In answering a question earlier today, I used some funky formatting. While this formatting might not be the best way of doing things, there is still a bug where the preview question doesn't look the same as the published question. This is what I used:
export FOO=/bi
Tab returns:
export FOO=/bin...
Most useless thing ever: Documenting getters and setters
/**
* Get the serve rIP that the AdminAnnounce packet was sent from.
* @return Returns the String of the Packet's originating IP.
*/
public String getServerIp() {
return serverIp;
}
/**
* Prepare a Packet to be sent over the wire.
* This command does not return anything, instead it will add new items to a JsonObject representing the data to be
* sent over the wire. Upon serializing the AdminAnnounce packet, it will be ready for transmission over the wire to
* other servers. Note that this method will never remove data, but it will overwrite existing data with any of the
* following keys: message, senderId, senderName, and serverIp. Be sure that none of these values already exist in
@ByteCommander I have a guy I work with here that is running the newest Fedora on his work tower, and it doesn't have the error, but it too will not complete the second word in the command.
You did a while ago. I haven't answered much lately. Plus, it seems like some of my answers are invisible to OPs when I write them for some reason. Oh well......
@Zacharee1 That's a homework question. I don't think we have an official stance on it, or do we?
@Terrance We don't accept homework questions if they're not doing any work. However, it seems like they've done quite a bit. However-ever, they aren't being very clear and I don't know if it's Ubuntu
so idk really what to do
@Terrance you've only been here 4 months longer than I have :p
In answering a question earlier today, I used some funky formatting. While this formatting might not be the best way of doing things, there is still a bug where the preview question doesn't look the same as the published question. This is what I used:
export FOO=/bi
Tab returns:
export FOO=/bin...
