function like this: def sampleFunc (c : Class) : List[Any]
(Side question: Should the type in the parameter be Class or Class[_]?) The reason I'm passing the Class type is to check if the obje
Groomed Gorilla I want to pass a Class as a parameter to a Scala function like this: def sampleFunc (c : Class) : List[Any]
(Side question: Should the type in the parameter be Class or Class[_]?) The reason I'm passing the Class type is to check if the obje
1110101001： I have 3 classes called RedAlert, YellowAlertand BlueAlert. In my class AlertControllerI want a method like this: public void SetAlert(//TAKE IN NAME OF CLASS HERE//)
{
CLASSNAME anInstance = new CLASSNAME();
}
So, for example, I want to: Aler
Henry Shackleton I'm having trouble passing a function as an argument to C++. I recreated a minimal working example here: #include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void print(const double &func(double)) {
cout << func(1) << endl;
}
class Obj {
public:
d
commercial Bank I have a python script with a line that calls a function that exists in another class, the function exists in another script, I have imported the script and access the function, but the function takes a parameter that is an instance of the clas
belt: Pass type as parameter to api User 872858: You can receive Class as parameter like below, buildCriteriaQ(Class<?> parentClass) {
CriteriaBuilder cb = factory.getCriteriaBuilder();
CriteriaQuery cq = cb.createQuery(entityClass);
R
belt: Pass type as parameter to api User 872858: You can receive Class as parameter like below, buildCriteriaQ(Class<?> parentClass) {
CriteriaBuilder cb = factory.getCriteriaBuilder();
CriteriaQuery cq = cb.createQuery(entityClass);
R
belt: Pass type as parameter to api User 872858: You can receive Class as parameter like below, buildCriteriaQ(Class<?> parentClass) {
CriteriaBuilder cb = factory.getCriteriaBuilder();
CriteriaQuery cq = cb.createQuery(entityClass);
R
Nick Sims: I'm trying to pass an array as a parameter to another class, but keep getting the error "error: incompatible types: dot cannot be converted to int[]" The first part of my code is: public Circle(int n, int x, int y)
{
radius = n;
Nick Sims: I'm trying to pass an array as a parameter to another class, but keep getting the error "error: incompatible types: dot cannot be converted to int[]" The first part of my code is: public Circle(int n, int x, int y)
{
radius = n;
Groomed Gorilla I want to pass a Class as a parameter to a Scala function like this: def sampleFunc (c : Class) : List[Any]
(Side question: Should the type in the parameter be Class or Class[_]?) The reason I'm passing the Class type is to check if the obje
Alex I am trying to do something like this: function doSomething($param, Class) {
Class::someFunction();
}
$someVar = doSomething($param, Class);
is it possible? To better explain what I'm trying to do. I have a helper function in Laravel to generate unique
Vaux I have a form that can be validated. When I instantiate the form, I pass a class as a parameter so I can update the value on that class. Bussines _bussines = new Bussines ();
public frmUsuario(Bussines b)
{
_bussines = b;
InitializeComponent();
}
don't stop In a class in my application, I want to BlocProvideruse class parameter passing like: enum MenuItems{
dashboard,
tutorials,
logout
}
class DashboardItems {
MenuItems menuItem;
BlocProvider action;
DashboardItems(
{
@requi
Henry Shackleton I'm having trouble passing a function as an argument to C++. I recreated a minimal working example here: #include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void print(const double &func(double)) {
cout << func(1) << endl;
}
class Obj {
public:
d
SAN I have a basic class public abstract class BaseClass
{
public DateTime CreateTime { get; set; }
public string CreateUser { get; set; }
}
There are few subclasses derived from the base class public class Child1 : BaseClass
{
}
public class Child2
Groomed Gorilla I want to pass a Class as a parameter to a Scala function like this: def sampleFunc (c : Class) : List[Any]
(Side question: Should the type in the parameter be Class or Class[_]?) The reason I'm passing the Class type is to check if the obje
SAN I have a basic class public abstract class BaseClass
{
public DateTime CreateTime { get; set; }
public string CreateUser { get; set; }
}
There are few subclasses derived from the base class public class Child1 : BaseClass
{
}
public class Child2
Marco Prince When declaring a class in Scala, parameters can be defined as valfollows: class MathOperations(val _x: Int, val _y: Int) {
var x: Int = _x
var y: Int = _y
def product = x*y
}
But in this case, when I omit the valkeyword, instances of the c
1110101001： I have 3 classes called RedAlert, YellowAlertand BlueAlert. In my class AlertControllerI want a method like this: public void SetAlert(//TAKE IN NAME OF CLASS HERE//)
{
CLASSNAME anInstance = new CLASSNAME();
}
So, for example, I want to: Aler
Henry Shackleton I'm having trouble passing a function as an argument to C++. I recreated a minimal working example here: #include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void print(const double &func(double)) {
cout << func(1) << endl;
}
class Obj {
public:
d