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While in C++ this code: #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int a = 1; cout << (a == true) << endl; } will display 1, this code: #include <iostream>...
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Let's assume conditionalVariable is true. Then for me: This returns 0f: result = 0f result.plus(if (conditionalVariable) 1f else 0f) return result while this returns 1f: result = 0f if(...
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Up until now, I thought of a context as a place in the code that expects a certain kind of expression. The Rust Reference on Expressions writes for example that: The following contexts are place ...
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In the Rust Reference’s page on the dereference operator, it is said that: If the expression is of type &mut T or *mut T, and is either a local variable, a (nested) field of a local variable or ...
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This document explains the differences between a place expression (an expression that evaluates to a "place", where something can be stored) and a value expression (an expression that ...
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I'm experimenting with C# Expression Trees and trying to understand the difference between Expression.Return and Expression.Goto. I can’t create an example where Return and Goto behave differently ...
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I have a script which checks the value of a series of flags before deciding on an execution pathway. Because of the way the script executes, the flag values are held as script properties, therefore ...
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I have a repeated task that demands executing slightly different sub-parts of commands in each task. Each task starts the same, but then I have to go into direction A, B, C, D... for each task. My ...
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I am trying to create an expression with an IIF statement: 1st condition that takes a parameter minus 1 = field1 2nd condition takes another parameter = 'field2 true false I have tried to use switch, ...
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We have a system with many logic expressions, they're implemented as series of boolean functions operating on variables and the rules are stored as XML. As the XML files are compiled into the assembly ...
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#include <chrono> #include <string> using namespace std::literals; int main() { ""s.size(); // ok (""s).size(); // ok (5ms).count(); // ok 5ms....
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I'm converting an Xcode app to Android. Part of the app takes a string mathematical expression and using NSExpression (Xcode) connects and calculates a result. In Android I've used mXparser, but ...
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I need to add a globe symbol into a field on my SSRS report. I cannot find it in Webdings or any of the Wingdings. I found it in Unicode with the link below. 1F30E is the symbol I am trying to add. Is ...
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Now I can read data from a database and can map the data to a case class using a ORM the case class is like following case class Example(a: Double, b: Double) And I have a text file and this file ...
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I have a column that is concatenated; separated by a semicolon. I wrote an expression to check for null values and to get a line break at the semicolon. It is doing the right thing where there is data ...
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