document.getElementById("num1-el")?.textContent this is the written one
document.getElementById("num2-el").textContent this is the copy pasted one
In the terminal I get this error:
The left-hand side of an assignment expression may not be an optional property access.
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A procedure on APL2 returns the error AP211-10 when it tries to execute a sentence VLIST. When it writes the file, it seems not to have enough space. Where do we have to change the parameter?
In the IBM doc AP211-10 means a problem in I/O file. And it seems related with the common error B37.
The expected result is the creation of the file correctly but actually the file created is corrupted and it is not possible to open on APL2.
I'm trying to use the strtok function, which shows results as program targets, but when I set the breakpoints I get an error reading "character reading character of string ..." as in the image. Please explain to me why the error occurred and how to fix
Thank you very much
here, all my code
In the screen-shot next_token is clearly an invalid pointer; the memory does not exist in the process's virtual memory map, so the data cannot be displayed.
This is entirely expected, and not an error - the breakpoint is set to before the pointer is initialised. If you let it run to line 20, (the next breakpoint) it will be assigned a valid value, and the debugger will display the data normally.
Was it your intention to include the whitespace in the extracted tokens, or should s perhaps be " -" or even " \t-"?
The message in the debugger simply means that the pointer is invalid; it is not an error in your code unless and until you attempt to deference it, which you do not do until after it is valid.
Currently working with WinSCP through the command line. Simple process that when run, copies remote files to local directory. I get a good way through the first-time download of files when I encounter this error:
Error listing directory '/FE_HDD_SyncFolder/Diags Old PC and Tape/DIAGS NON DG/QAPLUS 5.5 pc diags'.
Unexpected directory listing line 'EMM386.EXE////120926/0/0/3082/80/91/40/24/1/1/1'.
Invalid argument to date encode [3082-80-91]
(A)bort, (R)etry, (S)kip: Abort
I am unsure what it means and I can't find any other questions here that give a straight answer to what this error means. Is the [3082-80-91] the error code or the date that the code is reaching and reading it as invalid?
Let me know if you need anything else to answer the question.
Thanks again!
EDIT: Tried doing it though the client. I get the same error. With the client I can skip the file causing the error. I did that and the rest seems to be downloading just fin. Maybe it's just that specific file that is causing the error? Still don't know what the error is so if someone could lend a hand still, I'd appreciate it.
C/C++ Eclipse can automatically format and wrap just about any kind of code and behaviour is very configurable, except for string literals. Here is a made up example where debug output message happens to be longer than what can fit within a printable area:
if (some_kind_of_action() == TOUGH_LUCK) {
system_debug_print("Task name error: some_kind_of_action() failed due to your sloppy design.");
}
Using 79 character print margin the desirable result could be:
if (some_kind_of_action() == TOUGH_LUCK) {
system_debug_print("Task name error: some_kind_of_action() failed due to yo"
"ur sloppy design.");
}
You can do this manually by typing your string literal, then placing cursor at the desirable wrap point and pressing Enter key. Eclipse will automatically add necessary quotation marks. This is all nice, until something in your code changes and you have to manually redo the wrapping. I don't see why wrapping at print margin can't be done fully automatically like any other piece of code.
Is there any way to automate hard wrapping of string literals at print margin in Eclipse for C/C++?
Eclipse does not support this feature in any of its editors (even though it was requested nine years ago). However you may be able to avoid breaking your lines manually by using the following plugin for enabling soft wrap.
http://ahtik.com/blog/projects/eclipse-word-wrap/
I'm trying to understand the following part of an error message:
Additional information: 'Provide value on 'System.Windows.DynamicResourceExtension' threw an exception.' Line number '118' and line position '56'.
, what lines are the error referring to? No source files are mentioned..
Usually if you double click on the errors you will be taken to them. What compiler are you using? If its MSVS then it usually takes you right to the error. IF you dont have lines numbers on then its through the tools/options/text editor/all languages/*then check the box that says line numbers. If this doesnt help please provide more information.