I got this error message:
multiple definition of `GamepadControll::GamepadControll()'
After being frustrated for hours I reduced the code to:
GamepadControll.h:
#ifndef GAMEPADCONTROLL_H_
#define GAMEPADCONTROLL_H_
#include
class…
I receive the following error:
1> resistor.cpp(7): error C2084: function 'Resistor::Resistor(int,std::string,double,int [])' already has a body
1> resistor.h(25) : see previous definition of '{ctor}'
With every single one of my class…
I'm asked to produce a trivia game that has 10 questions. Each question should be picked at random. Every four questions Python should ask if the user wants to play again. If the user says "yes" then it continues again, if they say "no" it ends. …
I have a legacy C function which uses a struct definition as follows
struct{
float _schedulerRate;
}sched_;
#define sched_1 sched_;
// bla bla bla
myFunc(bla bla bla) {
// Lots of bla bla bla
someVar =…
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how to import foo module like this example.
main.py :
import time
from foo import main
return main()
foo.py :
def main()
print 'hello', time.time()
I tried to explain, there are two or more files, I wanted to upload a import already defined by…
Is there any way to declare these classes in a header file without indirection?
// Forwards declaration of B
class B;
class A
{
public:
// Default parameter referring to B. May return its parameter
const B& func(const B& b =…
I want to know if there is some way to change that full stop after Definition. to a colon, i.e. to get Definition: (and for the other environments in the "definition" theoremstyle).
Where is the variable r defined? I get that it is a callback function, but I don't see where r is ever given a set value.
var drawElevation = function(r) {
var max = writeStats(r);
drawGraph(r, max);
};
var writeStats = function(r) {
var…
I'm writing a short program for my class and I'm stuck on the last portion. When I run the program, everything functions appropriately up until I get to the end of the code where I try to multiply the cost of two separate functions in order to…
So the goal here for me is to take three dictionaries, and print it off in this format:
Name: "Name"
Homework: "Average of list"
Quizzes: "Average of list"
Tests: "Average of list"
I have the 3 dictionaries included in a list and I'm having…
Can anyone think of the shortest possible definition for API, especially for someone who doesn't know programming? I'm using it in an essay and would like to footnote the definition for readers that might not understand the meaning or context of an…
It randomly encounters these errors, even when I don't mess with anything at all. It says
"Error 4 'application.Form1' does not contain a definition for 'comboBox4_SelectedIndexChanged' and no extension method…
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When I declare an object I have to do this. Class object; However this actually calls the constructor of the object, and results in an error if the constructor needs to take parameters. What is the correct way of declaring an object without defining…