Hey everyone,
I've dealt with some simple LINQ queries before, but am not sure how to tackle this one...
I've got a project I'm working on where I'm dealing with two classes I've created, 'Package' and 'Product' (along with other classes).
I've also created a Job class which houses a List<Package> and inside the Package class it houses a List<Product>.
(NOTE): a Package is just...
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add a file to an .msi on the fly? is this possible?
Ok, so the project that I'm working on is a generic program and will be distributed to many people via the web but i need to be able to add a personalized image to the .msi before distribution...
So what would happen is that a person will go to the website, enter a code that they were given, and once they are confirmed I then need to be albe to add a specific image based on their code to the .msi (this needs to happen on the fly),... -
I didn't mean to put double quotes around the value, what I meant to do was
sorry about that. That's what happens when i copy past code, I butcher it, I always forget to change something.Code:myDbl = 12345;
But the scope: It would be in a class that would be able to take a string value or a double in the constructor, which would convert the string value to a double, and that is how it would be stored internally.... -
First, I want to thank you all, you all are awesome and I'll take all of your advice and keep track of the amount of bytes.
Second, about the question that i asked, just for reference, and to clarify a bit on what i was asking:
I know that in c# and vb.net i can take a string variable and measure it's length or size (don't know if I'm using the right terminology). for example
...Code:C# int stringLength;
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length of double???
I'm sort of new to c++ but i do have years experience in other languages. So if this is a rediculous question and im just not seeing the obvious answer, don't reserve yourselves, bring on the bluntness
So here my question...
Like you may know, there are functions for finding the length of a string (myString.lengt h()), but is it possible to find the length of a double?? More specifically if i have myDouble = 4.53 then...
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