The 2nd Monitor

rolfl

5:00 PM

Make sense?

Mat's Mug

absolutely :)

Phrancis

@Mat'sMug That word... '~'

rolfl

Ok, that gives a week to code, and a few days before that to choose an idea. Get cracking, people.!

Mat's Mug

0

A: Prebash Challenge - 2014

Implement a simple calculator Where the definition of "simple" is whatever you make it - only supports basic arithmetic operators? Fine. It supports scientific notation, exponents and trigonometry? Fine! Takes input from the console? Fine! Toggle between binary, hex, octal and decimal notations?...

rolfl

I made it community wiki, should I undo that?

Mat's Mug

5:05 PM

why?

rolfl

really does not matter, does it.

Mat's Mug

not unless I can score a meta-guru badge during Winter Bash with that answer...

Stack Exchange

2

Q: Prebash Challenge - 2014

WinterBash will be starting in 2 weeks. Let's put up a code-challenge to complete before that. Like previous challenges, this meta post is here to poll for a good challenge idea. Here's how this round will work: Post an answer to this question with your challenge Vote for those answers which in...

Mat's Mug

thanks @StackExchange :)

rolfl

Previous challenges were not wiki, so I undid wiki.

Mat's Mug

5:08 PM

ok

rolfl

Pre-WinterBash Code Challenge -> Check out meta

11

200_success

@Vogel612 No, C# is not my forte. I wrote the comment because the question looked deficient when it came up in First Posts.

JaDogg

hello

[c++] what is the name of << operator (not shift left, there is a another name) ?

Morwenn

operator<<

Or "left shift operator". Depends on what you mean by "name".

JaDogg

does it have a different name when it is used with std::cout ?

I know it's shift left, is there another name ?

Morwenn

5:22 PM

Nope.

Stream operator?

JaDogg

k Thanks. :D

ah that's the one

Simon André Forsberg

@Mat'sMug You don't think we've had enough calculators around here?

Morwenn

@SimonAndréForsberg Exactly what I thought.

Simon André Forsberg

@Mat'sMug so that is why you suggested calculator...

Mat's Mug

hehe

feel free to submit any idea (just not fizzbuzz please)

5

Simon André Forsberg

5:35 PM

@Mat'sMug agreed.

RubberDuck

*Stargreed

2

syb0rg

Anyone here know MatLab? stackoverflow.com/q/27255647/1937270

Morwenn

I used it for school. That does not mean I know it though.

2

Simon André Forsberg

@syb0rg used it a bit a long time ago. Does axis labels even work / make sense for Pie charts at all?

syb0rg

No, but what I'm moving toward is having one large xlabel for the whole plot, and one large ylabel

Simon André Forsberg

5:44 PM

@Morwenn Do you ever know anything you do in school?

syb0rg

And I think pie charts still have axis in Matlab... though don't quote me on that cause I really don't know

Morwenn

@SimonAndréForsberg I remember having posted an answer here on CR about genetic algorithms. I only ever studied them at school :p

Simon André Forsberg

@syb0rg perhaps it's something worth investigating. I didn't even know matlab had sub-plots.

Morwenn

Matplotlib has subplots.

syb0rg

I need to make use of them, since otherwise I will be printing out a lot of individual graphs == lots of money for using school printers

Simon André Forsberg

5:46 PM

@Morwenn true that. I have a little idea for an AI-related Java library I'd like to investigate, but.... I gotta decide if/when/how to pursue that idea... feels like I already have a lot of stuff to do.

syb0rg

So, I'm condensing data

For a project of mine due in 3 and a half hours...

Morwenn

Good luck with that.

Leave this chat. Right now.

syb0rg

The project is done

Simon André Forsberg

Is there any such place as IdeaReview.stackexchange.com? Where you could think of some ideas and approaches and have people tell you if it sounds like a good idea or not. And if it perhaps has been approached already...

perhaps even @RubberDuck.stackexchange.com...

2

Morwenn

@syb0rg Oh. My bad.

syb0rg

5:47 PM

It's just a matter of getting all that data on as few pieces of paper as possible

Otherwise I will have 50+ sheets

Although that could be a good prank on my professor...

