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Another Way to Delete Files or Filetypes

This routine uses all the good stuff that FileSystemObject offers. Here it is: Public Sub DeleteFiles(ByVal strPath As String, ByVal strExtension As String) Dim fsoMain As Scripting.FileSystemObject Dim folToDeleteFrom As

Delete Duplicate Rows From an Oracle Table

It’s easy to introduce duplicate rows of data into Oracle tables by running a data load twice without the primary key or unique indexes created or enabled.Here’s how you remove

Converting Strings Into Integers and Vice Versa

1) To convert a string into an integer: public class StringInt{ public static void main(String[] args) { String stringValue = Related Posts Use ngSwitch Directive to Dynamically Get the Contents

Another Way To Compare Strings

When comparing a string, you can use this: public class compareString{ public static void main(String[] args) { String stringToCompare = Related Posts Study finds excessive internet use alters teen brainsReport:

Renaming an Oracle Table

Create a synonym to the table with a new name. A public synonym is accessible by all schemas in the database, not just the user who created the synonym.Here is

Implementing Interfaces on Forms

There is an easy way to make your application respond to data changes in forms, by implementing interfaces on your forms.For example, when you have an order application and insert,

Mutual Exclusion in Servlets

While writing portals using servlets, it is possible for two users to enter the same login name and press request at exactly the same time. It Related Posts Explosive Lawsuit

Shortcut for System.out.println()

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Reversing Array Elements in O(n/2)

Reversing Array Elements in O(n/2) where n is the number of elements: Public Sub ReverseArray(arrPerson() as String)Dim iIndex As IntegerDim strTemp As String For iIndex=LBound(arrPerson) To UBound2(arrPerson) strTemp=arrPerson(iIndex)arrPerson(iIndex)=arrPerson(UBound(arrPerson)-iIndex+LBound(arrPerson)) arrPerson(UBound(arrPerson)-iIndex)=strTemp NextEnd

Some Notes on the Len() Function

In VB, function Len() is mainly used to return the length of a string.However, if you pass something other than a string type variable as its argument, the result may

How to Share a Handle Between Two Threads

Whenever a handle is passed to another thread, use the DuplicateHandle API to create a duplicate handle to the same object and pass this duplicated handle to the thread. That

Determine Current User

In Windows, the computer can be set up so that many different users can log into the computer. The current user Related Posts Work Around to Fix Datetime – Primary

Use Mid$ to Compose a Big String

The following code is a fast way to compose a big string by using Mid$ function instead of using the concatenating operator. The strings concatenated in a loop are often

CString – IPAddress(DWORD) Conversion for CIPAddressCtrl

The following method returns a (DWORD)IPAddress from a(CString)IPAddress. It is quite useful when using the CIPAddressControl. DWORD CMyClass::GetDWORDIPAddress(CString strIPAddress){ strIPAddress.MakeReverse();// Start from behind char DOT = ‘.’; DWORD dwReturnValue =

Right/Left-Justification of Output

There is an explicit form of output justification. In the following example, the keywords Related Posts Australian video games at critical riskEverestLabs enhances recycling with AI tech5G River-Cleaning Robots Unleashed

How to Force a C++ Class to Be a Singleton

The following example demonstrates how to have only one instance of a class at a time. class MySingleTon{public: static MySingleTon * GetObject() { static MySingleTon obj; return &obj; } …

Making a Read-only Collection

The Collections class provides static APIs to generate read-only orunmodifiable collections, lists, sets, or maps from specified entities. For instance, if you are sure that the ArrayList you’ve made should