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It helps to get control over you’re spending and getting your accounts under control, a planning application might be what you have to get on track. There are such numbers of planning applications to browse n […]
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Here is something you can try doing. Go through these steps:
Go to oracle base directory (usually the version number).
Open “oradata” folder
Open your database . (usually the SID […]
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Replace the line “int a[6]” with “int *a=new int[6]”. You need to change this statement because your array “a” may be corrupted due to dynamic memory allocation.
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Would u like to post your code here so that I can investigate the bugs there?
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It’s easy to return an array in C++. You just need to use pointers with the return type of your function and you will need to declare an array (also with pointer) to which the function will return the obj […]
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You are welcome.
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Just use:
#include
Instead of
#include
This should solve the problem.
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You can't return multiple variables from a function. What you can:
Return an array pointer.
Return a custom data type(struct) to contain the return variables.
Return a STL container.
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It won't be dimmed, if you have an object selected. First create a button, not actually a button but a drawing. For example you can use the shapes. Select the shape and you shall see the actions button un […]
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I just came across this, you may find it useful.
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Please browse to the installation directory > go to include folder and tell me what's in it?
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You can find a lot of PDF printer drivers. One of them (which I use) is “doPDF”.
You can download it from this website:
Once installed, you can specify whether to use this printer as def […]
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You don’t even need macro, Office gives you a very good option for just the thing you want.
Under the “insert” tab, you shall find a category named links, inside there will be a option named actio […]
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You want a hello world literally? Ok here it is.
#include
#include
using namespace std;
int main(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
IplImage* img = cvL […]
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Open your code blocks IDE. Go to settings -> Compiler and Debugger.
In the “Linker settings” tab add the libraries “*.lib”
Next to the search directories tab. Compiler sub tab. Add the “include […]
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If you are using Mozilla’s print to PDF plug in, then you can find it beside the Address bar (where we type the web address).
If you are using older versions of Firefox, then you can find it under file -> p […]
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You won't find any 'hello world type” in the open world. And yes the documentation is really bad. It is true for other image processing libraries too. Maybe because image processing libraries are NOT i […]
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Yes, you can. The installer just helps to configure the compiler path directory, when used with Visual Studio.
When installed, it can also be used with other IDEs too.
You just need to configure them manually.
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Actually, you have a lot of options in front. Here are some:
1. Use Acrobat Professional( you have already been using it).
2. Use a Firefox plug in (Firefox has a lot of plug-ins, so surely you would […] -
No. Deleting the Oracle home folder from program files will not do the whole job. I'm giving you step by step procedure to follow: Please make sure you read them carefully.
Phase: 1
From start […]
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