Simon André Forsberg

Just curious, @syb0rg, what is the context for your SO question? What wins and board sizes is it about?

syb0rg

I basically had to create an AI, and measure it's performance against an opponent AI

skiwi

I just realised... Why is there no such thing as http://java.codereview.stackexchange.com?

syb0rg

The first top two lines are just random moves for my AI against a RandomOpponent and a SmartOpponent

skiwi

Essentially using the tags in front of the site name

Simon André Forsberg

5:50 PM

@syb0rg what game?

syb0rg

The bottom two lines are my SmartOpponent against a RandomOpponent and a SmartOpponent

In which I win 100% of the time

RubberDuck

@SimonAndréForsberg Genius!

syb0rg

I'm not really sure what it's called, let me copy and paste an excerpt from my professors website

> To keep this process simple, we are going to consider a very simple game: a player, starting in the upper-left corner of the game board; and an opponent starting in the lower-right corner.

> The game board consists of a grid of locations surrounded by a wall with a small wall in the center acting as an obstacle. The player wins if they reach the lower-right corner of the game board without being touched by the opponent.

> The opponent wins if they touch the player. The game will end with neither player or opponent winning after a fixed number of steps (to take care of situations where both the player and opponent are simply making random choices and a game could go on for a very long time).

skiwi

@syb0rg A game of tag?

syb0rg

Somewhat, yeah

Simon André Forsberg

5:52 PM

There are so many games to implement in this world :)

rolfl

@SimonAndréForsberg Called "The 2nd Monitor" .... ;-)

4

Captain Obvious

2

Q: Interdependent color swatch widgets

While writing this code review, I found it necessary to include a live demonstration to illustrate the problems I found, which I implemented using a Stack Snippet with Angular.js. The demonstration takes a color input and a scalar parameter, and produces two read-only color outputs. However, th...

javascript html5 angular.js graphics

skiwi

It's really say-funny-stuff day, uh?

Also out-of-stars-after-participating-1-hour-day

Mat's Mug

@skiwi "Game of Tags" - with an opening cut scene that traverses all top tags on the site, showing where they are.

Winter is coming!

2

skiwi

@Mat'sMug What the actual

RubberDuck

5:55 PM

@Mat'sMug Anndddddd out of stars.

Mat's Mug

Game of Thrones

Game of Thrones is an American fantasy drama television series created for HBO by David Benioff and D. B. Weiss as showrunners and main writers. It is an adaptation of A Song of Ice and Fire, George R. R. Martin's series of fantasy novels, the first of which is titled A Game of Thrones. Filmed in a Belfast studio and on location elsewhere in Northern Ireland, Malta, Scotland, Croatia, Iceland, the United States, Spain and Morocco, it premiered on HBO in the United States on April 17, 2011. Two days after the fourth season premiered in April 2014, HBO renewed Game of Thrones for a fifth and sixth...

200_success

Tag battlebots?

Phrancis

@RubberDuck RSA

RubberDuck

@Phrancis to the rescue again.

200_success

Programming Puzzles & Code Golf has king-of-the-hill questions.

RubberDuck

5:57 PM

I'm doing my best to break our server here. Exported 12 million rows and counting to a flat file.....

13.2.....

Phrancis

@RubberDuck whyyyy

RubberDuck

IT wants it, but they're unwilling to just log into the server and query it.....

So, we're going to duplicate it. =)

16.9 and counting

Phrancis

Um. Ok. Great solution :)

RubberDuck

I know. ;)

Simon André Forsberg

@200_success I've been wanting to put up a server for Ultimate TTT to have some friendly king-of-the-hill competitions here as well.

skiwi

6:08 PM

Ugh... Blue screens

RubberDuck

0

A: Prebash Challenge - 2014

Simon Says Let's play a game of Simon Says! The older folks around here probably remember a game called Simon. The Challenge Create a UI with four colored buttons light up in a random pattern. After displaying the pattern, the player must repeat the pattern by clicking the buttons in p...

Mat's Mug

Somehow I can't do anything else than up-vote this. — Simon André Forsberg 19 secs ago

and I wonder how that challenge could be SimonAndréForsberg'd ;)

(+1'd anyway)

RubberDuck

HAHAHHA

I actually thought about calling it @SimonAndréForsberg Says.

3

syb0rg

So I've theoretically cut my paper usage by a factor of 10!

Now if only I could get these global labels to work properly

Simon André Forsberg

@RubberDuck I like that.

@Mat'sMug unfortunately, I'm not so sure it can.

syb0rg

6:21 PM

Oh, an answer to my SO question!

Hello @nhgrif

nhgrif

Why are you using global labels?

syb0rg

Who, me?

nhgrif

Yes?

