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kaioshin00
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Can't you pass the start date and end date to the page that executes the query via a form and select only those reservations that fall within that range with mySQL?Leave a comment:
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Maybe
[CODE=perl]print NF "$_\n" if length $_ > 0;[/CODE]
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How are you determining that it's a one element array?...Leave a comment:
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Connect to your database with php, enter and parse the correct queries, and display the results in a webpage.Leave a comment:
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How are your sessions stored?...Leave a comment:
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I dont know if this is possible in SQL ... but, one way could be to use a scripting language like perl to handle the database queries and then parse the results however you want with it's regular expression handler.Leave a comment:
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[CODE=sql](SELECT DISTINCT pc.model, pc.price
FROM pc INNER JOIN product ON (pc.model = product.model AND product.maker = 'B'))
UNION
(SELECT DISTINCT laptop.model, laptop.price
FROM laptop INNER JOIN product ON (laptop.model = prouct.model AND laptop.maker = 'B'))
UNION
(SELECT DISTINCT printer.model, printer.price
FROM printer INNER JOIN product ON (printer.model = product.model AND printer.maker...Leave a comment:
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You have to know the size at some point in time, don't you? Otherwise it'll be kind of hard to do matrix operations. So you can declare a double pointer and then use that to declare a multidimensiona l array of whatever size you need when necessary.Leave a comment:
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Can you please describe your question a little more ...
Do you want the mirror image of a particular character? Do you have to draw it with curves? or what?
And please, show us what you've tried so far.Leave a comment:
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Your code seems a bit confusing ... try using the code tags.
Also, to write a binary file you can do the following:
[CODE=cpp]std::ofstream myfile;
myfile.open ("/path/to/file", std::ios::out | std::ios::app | std::ios::binar y);
myfile << data;
myfile.close();[/CODE]
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If you comment out that line do you still get an error?Leave a comment:
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You never declared indata. You declared infile, but not indata.Leave a comment:
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Also ..
Shouldn't that beCode:beq $v1, $zero, loop #loop if word copied != zero
?Code:bne $v1, $zero, loop #loop if word copied != zero
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I'm a beginner at perl, and have never used it for CGI development, but I think I see your problem -- your code is adding to the database right below displaying them.
You can set up your page as a form
[display values]
<form action="insert. cgi">
<input type = "submit">
</form>
Then, in insert.cgi, you add the values to your...Leave a comment:
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Remember pointers are supposed to contain address values. I'm not really sure what your program is supposed to be doing, but you should be assigning head and tail address values of strings....Leave a comment:
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If I'm not mistaken, it's CREATE PROCEDURE, not ADD PROCEDURE
maybe that's the error?...Leave a comment:
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