The program stops after user enters -1, and I have to find max,min,sum and average withouth including -1 in any of it, but I dont know how to do it.
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Is there a way to reset the MeasurementIndex of a CANoe Simulation to 0?
I'm currently working on a myCANoe.cfg simulation that was saved multiple times. I'm creating log files with the structure myCANoe_{MeasurementIndex}.blf and MeasurementIndex = 800 right now. I'd like to tweak the text in myCANoe.cfg to reset it to zero. So far, searching for the string was not effective, nor it was changing the preview text myCANoe_800.blf in myCANoe.cfg. Can we achive this result somehow?
Turns out there is a simple way. Please be sure to have a back-up plan in case the following edits go south. You'll need to manually edit the myCANoe.cfg file, possibly resulting in complete corruption of the simulation. I was able to achieve the result with the following:
Note the current measurement index (e.g. 800)
Delete myCANoe.stcfg compiled file
Open the simulation
Check current measurement index again and close simulation
Delete myCANoe.stcfg again
edit myCANoe.cfg with a text editor
Search for the measurement index value (800). I found two results: one on row 609, one with the format <VFileName V7 QL> 1 "myCANoe_800.blf"
Edit both to 0 and 000, respectively. Save
Open the CANoe configuration, My measurement index was re-set.
So for our computer science class, we had to write a program that randomly generates cards, i decided to do mine in batch, because im a massive noob XD
I was confident that i could do it as im quite experienced with it. Even though batch isn't by any means a good 'language' if your going to call it that. I was able to fix most of the problems by myself with some hard work. I am however, still having some issues i don't know how to resolve.
My biggest issues i don't know how to fix are...
Text not being displayed properly.
Numbers (i use for the base of the AI and card generation) sometimes not being defined properly in variables.
The point system just refuses to work not matter what i do.
It sometimes randomly just flat out decides to crash on me if i skip a 'TIMEOUT' or a 'PAUSE'.
Some 'IF' statements not being executed properly even though there exactly the same as the other ones.
I'm sorry if this question is too broad, but i really didn't know quite how to summarize it.
Here is a link to my card game: http://pastebin.com/t2S3yWk5
Here is our question:
1) Create a program that will generate two random numbers - one that maps to a suit (hearts,diamonds, clubs or spades) and one that maps to a card (Ace, 2, 3, ..... Jack, Queen, King)
*Mine is slightly different, it generates two different suits based on two random numbers.*
2) Create a program that will generate a random card and then ask the user to go Higher,Lower or Quit. If the player chooses Higher the next card must be of a higher value or theplayer is out. Likewise for Lower.
3)Extending the previous program, the user will select a trump suit at the start of the game. If the card is a trump suit card then the game continues regardless of the card’s value. The program will keep score and will save the score to a highscore file. The user will also be able to display the current highscore file.
I would like to try and do this stuff (listed above) myself. I just need help trying to fix my existing program.
I hope that if your reading this you could give me some advise or provide solutions to some of my problems. Thanks in advance! :3
Good news; nothing is super wrong with your code, it's just a bunch of little things that seem like a lot. Some off-by-one errors and a missing variable that I can only assume got replicated from copying and pasting.
Text not being displayed properly
I assume this is the "Access denied" errors that your code produces instead of the AI's comments. This is due to the fact that > and < are used for output redirection, so the emoticons you are adding are trying to create a file in a place you don't have access to. Either get rid of them (recommended) or use ^ to escape them (^>:)).
Numbers (I use for the base of the AI and card generation) sometimes not being defined properly in variables
%random% %% 5 results in one of the numbers in the set 0, 1, 2, 3, 4. You currently do not have an if statement for what should happen if 0 is randomly selected. Add an if statement or have the code go back to the top of the section if a 0 is selected.
The point system just refuses to work no matter what I do
You're going to kick yourself...
Your set statements are missing the assignment portion. SET /A %p1p% + 2 should be SET /A p1p=%p1p% + 2 and so forth (or set /a p1p+=2 if you think that looks better).
If sometimes randomly just flat out decides to crash on me if I skip a 'TIMEOUT' or 'PAUSE'
I couldn't replicate that, but the code seemed to work fine when I removed those statements.
Some 'IF' statements not being executed properly even though they're exactly the same as the other ones
Your comment indicated lines 119-132, which include the if statements that assign points. See above for why those aren't working.
Some other recommendations for your code
Your variable names should be more descriptive. For example, ctog doesn't tell me anything about what that variable should be; I can look at the code to see what it does, but without any context, that could be doing anything.
You should add the /i flag to the if statements that check which card you put down so that C1 and c1 get treated the same. On a related note, you should add a check for when the player enters something other than C1 or C2. You can even use a choice command like you did earlier.
