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Since there is no .resize() member function in C++ std::map I was wondering, how one can get a std::map with at most n elements. The obvious solution is to create a loop from 0 to n and use the nth iterator as the first parameter for std::erase(). I was wondering if there is any solution that does not need the loop (at least not in my user code) and is more "the STL way to go". You can use std::advance( iter, numberofsteps ) for that. Universal solution for almost any container, such as std::list, std::map, boost::multi_index. You must check the size of your map only. template<class It> It

How to shrink the image without affecting the quality programmatically. After capture the image I want to reduce the size of that image without changing the quality in objective-c. Janmenjaya Here is the code I have used compress the image Code : -(UIImage *)compressImage:(UIImage *)image{ NSData *imgData = UIImageJPEGRepresentation(image, 1); //1 it represents the quality of the image. NSLog(@"Size of Image(bytes):%ld",(unsigned long)[imgData length]); float actualHeight = image.size.height; float actualWidth = image.size.width; float maxHeight = 600.0; float maxWidth = 800.0; float imgRatio

So i'm kinda into MS-DOS and such again, but i came to ask myself, How can i minimize a DOS window? Any kind would be ok, minimalize, shrink to a tiny blue block. I just can't seem to find a way to let it work on my Windows XP computer, is realy evrything excluded in XP?! One thing you could do is create a windows program that will find the title of the cmd window you are running in and in that program minimize it. In Win32 you would use the FindWindow command to get a window handle, then CloseWindow to minimize it. Something like this totally untested program: int main(int argc, char** argv)

I have a Database nearly 1.9Gb Database in size, and MSDE2000 does not allow DBs that exceed 2.0Gb I need to shrink this DB (and many others like this at various client locations). I have found and deleted many 100's of 1000's of records which are considered unneeded: these records account for a large percentage of some of the main (largest) tables in the Database. Therefore it's reasonable to assume much space should now be retrievable. So now I need to shrink the DB to account for the missing records. I execute DBCC ShrinkDatabase('MyDB') ...... No effect. I have tried the various shrink