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Q: Error handling in an Android API(class or enum)

ZzokkI am developing an Android Library which will be distributed to other developers. The library itself is a wrapper of the industry specific one. This makes the api development a bit less flexible. The main goal is to provide an easy and understandable API to the external developers. For now I've ...

 
@Malachi if you expand your answer a little, it would make for a great book....
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his answer where
 
that singleton service layer c# thingy...
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A: how to use singleton and/or factory patterns in business logic layer

MalachiI have heard that patterns are something that an observer would see after the code is written, not something that a developer uses to design code, but I have also heard it the other way around. So, getting to what Vogel612 concluded, you Don't have a Singleton, but it does what you need it to, s...

I am not sure whether it makes for a great CR answer, though.. but given that OP provided mostly (or even exclusively) example code it isn't half bad.
 
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Q: Assign Specific Value If BitField Is True

OmegaManMy colleague created this sql to handle certain user selections which are based on an on/off bit flag. The goal is to identify those individual bit flags with a specific integer which will be used in a later SQL to group specific types which the flags relate to. What would be a more elegant way...

 
aaaand worldbuilding at it again
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Q: Could a species benefit from intercourse with another species with no DNA compatibility?

Nate KerkhofsAfter reading the question on inbreeding (Could fictional species benefit from limited inbreeding?), I started to wonder if there could be any reasons why an species (intelligent or otherwise) would benefit from intercourse with a non-compatible species (aka bestiality). This could be for any rea...

Ooooh aliens
"Can we <censored> 'em?"
 
3:15 PM
This SE is really interesting
While we're at it, I read that yesterday and it was interesting
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Q: Could a disaster kill all (human) life on Earth but leave astronauts in low orbit alive long enough to return?

overactorThere are plenty of threats out there that could terminate all life on our little planet in varying amounts of time. (Solar flares, meteors and supernovas to name a few). Are there any disasters that could kill all (intelligent) life on Earth but leave astronauts in low orbit alive for long enou...

 
3:26 PM
wow
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Q: Where do birds go when it rains?

PimgdXKCD inspired... I was reading the comic and went "well, where do they go when it rains?" I know that when it rains you usually don't see any birds flying through the sky. I imagine they hide in trees. But what if they're busy trekking to warmer lands? They can't just keep hiding until it's dry ...

4th hit on google
 
You're famous now
 
@Pimgd not for me, but eh
 
I made an XML document programmaticaly, now I feel like a professional
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that feeling goes again, trust me.
 
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Q: PHP MVC model structure

WaragiJust looking for some feedback for one of my models I have for a project. I'm pretty happy with it but I was wondering if anyone had any optimization suggestions. class ContactModel { public function __construct($db) { try { $this->db = $db; } catch (PDOExcept...

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Q: Simple for loop to calculate headers size based on a specific ratio

caruso_gHow can I improve the following for loop (wannabe function) to create harmonic sizes for headers based on a specific ratio? var base = 16; var goldenRatio = 1.618; var list = ""; for(var i=6; i>0; i--){ list = "\nh" + i + " { font-size: " + base + "px; }" + list; base *= Math.round(base*...

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Q: Write perfect javascript project

Ulugbek KomilovichI am writing simple javascript( + jquery ) app. and I think about how to write better. Which one is better way to writing javascript project from following or you can advise another way. the first way is: var anyVar = 'something'; var foo = function(){ // do stuff } fu...

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Q: Take a integer as a input and replace all the ‘0’ with ‘5’

fulinlinTake a integer as a input and replace all the ‘0’ with ‘5’. For example: 102 - 152 1020 - 1525 (Do not use any array for replacing the '0' to '5') http://www.geeksforgeeks.org/amazon-interview-experience-set-136-sde-t/

 
3:42 PM
@skiwi With the right library that's not even hard. Now creating a PDF programmatically, that would impress me.
 
boom 4 new questions!
 
@Donald.McLean The latter, with the right library, is also not that hard :)
I decompose PDF's into text though, programmatically
 
@CaptainObvious there is not even code or a link there...
what the ....
@Donald.McLean I can tell you how we sent pdf's by fax...
we took the pdf, ran it through some xsl converter by running an asp-classic scrpt, converted the result to tiff using a asp-classic CLI invoked ghostscript addon and then sent it via yet another ghostscript utility to the fax...
 
@skiwi Well, I was speaking as a Scala programmer - where XML support is part of the standard library, so it's like second grade programming. PDF would at least require finding another library, so it's like fourth grade programming.
 