Simon André Forsberg

> Simon's a computer, Simon has a brain, you either do what Simon says or else go down the drain

This should become my motto.

syb0rg

@nhgrif I'm not really sure, it's just what I thought would work best to represent the data

nhgrif

6:27 PM

I never think a global ui element is a good idea

syb0rg

I don't either, but the text is already getting squashed on that subplot

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Counting words in a Strong

So I am new to java and I'm trying to write a program that lets the user input a string then it counts the words in the string and the letters in the words and returns the value example: string: how are you doing 3 three letter words 1 four letter words 4 words in total example 2: string: how is...

java

skiwi

@CaptainObvious Burn it down!

syb0rg

6:43 PM

@Yakk Code Review is also scheduled to graduate. — syb0rg 13 secs ago

Captain Obvious

2

Q: Representation of the formula P(n) = (n!)(6^n) in C

I'm trying to represent the following mathematical expression in C: $$P(n)=(n!)(6^n)$$ The first program should compute the answer to expression when n = 20. I have attempted to create the program in C and it produces the correct answer (when compared with wolfram alpha's answer). The answer is...

c mathematics

0

Q: Custom SkipList Implementation java

So , I recently studied SkipList and thought i would create one on my own. This implementation uses a 2 layer Skip list where the size of the support list is roughly squareroot of the size of the original list. package skiplists.skiplist; public class SkipList<T extends Comparable<T>> { privat...

java beginner skip-list

200_success

@RubberDuck My standard for applying the mathematics tag is: would an amateur or professional mathematician take an interest in the question?

For the Python version of that question, I would say, certainly not. It's a simple expression and there's not much to be discussed, since Python does fixed-point arithmetic automatically.

For the C version, the way that it's written to double, I doubt that there is much to be discussed mathematically either.

RubberDuck

Have we tried this?

16

Q: 'Canonical' questions to help address common issues

Short Version I believe it would be valuable to create a 'canonical' question/answer of sorts for each language, and I am hoping to get others' thoughts on this. These questions and answers would serve as a central explanation of certain common issues. All answers would still be expected to be ...

discussion

@200_success You may want to update the tag wiki then.

> For code that aims to solve problems in all branches of mathematics.

That's pretty broad.

Phrancis

7:00 PM

@RubberDuck We should have a canonical PHP/MySQL connector!

nhgrif

I do math--does that make me a mathematician?

RubberDuck

@nhgrif Do you do it for fun?

;)

nhgrif

When it's part of something else I'm doing for fun.

200_success

You could call yourself an amateur mathematician. What do you think — does that question pique your interest?

nhgrif

as a programmer

I don't know where the line between a math and non-math tag question is.

200_success

7:04 PM

I'd consider it uninteresting mathematically, and closer to the usual arithmetic that all computer programs do.

nhgrif

Would an implementation of a fraction number class warrant math? Or complex number?

200_success

Now, if you wanted to find the result modulo 93, that might be interesting.

RubberDuck

I would say it does if you're aiming to be mathematically correct.

200_success

Then apply the floating-point tag.

That deals with floating-point accuracy.

RubberDuck

The more I look at that answer the more I think I disagree with you @200_success. That question is specifically looking to calculate a mathematically interesting thing. Of course, interesting is subjective.

Malachi

7:07 PM

@CaptainObvious @200_success there is a glitchy spot....

RubberDuck

Factorial * (constant to the power of something)

Malachi

200_success

Do you think that there is a math trick to get a faster/better answer?

Malachi

when you raise the blue it changes the output dramatically.

I assume it has something to do with the amount of difference. I haven't read the entire question yet....

RubberDuck

@200_success I don't know, but maybe there is. Maybe there isn't.

200_success

7:08 PM

@Malachi The middle widget?

Malachi

@200_success yeah the middle color jumps when you raise the blue level of the first one from that number

RubberDuck

My point is that it is completely based around doing math. It's not an "incidental use" as the wiki puts it.

Malachi

I am using Chrome

200_success

@Malachi That's the point of the demo: to point out that discontinuity in the original algorithm in the linked question.

Malachi

I see.... I went right for the shiny object and started playing with it.

