problem about argument-passing-Collection of common programming errors

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  Pointy
  c# javascript asp.net argument-passing
  in code behind :string func = “showSuccessMessage(“+name+”);”;ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), “success”, func, true);in a js file :function showSuccessMessage(user){$(“#box”).dialog({title:”User Registration”,html: user.toString() + ” Successfull
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  Gracchus
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  Mickey Diamant
  python argument-passing
  I find myself in a need of working with functions and objects who take a large number of variables.For a specific case, consider a function from a separated module which takes N different variables, which are then pass them on to newly instanced object:def Function(Variables): Do something with some of the variablesobject1 = someobject(some of the variables)object2 = anotherobject(some of the variables, not necessarily as in object1)While i can just pass a long list of variables, from time to time i find myself making changes to one function, which requires making changes in other functions it might call, or objects it might create. Sometimes the list of variables might change a little.Is there a nice elegant way to pass a large group of variables and maintain flexibility? I tried using kwargs in the
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  TheScholar
  c# ruby argument-passing ironruby
  To begin, here’s the code of a ruby file that I set in bin/debug folder of my SharpDevelop project:class Run_Marshaldef initialize(id, name)@list = []@list[0] = Employee_Info.new(id, name)File.open(“employee_sheet.es”, “wb”) {|f| Marshal::dump(@list, f)}endendclass Employee_Infoattr_accessor :idattr_accessor :namedef initialize(id, name)@id = id@name = nameendendThe code above allow to serialize the Employee_Info object(s) to a file. Let’s note that I have installed IronRuby.Below is the C# code I’m using to execute the ruby code. It’s important that I
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  ThePedestrian
  c++ c function pointers argument-passing
  I’m a bit confused as to how I would pass a pointer to a pointer function. I have a function that takes a pointer to a function which I understand without problem (ExecBlock). But I
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  LihO
  c++ arrays argument-passing dynamic-arrays dynamic-allocation
  I am trying to pass an array of Student into the function processStudent(string myFilename, Student* myArray, int &mySize).But it is giving me different kind of errors.The Student() does nothing, but I tried to assign them some sort of value, it still give the exact same error message:In the main I have this:// Create an array of students, with the size of theMax (256) Student* ar
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  Sergey Shafiev
  c++ argument-passing
  This question already has an answer here:Variable number of arguments in C++?11 answersI’ve got the class member:LineND::LineND(double a …) {coefficients.push_back(a);va_list arguments;va_start(arguments, a);
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  codeObserver
  ruby arrays argument-passing
  I am trying to read arguments from a text file and the pass them all at once to a Ruby method. The arguments in the text file are properly formatted e.g.:”path”, [“elem1″,”elem2”], 4,”string”I intend to make a function call like this:my_method(“path”, [“elem1″,”elem2″], 4,”string”)This hopef
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  cambraca
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  user1643156
  javascript events inline argument-passing
  // this e works document.getElementById(“p”).oncontextmenu = function(e) {e = e || window.event;var target = e.target || e.srcElement;console.log(target); };// this e is undefined functi
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  xtofl
  c++ argument-passing
  A very basic question, but still, it would be good to hear from C++ gurus out there.There are two rather similar ways to declare by-referen
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  Alberto Bonsanto
  c ansi argument-passing getopt
  I am working on OPNET and for that, I need the windows equivalent getopt() function in ANSI C language. I need to call getopt() similar like :wh
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  Peter Olson
  javascript argument-passing
  I am needing to find the argument passed to a function from the function. Let us suppose I have a function called foo:function foo() {var a = 3;var b = “hello”;var c = [0,4];bar(a – b / c);bar(c * a + b); }function bar(arg) { alert(arg) }As it is now, of course, bar will always alert NaN.Inside of the function bar, I want t
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  John Bollinger
  c argument-passing
  I am working on some legacy C code. The original code was written in the mid-90s, targeting Solaris and Sun’s C compiler of that era. The current version compiles under GCC 4 (albeit with many warnings), and it seems to work, but I’m trying to tidy it up — I want to squeeze out as many latent bugs as possible as I determine what may be necessary to adapt it to 64
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  Robᵩ
  c argument-passing deobfuscation
  The following question was given in a college programming contest. We were asked to guess the output and/or explain its working. Needless to say, none of us succeeded.main(_){write(read(0,&_,1)&&m
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  LihO
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  RGA
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  Agis
  ruby argument-passing
  I am teaching myself Ruby and using a a compiler with Visual studio know as Sapphire on Steel to run the code. I am making a blackjack program for school. I created a Deck class, Card class and Player class so far. In the deck class I have a function that prints the contents of the deck and I am trying to use the same function to print the contents of a player’s hand. The code calls a function of the card class getCard(), and loops the entire array. The printing method works for the printDeck() function but not for the showHand() function.The deck object is created, and its contents are passed to an array in PlayerHand.start() function. The PlayerHand.showHand() function prints the contents of the array that the deck contents were passed to.Could someone please help
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  skaffman
  c++ char argument-passing stringstream const-char
  I have a function for writing ppm files (a picture format) to disk. It takes the filename as a char* array. In my main function, I put together a filename using a stringstream and the

Originally posted 2013-11-09 20:18:59.