@Donald.McLean Where's third grade?
 
3:48 PM
PDML
 
I used JDOM2 for my XML stuff :)
 
@skiwi Parallel collections
 
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Q: First attempt at C: Merge files

jrammI come from Python, with a bit a FORTRAN and Matlab some years ago. I'm trying to learn C. My first attempt at a program is one to merge all the files in a directory with a specified extension /* MERGE: Merges text files. Gives the ability to merge a list of files or all files in a directory w...

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Q: How to make backtracking Knight's Tours solution more efficient

Tyler WeaverSo let's start by describing the problem. This was a previous homework assignment i was required to do. While i did the assignment and turned it in for credit, I am not completely satisfied with the result I have. The rule for the assignment is it HAS to use backtracking and HAS to let the user p...

 
4:04 PM
lol
 
@Vogel612 are you talking about the Singleton answer?
 
bah... MS Comic Sans.
@Malachi yea. you stole my checkmark with that one, btw ;)
 
@Vogel612 Not my image... (luckily)
 
@Vogel612 sorry about that.
 
@Malachi lol no need to.. Your answer is better after all..
 
4:06 PM
I haven't even thought about patterns since I got my AS
I am one of those people that just code. I should read the book I have though and try to implement some patterns with basic code, just to show what I can do know.
I don't know about writing a book....lol maybe a blog post....
 
@Malachi happens to beta-sites regularly, but as it's not really making sense for CR, they seem to have turned it off..
 
@Vogel612 I have never seen that before
 
it's rather seldom...
 
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Q: Encrypt and decrypt a serializable object

Kala JI want to make sure that the code I have for encrypting and decrypting a serializable object makes sense and is proper. Does it look right too? Here's what I have so far: public static void encrypt(Serializable object, String path) throws IOException, NoSuchAlgorithmException, NoS...

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Q: Simple Django website with no authentication. For auth/testing tutorial — Part 2: views.py and its templates only

aliteralmindThis is a follow up to: Simple Django website with no authentication. For auth/testing tutorial -- Model, model-tests, urls.py, and settings.py only This second post contains only the views and its templates. Once these are improved, I'll post the view-testing code. Repeating the introduction f...

 
4:29 PM
@Vogel612 I am the one who upvoted your answer BTW.Normal
 
/me bows
that being done... Toodles!
 
Monking!
 
@Phrancis @Phrancis I was just about to see if you were here, you are like the SQL Superman or something
How are you doing today?
 
Doing well, yourself?
 
found some errors while I was trying to write documentation, so good I guess because someone else didn't find the errors.... :)
 
4:41 PM
That's always good!
 
I just need to fix it quick though, so I can finish this documentation, I have like 5 more to do in about a week, then I start a new project
 
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Q: A small chat server/client

CarcigenicateThis is my first attempt at a chat server/client setup. It's very simple, and doesn't use any logging, excryption, or validating handshakes. When the server is started, it displays a list of all of it's associated net addresses. This was mostly for my own purposes while testing it out, but I'm ...

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Q: Function that normalizes a vector of double

SvalorzenI have written the following function in order to normalize a container of double, so that it sums up to 1.0: /** * @brief This function normalizes a container so that it sums to 1.0. * * @param begin The beginning of the range to normalize. * @param end The end of the range to normalize. *...

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Q: Bowling scores in Ruby

FlambinoA little while back, I wrote in a review of a Ruby bowling sim that I might try my hand at modelling the game myself, focussing on the funky "deferred scores" system. Since a2bfay, who posted the original question, has since posted a thoroughly updated piece of code, I figured I'd better get mine...

 
he is doing a good job at staying ahead of me.... (@Flambino I mean)
 
5:14 PM
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Q: Isolating testable portions in rendered html, without imposing on content or formatting

aliteralmindI'm unit testing some webpages in Python 3.4 (Django 1.7), and I'm trying to figure out how to best isolate the portions that need to be tested, without imposing on the webpage's content or format. It should also be as clear as possible to the webpage editors what's going on, so they don't inadve...

 
5:37 PM
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Q: SQL-Server Merge Statement with .NET DataTable

Michael McGriffBackground: I'm trying to synchronize order information between Oracle and SQL-Server databases and allow users to be able to track any changes between what has been replicated via an ASP.NET web page. Users will be able to select which line items they want to be able to work on via this page an...

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Q: Object oriented programming in C

d3l I wrote this small example piece of OOP being implemented in pure C. I wanted it to be reviewed for the following points: Portability Performance And especially Usability "How does it look" Test code for main.c int main(int argc, const char **argv) { // Pointer to our String class ...