3

I didn't read the original question or all of your question before I started playing ... lol

Captain Obvious

7:38 PM

0

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I have 2 booleans: host.isReachableOnLan, and host.isReachableOnWan I have a listener doing work on network on button event int tmp = -1; if (!host.isReachableOnLan && !host.isReachableOnWan) { new WakeOnLan(host, host.wolBroadcast).start(); new WakeOnLan(host, host.wanHostName).start(...

java loop

0

Q: Refactor this Ruby on Rails validation for less repetition

I got a Reservation model that has reservation_start and reservation_end. Then I have the usual date validations (end date cannot be lesser than start date and so on). The problem is with these two guys: def reservation_start_available reservations = Reservation.where(["transport_id =?", tr...

ruby ruby-on-rails

0

Q: Unit of work Repository pattern DBcontext EF-Entities and ninject

I am totally confused while implementing Repository pattern with unit of work and Entity framework because i have seen tons of examples. Please suggest me weather i am on right tack or not. public interface IUnitOfWork: IDisposable { void Commit(); void Dispose(bool disposing); } Here ...

mvc entity-framework repository

kleinfreund

7:59 PM

Heya folks

RubberDuck

@kleinfreund Ho there.

kleinfreund

@200 Hey! How did you notice the new user you linked me to? He told me today that he found my code via Google. Everything's fine, I think.

Anyways, I probably should put the homework code up for review only after the deadlines are over

200_success

Just scanning through deleted questions.

Yeah, good idea, considering that your classmate chose "Tut nichts ursache" as a username.

kleinfreund

Ah, did he post a question? Didn't know that.

Yeah.

200_success

With a name like that? No, he didn't post a question.

RubberDuck

8:02 PM

This one is quickly gathering poor answers.

3

Q: Representation of the formula P(n) = (n!)(6^n) in C

I'm trying to represent the following mathematical expression in C: $$P(n)=(n!)(6^n)$$ The first program should compute the answer to expression when n = 20. I have attempted to create the program in C and it produces the correct answer (when compared with wolfram alpha's answer). The answer is...

c mathematics

kleinfreund

He's fine. He does some things with PHP and SQL I believe, he is able to do these things on his own.

Still, he was not the only one finding the question, though. Heard from a couple others that they've found it.

Mat's Mug

@RubberDuck should it be protected?

RubberDuck

idk.... What's the rule of thumb for that @Mat'sMug?

Mat's Mug

I'd wait for the next answer to show up

Usually it's when a question goes hot that we need to protect it

RubberDuck

Well. It has very responsive answerers. One has already been updated and I got a constructive comment from the other.

> answerers

awkward word ^

Mat's Mug

8:11 PM

That's reviewers ;)

rolfl

Note that protecting that question would not have prevented either of those answers.

Mat's Mug

^^

RubberDuck

True.

Mat's Mug

That is why I felt more like waiting a bit

That and wasn't hot

rolfl

Thanks, santa, and, hopefully that scores me a c bronze badge ;-)

next up, C++ ;-)

TTGH

RubberDuck

8:26 PM

Think we can turn this one around since I edited the code in another language out?

codereview.stackexchange.com/a/71436/41243

Or is it poor practice to undelete a question OP deleted?

rolfl

never mind, it's poor form for a mod to do it.

RubberDuck

Yeah. I guess that's poor etiquette.....

rolfl

dum dum dum.

Simon André Forsberg

@RubberDuck undelete vote applied

RubberDuck

Thank you @SimonAndréForsberg. If anybody else casts one, please ping me so I can reverse my downvote.

Simon André Forsberg

8:30 PM

@RubberDuck ping me too so I can give an upvote

syb0rg

Surprised a 20K+ SO user gave an answer like this: codereview.stackexchange.com/a/71438/27623

Why 6? Why not 7 or 8, or 100 for that matter? Explain your reasoning more. — syb0rg 4 mins ago

skiwi

@syb0rg Haha, my first guess was... Probably some C user that doesn't use constructs found in high-level languages

Then I checked his SO profile

syb0rg

@skiwi Yeah, I'm kinda confused why he gave an answer like that

RubberDuck

@SimonAndréForsberg it's undleted.

Simon André Forsberg

thanks

skiwi

8:43 PM

@syb0rg The catch is that he actually uses really a load of C!

