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R Reference Class Add New Variable by Name

Consider the following R code : MyClass <- setRefClass("MyClass", fields = list( ), methods = list( initialize = function(x){ #give new attribute x ...
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Pass reference argument to STL container element constructor

Very often in C++ I want an STL container of a type which has a reference member: struct C {}; struct S { S() = default; S(const C& c) : _c(c) {} const C& _c; // I always ...
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Why am I getting "Read access violation. _Right_data was 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF7" when calling a function of a parent class?

I have a class (A) that contains a list of objects of another class (B). In creating an object of class A, it makes a list of objects of class B and then calls a function of each of the B objects. ...
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C# Label maker application question from a novice

My retail company uses a comparatively simple label printer application that has some tables of selections to choose from and how many. There are two classes in question. One PrintLabels class has a ...
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how to reference arguments with parameters in a function?

class Score( val score:Int ){ fun PersonalScore(){ println(score) } } fun comPare(a: Int, b: Int, c: Int): Int{ var max = a if(max < b) max = b if(max < c) max = ...
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How to iterate through dictionary and set values from a class

I have an empty dictionary (tried both completely empty and with keys from list - same results). I am then trying to iterate through that same list (in this case rooms in a building), pull some data ...
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Avoiding Memory Duplication when Storing DataFrame Views as Class Attributes in Python

I'm working with a large Pandas DataFrame and employing a time series cross-validation using a rolling window. During each iteration, I split the DataFrame into three separate datasets based on ...
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An array of classes where you pass the neighbors (Conways GoL)

i tried to create the 'Conweys game of life'. So at first i create a empty (null) arrays of tile's. Then i set a list for each neightbour tile to commit it on the creating tile on this place of the ...
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Can you pass a reference to an object that has not been created yet? [duplicate]

So I'm trying to program a Conway's Game Of Life type game in one dimension. For the cell class, I want to have two references that point to the cell to the right and the cell to the left. However, I'...
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Why does "cout << ++Object;" produce an error? (Both << and ++ have been overloaded)

In the code below, both << and ++ operators have been overloaded: #include <iostream> using namespace std; class Test{ public: int num=0; Test operator++(){ num++; ...
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shared pointer as variable in namespace: make sure there is no unexpected behavior

class A { public: A(const std::shared_ptr<B> params_); private: const std::shared_ptr<B> params; void fun1(); }; A::A(const std::shared_ptr<B> ...
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question on properly managing reference members in a local class in C++

Is the reason why I got a garbage value because of the following or am I wrong? the Other object o passed as an argument to the Inner constructor, goes out of scope after the Inner object has been ...
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Why am I getting → error: no matching function for call to 'Date::Date()'? [duplicate]

I have 2 classes, each holding private variables and initialized in their own respective constructors that use an initializer list. The instructions for class Date states that: In the public part of ...
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How can I reference a class from a string?

There are several related questions but I'm not quite seeing how to apply the answers in my situation. I'm trying to define as a constant whether to use program A or B. In a Constants module I set a ...
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C++ Problem with Pointers in subclass objects

I have a class touchButton in a separate header files below. This is as i need to create an object of Adafruit's RA8875 display in my main file, as i also need it there. Thats no problem, works out ...
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