structure

问题 This question already has answers here : JSON and dealing with unexported fields (2 answers) Closed 2 years ago . I am trying to parse a JSON response with the following code: type Token struct { access_token string `json:access_token` token_type string `json:token_type` expires_in int `json:expires_in` } homeURL := "https:/blah.com/oauth2/token" v := url.Values{} v.Set("client_id", "xxx") v.Set("client_secret", "xxx") v.Set("grant_type", "xxx") s := v.Encode() req, err := http.NewRequest(

问题 I have to generate a data structure that contains certain fields only under certain condition. This typically always translates to something like the following struct MyStruct { int alwaysHere; #ifdef WHATEVER bool mightBeHere; #endif char somethingElse; #if SOME_CONSTANT > SOME_VALUE uint8_t alywasHereButDifferentSize; #else uint16_t alywasHereButDifferentSize; #endif ... }; From my point of view this gets easily ugly to look at, and unreadable. Without even talking about the code that

问题 I have to generate a data structure that contains certain fields only under certain condition. This typically always translates to something like the following struct MyStruct { int alwaysHere; #ifdef WHATEVER bool mightBeHere; #endif char somethingElse; #if SOME_CONSTANT > SOME_VALUE uint8_t alywasHereButDifferentSize; #else uint16_t alywasHereButDifferentSize; #endif ... }; From my point of view this gets easily ugly to look at, and unreadable. Without even talking about the code that

问题 Hello can someone help me find what is causing the problem? For some reason the find_hash function is giving me problems. It should be failing the if(table -> buckets_array[i] != NULL){ and if(table -> buckets_array[i] != '\0'){ but it is not and it going to the next check which gives me a segmentation fault. What can be causing the first 2 if's statement to pass since I initially set it to table -> buckets_array[i] = NULL? Edit: Thanks for wildplasser I came up with a much better solution

问题 Here is my code enum Status {IN, OUT }; const int TITLE_SIZE = 50, ISBN_SIZE = 13, AUTHOR_SIZE = 25; struct Info { char title[TITLE_SIZE]; char isbn[ISBN_SIZE]; char author[AUTHOR_SIZE]; Status inOrOut; }; int main() { fstream dataFile; string filename; int numOfBooks = 0; Info *test = 0; int enumHolder = 0; cout << "How many books does the file contain? "; cin >> numOfBooks; test = new Info[numOfBooks]; cout << "Enter a file (with path) for input and output: "; cin >> filename; dataFile.open

问题 Here is my code enum Status {IN, OUT }; const int TITLE_SIZE = 50, ISBN_SIZE = 13, AUTHOR_SIZE = 25; struct Info { char title[TITLE_SIZE]; char isbn[ISBN_SIZE]; char author[AUTHOR_SIZE]; Status inOrOut; }; int main() { fstream dataFile; string filename; int numOfBooks = 0; Info *test = 0; int enumHolder = 0; cout << "How many books does the file contain? "; cin >> numOfBooks; test = new Info[numOfBooks]; cout << "Enter a file (with path) for input and output: "; cin >> filename; dataFile.open

问题 I have a txt file below as shown in the attached figure: a 0.15 ne 1e25 density 200 pulse_num 2 Is has n rows, 2 data on each row. The first data is a sting that contains the field name, and the second data contains the value. The two data is separated by a space. How do I load this txt file into a matlab structure? Basically I want something like: whatIwant = struct('a', 0.15, 'ne', 1e25, 'density', 200, 'pulse_num', 2) I only know how to load it to a table (using readtable ), and I can

问题 Now I having another problem with that, after I changed my coding as shown below, it still showing out the error. Inside the coding, there was no any red underline, therefore I can't find out where's the error. So any error of this coding? struct contact { char name[20],email[20]; int hpnum; }add; int option; FILE *f; void addcontact(struct contact list[100]); void read(struct contact list[100]); int main (void) { struct contact list[100]; system("cls"); printf("==========Welcome to Jeffery's

问题 Suppose we have following structure: struct Something { int i; }; If I want to write in a file any data of this type(dynamically allocated), I do this: struct Something *object = malloc(sizeof(struct Something)); object->i = 0; // set member some value FILE *file = fopen("output_file", "wb"); fwrite(object, sizeof(struct Something), 1 file); fclose(file); Now, my questions: How we do this with a structure what contains pointers? I tested using same method, it worked fine, data could been read

问题 Suppose we have following structure: struct Something { int i; }; If I want to write in a file any data of this type(dynamically allocated), I do this: struct Something *object = malloc(sizeof(struct Something)); object->i = 0; // set member some value FILE *file = fopen("output_file", "wb"); fwrite(object, sizeof(struct Something), 1 file); fclose(file); Now, my questions: How we do this with a structure what contains pointers? I tested using same method, it worked fine, data could been read