RubberDuck

np. Thank you.

syb0rg

@skiwi I don't want to say he is wrong for that reason... but I have a hunch that "optimization" of his doesn't do much

syb0rg

8:56 PM

The maximum value a double can store is 1.8 x 10^308... is this user saying that it can only store up to 10^18? codereview.stackexchange.com/a/71436/27623

Simon André Forsberg

You might want to add "without losing precision" to your "store a number up to 10^18" — Simon André Forsberg 9 secs ago

I assume he meant without losing precision

syb0rg

@SimonAndréForsberg 1.8 x 10^308 is without losing precision though: stackoverflow.com/a/1848762/1937270

Simon André Forsberg

> Go on, ask me what the biggest integer is, such that it and all smaller integers can be stored in IEEE 64 bit doubles without losing precision. An IEEE 64 bit double has 52 bits of mantissa, so I think it's 2^53

2^53 = 9.007199254740992 × 10^15

syb0rg

I'm compuzzled

Where is that 1.8 x 10^308 coming from then

Simon André Forsberg

It is the biggest that can be stored without losing precision. But not all lower values can be stored without losing precision.

You can store 1.8 * 10^308 but you can't store that value -1 or -2.

Perhaps Lachesis, the Greek equivalent.

Captain Obvious

9:39 PM

0

Q: Clean up if...else statement in Ruby

I have the following (made up) function. The intention is to return a single object rather than the whole hash of objects. It works fine but it doesn't feel very 'ruby-like'. Is there a more concise way to write this? def get_single_object_for_url(url) # This function returns a hash of obj...

ruby

Mat's Mug

^^ made up === hypothetical?

RubberDuck

Welcome to Code Review! Unfortunately, it's a bit hard to review code like this because the code you are showing is example code rather than code that you're actually using in a real project, which means that a lot of context has been stripped away. Unlike Stack Overflow, we prefer to look at real code instead of example code. Please see the meta question: Why is hypothetical example code off-topic for Code Review? — RubberDuck 23 secs ago

Malachi

SO should want the real code as well.

if they only knew what was good for them

2

Simon André Forsberg

@RubberDuck Where have I seen that comment before?

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Why is the main method from this class unsuccessfull in changing the font in Windows 8 Console?

Why is the main method from this class unsuccessful in changing the font in Windows 8? It seems to work in Windows 7. Also... do I have to compile it for Platform Target x86 if it's using rundll32? using System; using System.Linq; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; namespace ConsoleExtende...

c# console windows

0

Q: Outputting the names of cars, without repetitions, with the number of occurrences in order of decreasing repetitions in Python

After reading the following question: Outputting the names of cars, without repetitions, with the number of occurrences in order of decreasing repetitions It jumped to me that many said that the solution to the problem is over-engineered / overkill. Here I solve the same problem in Python i...

python

nhgrif

10:07 PM

0

Q: Let's play some Swift Poker

Before you can do any sort of card game, you must first write some code to define your deck of cards. One thing I've noticed in looking at some of Apple's Swift interfaces is that they very much so like to use extensions. This is probably good. In the big picture long term, it's a really good ...

enum extension-methods iteration swift protocols

rolfl

@nhgrif protocols?

nhgrif

It's roughly equivalent to "interface" in Java, I think.

rolfl

I removed it, the text does not appear in any other place in the question... it's up for debate, though.

nhgrif

Yeah, but if I tagged "operator"... operator doesn't necessarily appear in a question's text even if I'm writing custom operators.

> Conforming to the ForwardIndexType protocol

I left it out first time

Simon André Forsberg

@nhgrif 3.repeat({deck.shuffle()}) does this shuffle the deck three times? What's the purpose of that?

nhgrif

10:14 PM

It does. There's no particular point necessarily.

We know that it won't get any more random as a computer program after the first shuffle.

Captain Obvious

4

Q: Let's play some Swift Poker

Before you can do any sort of card game, you must first write some code to define your deck of cards. One thing I've noticed in looking at some of Apple's Swift interfaces is that they very much so like to use extensions. This is probably good. In the big picture long term, it's a really good ...

playing-cards enum extension-methods iteration swift

1

Q: My unit testing code is much longer, more cumbersome, and harder to debug than my module. Am I doing something wrong?

I'm a sysadmin writing a tool to perform administrative tasks on our upcoming new account management system that runs over LDAP. I want the tool to be highly flexible, configurable, and reliable, so I'm using automated test-driven development. I've started writing a module to perform LDAP connec...

python unit-testing

nhgrif

But I figured that the int extension might be useful for other stuff related to this deck of cards soon

Simon André Forsberg

@nhgrif Shuffling once should be enough. With a proper random generator, it won't make any difference.

I am suspicious of your shuffle method though.