:pvic is missing an exit command, so you automatically play again if you win. Combined with the fact that you only check if lt is equal to 2, not greater than or equal to 2, there's no way to stop playing if you win. Also on the subject of end game conditions, there's no if statement for if you tie the computer.
cp1 and num1 are effectively the same variable, there's no reason to have both (same with cp2/num2, ap1/num3, and ap2/num4).
You need some kind of goto at the end of :pc1 so that :pc2 doesn't automatically run after :pc1 finishes.
OK so I recently started getting into programming simple programs and I have taught myself everything using guides on the internet thus far and I have been doing really well and things have been working great, until now. So i feel that I have done a lot, A LOT of searching on this question and I cant seem to find an answer or even anyone else out there that is having the same problem as me. Im going to try to make this as simple as possible so here it goes.
I have made a program in visual studio that is simply supposed to allow me to make entries in fields such as first name, last name, and so on. It works like a charm and saves data like normal, I can close out and re open it and the data is there. BUT
While messing with the program and trying to test it I found that if I DELETED a row of data that i had previously inserted then added ANY new data then clicked the SAVE button it would crash every single time.
First it would say there is no proper delete command. So i gave it one, and it stopped giving me that error message. Then it said it was the update command. So i gave it one then that stopped showing up. But now it gives me the error message. "There was an error parsing the query. [ Token line number = 1,Token line offset = 13,Token in error = , ]. And it gives me this error every time i try to save after following the above steps. And I honestly dont know what to make of it.
I know im going to need to post a sample of my code that I have but I dont know what part of it to post so I figured I would wait and see so I dont post 1,500+ lines on here.
This is the only thing preventing my program from working correctly and if I wouldnt ask if I wasnt completely stumped. And im roughly 300% stumped. So any help would be greatly appreciated.
Looked around with numerous search strings but can't find anything quite like this:
I'm writing a custom log parser (ala analog or webalizer except not for webserver) and I want to be able to skip the hard work for the lines that have already been parsed. I have thought about using a history file like webalizer but have no idea how it actually works internally and my C is pretty poor.
I've considered hashing each line and writing the hashes out, then parsing the history file for their presence but I think this will perform poorly.
The only other method I can think of is storing the line number of the last parse and skipping until that number is reached the next time round. What happens when the log is rotated I am not sure.
Any other ideas would be appreciated. I will be writing the parser in ruby but tips in a similar language will help as well.
The solutions I can think of right now are bound to be brittle.
Even if you store the line number and later realize it would be past the length of the current file, what happens if old lines have been trimmed? You would start reading (well) after the last position.
If, on the other hand, you are sure your log files won't be tampered with and they will only be rotated, I only see two ways of doing what you want, and I'm not sure the second is applicable to you.
Anyway, here goes.
First solution
You store the last line you parsed along with a timestamp. At the next run, you consider all the rotated log files sorting them by their last modified date, figure out which one you read last time, and start reading from there.
I didn't think this through, there might be funny corner cases you will need to handle.
Second solution
You create a background script that continuously watches the log file. A quick search on Google turned out this gem, but I'm not sure if that's even an option for you. Even then, you might want to integrate this solution with the previous one just in case your daemon will get interrupted (because that's clearly bound to happen at some point).
As you read the file and parse the lines keep track of the byte count. Save that. On next read, try to seek to that byte offset in the file. If the file is smaller than the byte count, it's a new file so start at the beginning.
My code, as written, works for all the ways I've tested it. I have two questions though. First, Why in the blue blazes do I HAVE to use Do While loops instead of For loops in my code? I've searched Everywhere I can to help me on this issue. I can't reinstall excel, but I've reset as many of the settings as I can, but, invariably, the compiler skips over every for loop I have that isn't a for each loop... Except the first for loop in my programming... It is the weirdest and most bizarre behavior I have ever seen. I have used step through (F8) 10000 times to try and figure out why it keeps skipping. But every single time i make a for loop, it doesn't even run the first line of it.
To be clear, every place I have a Do While ... Loop, it SHOULD be a For Next. But making this change breaks the code every time because every spot the do while is changed to for, the code is skipped entirely. Even if I reset the i value to 0. The issue happens even if I have a different iterator for each loop.
Running w8 on an Intel i5 with Office 2010.
For i=1 To i = 100
If (i >= startRow And i <= stopRow And Not rowDone(i) And Not i = colFocus) Then
colCurPayAmounts(i) = S_Debt.Cells(i, 5)
Else
colCurPayAmounts(i) = 0
End If i = i + 1
Next i
The problem is it should be For i = 1 To 100 and not For i = 1 To i = 100 #Rory