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Hi All,
I am trying this statement:

<xsl:apply-templates select="substring-after(@rdf:about,'#')">
</xsl:apply-templates>

But this gives an error saying:
MyXSLFile.xsl:39: value of...

Hi Everyone!
I am trying to call a Stored procedure from ASP.Net but when I run the solution it gives the following error(pasted the error log below). I have already set the customErrors thing in...

Hi There!
I want to format the currency output to something like:

Account Balance
Steven $500 .00
Clark $1000 .00
Noamy $10000.00

Look at the spaces...

I think, I am done with it :)
No Worries.

it was to remove 'abstract' from property delaration...

Hi there
I wanted to confirm how to declare an abstract property.

Would it be:

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abstract private string mPrompt;

abstract public int Prompt
{

I am calling this function in my main() and I free the linked list at the end of main, that is why i thought I do not need to free it in the specific function. Should I do it?
...

Hi All, I am getting a memory leak in a code which I think don't have any problem. Can anyone please have a look and sugest any remedies?

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typedef...

Oh, so I cannot, actually this is a C struct :(
Thanks for telling

I am pasting the code, which I compiled:
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struct TreeNode
{
int Frequency;
int Value;
struct TreeNode *Sibling;
struct TreeNode *Child;
};

How?

is it just like:

struct Tree
{

int InsertNode(int *);
int DeleteNode(int *);
Traverse();

Thanks for listening to me for so many posts and replying.
I hope I will go through it safe and sound... :)

Well, Actually I am trying to implement N-ary tree through Binary Tree, thats why, I have two pointers in every node, one pointer(Sibling) helps increse the size horizontally and the other(Child...

Here is my code:
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truct TreeNode
{
int Frequency;
int Value;
TreeNode *Sibling;
TreeNode *Child;
};

Thanks for help. I have got more to ask... :D

This is from 2nd part of this function. In 2nd part I first navigate through tree and then insert a node at the end. For this I can't allocate memory...

Using malloc as I have to work on C :(
No other option.

Anyways, so can the corrected code be like:

if(Head->Sibling == NULL)
{
Head->Sibling = malloc sizeof(struct TreeNode);...

So, Shall I skip the free(node); statement and that will fix the problem?
or is there any other remedy to this?

Further to my post, what if i make/allocate a pointer, assign it to another, and while exiting the loop if i de-allocate the first pointer, would the 2nd pointer also become dangling or it will work...

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What was it about returning a pointer from functions? I mean there used to be a scenario which was not recommended, was it returning a pointer which is declared inside the function locally,...

The server keeps running. I can run the client again and connect to the same server instance.

There is no idl file but I use a Msg.x file, which looks like:...

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I am trying to send data from my client to my server through an RPC call in Unix C. I am getting following error:


ServerNameHere: RPC: Unable to send; errno = Bad file number; Illegal...

thanks alot, it worked.

was a silly mistake.... :(

Hi All,
I am having prolems with converting upper case characters to lower case in Unix's C. I saw the man pages and "tolower" function does it. But in my case its not working.
My code is as...

I have already connected by sending logon information.
Now sending I am openning a new connection to download data only(Data Connectio: which don't need logon info to be sent).

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Can anyone tell me when to send LIST or RETR command by control connection. Should I send it in the FD_CONNECT of Data Connection? or should I send it right after calling the connect...

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This about the recv() function of winsock API. You people would know that recv() call might not receive complete data from an FTP server in one go. Now lets suppose we got "22" instead of...