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While integrating ZXing library in IOS, I am facing a strange error in Library. Compiler says that CoreScr folder doesn't contain any files.
I check out the code using SmartSVN 6. In that ScanTest Sample application is also throwing same error.
Any help on this appreciated. Thank you.
Sounds like a typo in your project. There is no "CoreScr" folder anywhere. There is a "cpp/core/src" folder that is relevant. Make sure you've entered the right paths.
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For some reason my site isn't recognizing jQuery UI's functions. Wappalyzer says that the site is accessing UI, but Firebug is saying that the easing effects aren't defined.
My site is www.backwards.ca
I'm obviously just beginning it, but I'm curious as to why things aren't happening with jQuery UI.
Problem solved... forgot the "https:" in the script tag
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Closed 10 years ago.
It's so weird that my program.
I study directx and I usually use tutorials on my practice.
this time I want to make whole project on my own.
So I make project and set the Link setting and directx directory.
but my program doesn't work!.
error said cannot open file 'd3d.lib'.
I set the option the same as tutorial, there's no difference.
and the code is same, cut and paste.
the only thing different is whether I make or on tutorial.
I need your help T.T
I use directx9 and SDK is Microsoft DirectX SDK (June 2010).
My OS is window 64bit.
It is not opening d3d.lib because there's no d3d.lib, It is d3d9.lib which you need to link.
Add this in your source code.
#pragma comment(lib, "d3d9.lib")
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Anyone have any additional details on the possible cause of a "NSXMLParserErrorDomain error 23"? The only info that I can find is: NSXMLParserEntityReferenceMissingSemiError in the header file. It appears that it is related to the possible fact that "Entity reference is missing semicolon" - which I can't see how applies in my example of properly formed XML.
Thanks.
Turns out that a "&" had snuck into my XML. I replaced with "&" and everything worked fine.
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I have just updated a site to TYPO3 v. 4.7.0 but now I get a "Page
temporary unavailable" / Connection error when I click anything in the
menu in the backend and it just keeps "looking" for a page.
Have anyone else experienced this issue?
There is no problem with the FE.
Closing this - updated to a newer TYPO3 version and the problem was solved
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Closed 11 years ago.
I guess this is a very simple answer and I just wanted a quick reply. So why does python programs create 3 files? For example I have 3 files named:
"ReadSchedule.py"
"ReadSchedule.py~"
"#ReadSchedule.py#"
What is the reason for this? Are each file doing its own thing?
Those are temporary files created by your editor(s). The ReadSchedule.py file is the real one; the others can be deleted.