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woocommerce: add value to a product attribute

匿名 (未验证) 提交于 2019-12-03 01:11:01
可以将文章内容翻译成中文,广告屏蔽插件可能会导致该功能失效(如失效,请关闭广告屏蔽插件后再试): 问题: How do I add value to a woocommerce attribute through code? I have created an attribute called 'Dispatch time' (taxonomy: pa_dispatch) and now I want to add value to a particular product's Dispatch attribute. How to do this programmatically? 回答1: I found the answer, you need to use wp_set_object_terms to set the terms of object of a taxonomy, wp_set_object_terms( $object_id, $terms, $taxonomy, $append); Where, $append can be true or false , if true, the tag will be appended to existing tag, if false, the tag is replaced. In my example, wp

print int as ascii in assembly 64 bit at&t float number error

假如想象 提交于 2019-12-02 21:13:16
问题 I've written a solo program just to figure out how to do this, earlier I added 48 to the number to print but now when I get numbers larger than 9 it's not really sufficient any more. So the following program should put 23 into the my temp, compares 23 to 10 if it's smaller than 10 I can print otherwise put the temp away in rax, put 10 in r11 and divide 23 by 10. Put the result from rax in temp and check again. I still need to add a way to retrieve the earlier numbers but first thing first.

Assembly call subprograms based on user input

谁说胖子不能爱 提交于 2019-12-02 18:26:18
问题 I have a program that is supposed to either add or subtract two hardcoded numbers based on user input 0 or not 0 . I get memory access violation error inside input . when i try to call sum or call diff instead input in line 9 it works fine and gives me expected output. loop and next is used to display result from stack. .text .global _start _start: xorl %esi, %esi # zerowanie licznika call input # <---- line 9 loop: # label movl $0, %edx # reszta z dzielenia movl $10, %ebx # dzielnik divl

Assembly call subprograms based on user input

隐身守侯 提交于 2019-12-02 13:31:35
I have a program that is supposed to either add or subtract two hardcoded numbers based on user input 0 or not 0 . I get memory access violation error inside input . when i try to call sum or call diff instead input in line 9 it works fine and gives me expected output. loop and next is used to display result from stack. .text .global _start _start: xorl %esi, %esi # zerowanie licznika call input # <---- line 9 loop: # label movl $0, %edx # reszta z dzielenia movl $10, %ebx # dzielnik divl %ebx # dzielenie, wynik w eax, reszta w edx addl $48, %edx # kod ASCII pushl %edx # edx na stos incl %esi

How is $example different from example(%rip)?

余生长醉 提交于 2019-12-02 13:22:16
I've spent 2 hours googling, but to no avail --- there are not many beginner-level guides for assembly, and the course I am taking right now dos not do a very good job at explaining some stuff. Anyway; I've been trying to work with SSE and tried comparing two double s using comisd instruction. I've spent a lot of time to understand how to hard-code a non-integer constant (let's call it example , it is declared as example: .long 3794832442 .long 1044740494 ); but after I've done that, I couldn't get it to work --- "operand type mismatch". I've turned to C-to-assembly translator and found out

print int as ascii in assembly 64 bit at&t float number error

◇◆丶佛笑我妖孽 提交于 2019-12-02 10:29:26
I've written a solo program just to figure out how to do this, earlier I added 48 to the number to print but now when I get numbers larger than 9 it's not really sufficient any more. So the following program should put 23 into the my temp, compares 23 to 10 if it's smaller than 10 I can print otherwise put the temp away in rax, put 10 in r11 and divide 23 by 10. Put the result from rax in temp and check again. I still need to add a way to retrieve the earlier numbers but first thing first. Have I missunderstood what happens, the result I get is float number error #include <stdio.h> #Inkludera

How to know if an assembly code has particular syntax (emu8086, NASM, TASM, …)?

孤人 提交于 2019-12-02 08:49:37
问题 I want to know how,by looking through a sample source code, recognise if the syntax used is em8086, TASM or NASM? I am a new to assembly..I would like to know more about emu8086 please. 回答1: NASM/YASM is easy to distinguish from MASM/TASM/emu8086. YASM uses NASM syntax, with a few minor differences in what it accepts for constants and directives. I don't know how to distinguish MASM from TASM, or TASM from emu8086, or FASM, so I'll leave that for another answer to address. In NASM, explicit

Balenciaga skor rea långt från sina föregångare

一曲冷凌霜 提交于 2019-12-02 04:53:31
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Declaring and indexing an integer array of qwords in assembly

久未见 提交于 2019-12-02 04:38:30
问题 I have a question regarding how to initialize an array in assembly. I tried: .bss #the array unsigned: .skip 10000 .data #these are the values that I want to put in the array par4: .quad 500 par5: .quad 10 par6: .quad 15 That's how I declared my string and the variables that I want to put it inside. This is how I tried to put them into the array: movq $0 , %r8 movq par4 , %rax movq %rax , unsigned(%r8) incq %r8 movq par5 , %rax movq %rax , unsigned(%r8) incq %r8 movq par6 , %rax movq %rax ,

Declaring and indexing an integer array of qwords in assembly

青春壹個敷衍的年華 提交于 2019-12-02 03:40:54
I have a question regarding how to initialize an array in assembly. I tried: .bss #the array unsigned: .skip 10000 .data #these are the values that I want to put in the array par4: .quad 500 par5: .quad 10 par6: .quad 15 That's how I declared my string and the variables that I want to put it inside. This is how I tried to put them into the array: movq $0 , %r8 movq par4 , %rax movq %rax , unsigned(%r8) incq %r8 movq par5 , %rax movq %rax , unsigned(%r8) incq %r8 movq par6 , %rax movq %rax , unsigned(%r8) I tried printing the elements to check if everything is okay, and only the last one prints