Comments by Scarlettlee

Scarlettlee 3-Mar-11 21:53pm View

Thank you very much for your suggestion! I will think about it.

Scarlettlee 3-Mar-11 21:51pm View

To reach my goal, the "public" and "static" are both needed as I have tested it to draw this conclusion.

Scarlettlee 3-Mar-11 21:47pm View

John Simmons & chanakya1984, thank you both for your great help!
I have solved the problem by adding "public" to "i",and then use j = QueryAnalysis.i;

Scarlettlee 22-Feb-11 2:59am View

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Reason for my vote of 5
Seems very useful!!

Scarlettlee 28-Nov-10 7:06am View

Hello, Kramer, may I ask a question? How can I mark the question as solved?

Scarlettlee 28-Nov-10 6:40am View

Thank you for the suggestion. But it still doesn't work.

Scarlettlee 28-Nov-10 6:39am View

it isn's a loop. Sorry for my bad naming for the class which leads to misunderstanding. But when I changed the name, it still doesn't work.

Scarlettlee 28-Nov-10 6:38am View

it isn's a loop. Sorry for my bad naming for the class which leads to misunderstanding. But when I changed the name, it still doesn't work.

Scarlettlee 28-Nov-10 6:27am View

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It isn's a loop. Sorry for my bad naming for the class which leads to misunderstanding. But when I changed the name, it still doesn't work.

Scarlettlee 28-Nov-10 6:21am View

It still doesn't work. The problem is the same.

Scarlettlee 27-Nov-10 4:56am View

I'm sorry, this doesn't work. As I said, the problem parameter is 'string_inFloat' not 'string_outRaster', and I'm very sure that 'string_outRaster' is right.
Thank you all the same.

Scarlettlee 25-Nov-10 7:08am View

I am sure that my file path is right, and my problem is solved by myself.
Thank you very much, anyway:)
Maybe we can communicate more about programming, do you have a MSN or else?

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