... User-Defined String Type
The Standard C++ string Class
Defining and Assigning string Objects
Input/Output with string Objects
Finding string Objects
Modifying string Objects
Comparing string Objects
Accessing ... Item to the List
Displaying the List Contents
Self-Containing Classes
Augmenting linklist
Pointers to Pointers
Sorting Pointers
The person** Data Type
Comparing Strings
A Parsing Example
Multidimensional ... Cards
C-Strings
C-string Variables
Avoiding Buffer Overflow
String Constants
Reading Embedded Blanks
Reading Multiple Lines
Copying a String the Hard Way
Copying a String the Easy Way
Arrays of Strings
Strings...
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CONTENTS xi
8.4 Securing web flows 222
8.5 Summary 223
9
Securing Spring 224
9.1 Introducing Spring Security 225
Getting started with Spring Security 226
■
Using the
Spring Security ... common integration patterns in
Spring’s declarative style.
We won’t cover Spring Integration in this book. But if you want more information
on Spring Integration, have a look at Spring Integration ... 45Injecting into bean properties
package com.springinaction.springidol;
public class Piano implements Instrument {
public Piano() {
}
public void play() {
System.out.println("PLINK PLINK...
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xii
Copying a String Using Pointers 454
Library String Functions 456
The
const Modifier and Pointers 456
Arrays of Pointers to Strings 456
Memory ... demonstrates cin, newline
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int ftemp; //for temperature in fahrenheit
cout << “Enter temperature in fahrenheit: “;
cin >> ftemp;
int ... Chain of Pointers 469
Adding an Item to the List 471
Displaying the List Contents 472
Self-Containing Classes 473
Augmenting
LINKLIST 473
Pointers to Pointers 474
Sorting Pointers 476
The
person**...
... declare an integer in C, we could
say:
int i;
That line says, “i is an integer.” Now let’s instead declare a pointer to an integer:
int* intPtr;
That line says, “intPtr is a pointer to an integer.” ... world!";
In pure C, having declared a pointer-to-integer called intPtr, you are liable to speak
later in your code of *intPtr. This notation, outside of a declaration, means “the thing
pointed to ... Assignment to a pointer re‐
points the pointer. Suppose ptr1 and ptr2 are both pointers, and you say:
ptr1 = ptr2;
Now ptr1 and ptr2 are pointing at the same thing. Any change to the thing pointed to
by...
... Elements 325
Printing 326
Printing a Single Element 327
Printing Over Multiple Pages 329
Creating a Print Preview 332
The Last Word 334
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CHAPTER 1 ■ INTRODUCING SILVERLIGHT ... 345
Controlling Playback 346
Animation Easing 348
Using an Easing Function 349
Easing In and Easing Out 350
Easing Function Classes 351
Animation Types Revisited 354
Animating Transforms ...
Fine-Tuning Rows and Columns 79
Nesting Layout Containers 80
Spanning Rows and Columns 82
The GridSplitter 83
Coordinate-Based Layout with the Canvas 86
Layering with ZIndex 88
Clipping...
... the following lines:
int numerator, denominator;
numerator = 1;
denominator = 3;
We re p re s ented the f r a ction 1/3 by storing 1 in the variable numerator and 3 in the
variable denominator. ... Object-Oriented Programming! 273
Pointers 273
Pointers and Structures 277
Pointers, Methods, and Functions 279
Pointers and Arrays 280
Constant Character Strings and Pointers 286
Operations on Pointers ... power of programmingin Objective-C
rests on the extensive frameworks that are available.
Chapter 2, Programmingin Objective-C,” begins by teaching you how to write your
first program in Objective-C.
Because...
... for this Topic include the basics of getting any LSB-compliant Linux
distribution installed and installing applications. Some of the basics include
partitioning hard drives, installing your choice ... desires.
Single-User Mode
Runlevel 1, the single-user runlevel, is a bare-bones operating environment intended
for system maintenance. In single-user mode, remote logins are disabled, networking
is ... boot time. In order
to change the default runlevel, edit the line that boots your kernel in the GRUB
interactive menu, adding a 1 or the word single to the end of the line to indicate
single-user...