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I have been trying to make a game where when a player rolls or press play. the system will generate a random number from 1-100 but will not let the player see it. After it is generated, the player will be given a few clues to the number such as (the number is from 1-10) (it is an odd number) and it is also a prime. When I was trying to create a solution button, it said [Exception: Range not found]. Here is what I coded so far:
function myFunction() {
SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSheetByName("Main")
.getRange('E7,E7').setValue("The number is 23!")
}
The code errors out because you are calling the .getRange() method with E7,E7 which is not a valid A1-type range reference. Replace that with E7 to make it work, like this:
function myFunction() {
SpreadsheetApp.getActive().getRange('Main!E7').setValue('The number is 23!');
}
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I'm trying to convert a String value to a LatLng type to add Polylines inside a google map.
I am using this way:
List<LatLng> list = new List<LatLng>();
list.add(new LatLng(double.tryParse(stringArray[0]), double.tryParse(stringArray[1]));
my problem is that I have this values '-103.43202524,19.6326681' and when I print that list, I get
'-90,19.6326681' and no matter what number is in the 1rst value I always get '-90'
Can someone help me please?
Latitude ranges from [-90, 90], so when you input -103 it's setting it to the nearest valid value, -90. Assuming you meant to have the longitude be -103, you need to switch the argument order when creating the LatLng object.
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Since of yesterday, the response of reverseGeocodeCoordinate is always english regardless of default language of iPhone.
GMSReverseGeocodeResponse should be localized string which depends on iPhone language setting.
[[GMSGeocoder geocoder] reverseGeocodeCoordinate:coord completionHandler:^(GMSReverseGeocodeResponse* response, NSError* error) {
GMSAddress *address = [response firstResult];
// address always english!! regardless of change of default language on iPhone settings
}
I have used this API more than 1 years and it worked great. We have many Japanese, Korean, Chinese users. and they complain that the address is English suddenly.
It was a problem with the Google APIs. It's been fixed, everything should be fine now if it was working before.
It seems no official answer at this moment. And CLGeocoder seems to be the workaround at this moment...
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I have a problem here. I set a constant, like this:
/** #const HOLIDAYS_PER_WORK_DAY Earned holidays per one working day. */
const HOLIDAYS_PER_WORK_DAY = 0.4;
And I'm trying to count holiday days, by:
$holidays = 'floor(datediff(curdate(), employment_date) * ' . Employee::HOLIDAYS_PER__WORK_DAY . ')';
And it says Undefined class constant 'HOLIDAYS_PER__WORK_DAY'. Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong? Thanks
You have a typo in HOLIDAYS_PER__WORK_DAY, you put 2 __ right after PER, it should be Employee::HOLIDAYS_PER_WORK_DAY.
I strongly recommend you using an IDE like PhpStorm or Netbeans, those things won't happen to you.
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In transaction MM03 I have a situation as shown in the following image:
My problem is that some of the values in LC2 amount are incorrect (the highlighted ones) and some are correct.
I have read Note 335608 and in transaction OB22 I have the following setup (if maybe this info is relevant ):
I also checked table TCURR and it seems fine.
Can you check if you have BTEs that might be causing this?
(I was supposed to just comment this question but my reputation still doesn't allow it, so I'm posting this as a possible answer to your issue instead)
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When I run the ".m" file from within Octave in cygwin, I get the contents of "data" in the terminal window - why?
It is the same as if I had typed "data".
function test2uf
warning("off","Octave:broadcast");
debug_on_warning(1);
debug_on_error(1);
data=csvread('TestData.csv',1,1)
%other stuff
endfunction
If you add a semi-colon after that line it will suppress the display of the data variable that you just populated
data=csvread('TestData.csv',1,1);