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问题 I have a simple function function increase(percent, number) low = number - number*percent; end I want to return low so I can use it as an argument for another function mitoGen(asp, arg, increase(0.2, 234), glu) Is there a way to do this? 回答1: As such: function low = increase(percent, number) low = number - number*percent; end You can also return multiple items by having more than one thing to the left of the equal sign: function [out1, out2] = foo(bar, baz) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

问题 I have a simple function function increase(percent, number) low = number - number*percent; end I want to return low so I can use it as an argument for another function mitoGen(asp, arg, increase(0.2, 234), glu) Is there a way to do this? 回答1: As such: function low = increase(percent, number) low = number - number*percent; end You can also return multiple items by having more than one thing to the left of the equal sign: function [out1, out2] = foo(bar, baz) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

问题 Okay I have to write a program that accepts 2 or more arguments and searches the second and remaining arguments for a matching argument. for example the output would be: ./a 3 h 4 9 3 3 found or ./a hsi and iash me 34 hsi hsi found So far I have this, and I'm pretty sure I've got a lot of junk in here that is useless in the situation. Any help provided would be greatly appreciated!: int linear_search (const char*A[], char*x, int v ){ int i; i = 0; while ( i < v - 1){ if (A[i] == x){ return 1;

问题 Okay I have to write a program that accepts 2 or more arguments and searches the second and remaining arguments for a matching argument. for example the output would be: ./a 3 h 4 9 3 3 found or ./a hsi and iash me 34 hsi hsi found So far I have this, and I'm pretty sure I've got a lot of junk in here that is useless in the situation. Any help provided would be greatly appreciated!: int linear_search (const char*A[], char*x, int v ){ int i; i = 0; while ( i < v - 1){ if (A[i] == x){ return 1;

问题 I wondering why the compiler let this pass and is giving the right output, although sqrt() from its prototype normally should only get an double value as argument: In C99 the declaration of the prototype is: double sqrt (double x); #include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> int main (void) { int i = 9; printf("\t Number \t\t Square Root of Number\n\n"); printf("\t %d \t\t\t %f \n",i, sqrt(i)); } Output: Number Square Root of Number 9 3.000000 Why does the compiler not throw a warning at least and

问题 I wondering why the compiler let this pass and is giving the right output, although sqrt() from its prototype normally should only get an double value as argument: In C99 the declaration of the prototype is: double sqrt (double x); #include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> int main (void) { int i = 9; printf("\t Number \t\t Square Root of Number\n\n"); printf("\t %d \t\t\t %f \n",i, sqrt(i)); } Output: Number Square Root of Number 9 3.000000 Why does the compiler not throw a warning at least and

问题 I am creating an application using .Net and MVVM Light and I am having some trouble for RelayCommands. I'm trying to create a RelayCommand which takes in a single argument and passes it to a function within the same ViewModel. However everytime I try and do this I keep getting the following exception: A first chance exception of type 'System.MethodAccessException' occurred in mscorlib.dll My code is below. XAML <TextBlock Style="{StaticResource QueryFormTab}" > <Hyperlink Command="{Binding

问题 Today i was working some with lua,with that "oldesh" for me language,and did find what you can get arguments as array,like soo: function foo(someting,...) local arrayofargs = arg -- code here end And now,i'm intresting.Can that be in "other way"? Can you pass array,not as array,but like param list,Like so: function bar(a1,a2) print(a1+a1) end function foo(someting,...) local arrayofargs = arg bar(arg) end Yes,you cant do that.But can i somehome make someting like that? 回答1: If you're talking

问题 Today i was working some with lua,with that "oldesh" for me language,and did find what you can get arguments as array,like soo: function foo(someting,...) local arrayofargs = arg -- code here end And now,i'm intresting.Can that be in "other way"? Can you pass array,not as array,but like param list,Like so: function bar(a1,a2) print(a1+a1) end function foo(someting,...) local arrayofargs = arg bar(arg) end Yes,you cant do that.But can i somehome make someting like that? 回答1: If you're talking

问题 I am rewriting a python script at work and part of what it does is searched inside a folder that I right-click on for image sequences.. The python side of things I think I'm good on, but the right click not so much. I can create a right click button in the regedit but I am unsure of how to pass an argument from where I right-clicked on the folder to my python script. I want the argument to have the path to the folder. I found a post about this but it is not working for me.. maybe because they