To shuffle an array a of n elements (indices 0..n-1):
  for i from n − 1 downto 1 do
       j ← random integer with 0 ≤ j ≤ i
       exchange a[j] and a[i]

nhgrif

It may need improvement, and you're welcome to offer an improvement.

Simon André Forsberg

I don't think your shuffle method is evenly distributing the elements

I think you are making Shuffing Mistake #1.

nhgrif

10:20 PM

I copy&pasta'd this shuffle method.

I was mainly focusing on the enums... so if you have an improvement, feel free to post it.

for index in stride(from: (count - 1), to: 0, by: -1) <-- will get you to iterate from n-1 down to 1

Simon André Forsberg

or I might be wrong. It might be correct after all.

nhgrif

I think I'm just doing it backwards.

Simon André Forsberg

for i in 0..<(count - 1)
is that the same as this?
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)

or i < count - 1 ?

nhgrif

for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) except faster.

if it were i < count - 1, then the last card (after shuffling) would always be King of Spades, right?

Simon André Forsberg

not sure what the last card would be, but I think it would always be the same card, yes.

nhgrif

10:25 PM

Well if I print before shuffle it's always King of Spades. But when I print after shuffle, it's random.

Four of Diamonds
Queen of Hearts
Three of Clubs
Four of Hearts
Seven of Spades
Queen of Diamonds
King of Hearts
Seven of Hearts
Six of Hearts
Two of Spades
Nine of Spades
Three of Spades
Queen of Spades
Ten of Clubs
Three of Diamonds
Jack of Diamonds
Seven of Diamonds
Four of Clubs
King of Diamonds
Jack of Hearts
Five of Clubs
Two of Diamonds
Two of Hearts
King of Clubs
Two of Clubs
Five of Hearts
Queen of Clubs
Ten of Spades
Six of Diamonds
Ten of Hearts
Eight of Spades
Nine of Clubs
Ace of Hearts

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Trying to create the simple 24 game in java, I have some code but I need to reverse it

I am trying to create the 24 game in java and I found some code that does what the game is supposed to do. This code give the user 4 numbers and the user then has to put them into an equation to equal 24. so if the game gives you [11 4 3 3] the correct answer is 11+4+(3*3). Now I was wondering h...

java

Phrancis

Welcome to Code Review! Looks like your code definitely works. Is this code that you own or maintain? The way your question is worded makes it sound a bit like you copied it from another source and pasted it in here. — Phrancis 10 secs ago

morning all

morning @Mehrad

Monking

10:37 PM

0

Q: Definition of [ Protocols ] tag

Protocols are a well defined theoretical concept in computing, and in other fields too. Protocols are an established system for communicating between two entities. HTTP, TCP, and UDP are well-know protocols that even have Protocol as part of the name. The concept has a well populated tag on Stack...

discussion tags

Stack Exchange

0

Q: Definition of [ Protocols ] tag

Protocols are a well defined theoretical concept in computing, and in other fields too. Protocols are an established system for communicating between two entities. HTTP, TCP, and UDP are well-know protocols that even have Protocol as part of the name. The concept has a well populated tag on Stack...

discussion tags

200_success

11:01 PM

@nhgrif Actually, I'm starting to lean towards just oop to refer to both Java interfaces and ObjC/Swift protocols.

Captain Obvious

0

Q: argparse accepts strings but returns string OR list

looking for a sanity check. I'm using argparse for the first time and for optional arguments, argparse accepts strings by default (no problem there). After argparse processing, in my case it returns: A String: if nothing is entered for -p/--prefs it give me a string back as the assigned "defau...

python

nhgrif

oop seems a little odd, but I'd be perfectly fine with a single tag to get the gist of it all

It just can't really be interface because that means something a bit different in Objective-C/Swift.

I actually kind of thought I had already created the protocol tag before I started posting this question--I remembered discussing it in chat before.

There's also "interface" in terms of how a library interfaces with source code that uses the library.

So it's not just "protocol" that has other meanings.

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Creating list ViewModels in the correct way

I'm using Caliburn Micro to create a WPF application. So what I want to do here is a typical Master/Detail situation. I'm displaying a list of Users and you can can add/edit a User and save the changes back to the database. Everything works, but I'm just not sure if I'm creating the UserViewMo...

c# dependency-injection wpf mvvm

Malachi

11:49 PM

@SimonAndréForsberg yes! that would be awesome, perhaps with slightly more anonymity...

RubberDuck

11:59 PM

I'm pretty sure that was directly ~~stolen~~ borrowed from you @SimonAndréForsberg

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