I have recently switched to autotools to cement, since the limiter cross platform is better for development and what I saw When I build a stable library of my C ++ code, all the files inside .cpp.o is a suffix ar income tax PA8 / libgenericTZR.a genericTZR.cpp.o I have seen other libraries made by other tools and they do not do it, I'm not sure this is the realm And there is a bad thing, but how can I create static libraries without cpp file extension? This is my CMake file add_executable (PA8 ISP_Charges.cpp genericTZR.cpp genericTZR.h) set (LIBSRC genericTZR.c genericTZR.h) add_library (genericTZR shared $ {LIBSRC}) add_library (genericTZR shared $$ TARGET_OBJECTS: myObjects & gt;) install add_library (Generic TZR-static static $ {LIBSRC}) set_target_properties (Generic TZR-Static Properties OUTPUT_NAME $ install (TARGETS PA8 DESTINATION BIN) TARGETS GENICTZR GENERICTZR-STATIC DESTINATION lib) Installed (files "$ {PROJECT_BINARY_DIR} /PA8/genericTZR.h...
Hi friends I've downloaded a file manager for my MVC project. So I added to my project and everything works fine but everyone can use this product I mean everyone can type urls and upload files to my host !!!! This filemanager has a Jason config file, as you can see here: {"FILES_ROOT": "Fileman / Upload "," "File_type_kenny": "file", "THUMBS_VIEW_WIDTH": "140", "THUMBS_VIEW_HEIGHT": "120", "PREVIEW_THUMB_WIDTH": "300", "PREVIEW_THUMB_HEIGHT": "200", "MAX_IMAGE_WIDTH": "0" "ASP_net / Main.Shex? A = Created", " Dealederer ":" ASP_net / MAN.assx "ADELEDED IR "," MOVEDIR ":" ASP_net / Main.Shex? A = MoVEDIR "," Copdier ":" ASP_net / Main.Shex? A = Copdier "," Richie Dar ":" ASP_net / Main ASP_net / main.hex? A = Upload "," Downlo...
How can I check that the user left a NumericUpDown control blank? I have looked at another question to examine the 'text' property but there is no text property to check against it. You can check against the text property, though it is a designer and Is hidden from Intelligence. Just try this sample it works: if (string.IsNullOrEmpty (control.Text)) {// a value}
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