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Q: Solving a race condition

durron597In my application, I have a message dispatcher. Each message gets relayed to a dispatcher thread. In some scenarios, I can get two responses from the third party in the same millisecond: An "I received your message" ACKnowledgement "My response to your message" RESPONSE When I get both mess...

 
Hey @durron597 welcome .
 
@rolfl :)
 
in The Whiteboard, 36 secs ago, by durron597
I'm in the room, but it's dead
meh, you're wrong ;-)
 
this reminds me of an evanescence song
(bring me to life)
 
@CaptainObvious "it's not how it works in the real code" really? Isn't that, like, off-topic or something like that?
 
5:52 PM
@Donald.McLean I didn't feel like implementing a visitor pattern and message inheritance in my MVCE
more code, not relevant
 
@Donald.McLean It's close enough to representative... especially for the example given.
 
@rolfl Yes, exactly
 
More of a sanitization than a complete example/hypothetical case.
 
I'm not sure how anything would get posted if i had to post my entire say 20000 lines of code
and then I'd have to have the counterparty represented somehow
 
@CaptainObvious Am I overlooking something? There is only a short main demonstrating the usage but no implementation of the "OOP" code. What can be reviewed here?
 
6:00 PM
@MartinR No wonder I couldn't find anything to review.
 
Has anyone here perhaps used Code::Blocks or CodeLite for developing C++?
 
good evening
 
evening @janos
 
hey skiwi
 
codeblocks.org seems to be down for me
 
6:13 PM
@durron597 Ahh. That makes sense.
 
6:26 PM
As a C++ beginner... what on earth do I pick?
 
Which compiler do you want to use?
 
@skiwi Unfortunately, sometimes you have to know what you're doing.
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@RobertHarvey I don't have much clue about that yet... I think gcc is a pretty mainstream one
 
Well, there must be a first-time "good as any" choice. Maybe the G++ one.
 
In theory the compiler shouldn't matter, right?
Then C++ coders will come in and slap me around with reality...
 
6:28 PM
@skiwi It probably doesn't matter for most simple stuff.
Though, as I recall, different compilers sometimes have different implementations for integer and floating point variables.
 
This page is intended to list all current compilers, compiler generators, interpreters, translators, tool foundations, etc. == Ada compilers == == ALGOL compilers == == BASIC compilers == == Batch compilers == == C compilers == == Source-to-source compilers == == C++ compilers == == C# compilers == == COBOL compilers == == Common Lisp compilers == == D compilers == == DIBOL/DBL compilers == == ECMAScript interpreters == See List of ECMAScript engines. == Eiffel compilers == == Felix compilers == == Fortran compilers == == Go compilers == == Haskell compil...
This list doesn't clarify much either
 
I had a numerical methods teacher who was old-school Fortran and he was quite surprised by that fact.
 
g++ seems like a good fit for now
 
6:46 PM
Zombie kill!
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A: Normalize Sparse Matrix along rows in C++ Eigen

Jamal I'd put the Eigen headers below the STL headers. Also, <math.h> should be <cmath>, the latter being the C++ library incorporated into the std namespace. You can define main() below the other functions, allowing you to save a bit of room by eliminating the function prototypes. You don't need tha...

 
@skiwi just guess.
 
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Q: async/await and Task vs Task.Factory.StartNew and Result

SchandlichI am working on creating some libraries for a project at work and I wanted to make sure I have this pattern correct. Assuming that the GetWidgets method is what I am going to be exposing, which is the preferred method for this? Is there any fundamental difference in these two methods? public asy...

 
My highest voted answer is only about white spaces in code. I don't know if I should take it as a sign that my answers are usually terrible ahah
 
Setting up a compiler for Code::Blocks is a hell
I feel stupid, I cannot figure out how to add a new file to my project
 
7:08 PM
Is there much of a difference between $_POST and $_REQUEST?
 
@Phrancis yes
$_REQUEST includes more, at least also $_GET, not sure which ones more exactly
Almost narrow the scope
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A: Php $_REQUEST vs $_GET and $_POST

Pascal MARTIN$_REQUEST, by default, contains the contents of $_GET, $_POST and $_COOKIE. But it's only a default, which depends on variables_order ; and not sure you want to work with cookies. If I had to choose, I would probably not use $_REQUEST, and I would choose $_GET or $_POST -- depending on what my...

 
OK thanks @skiwi
 
7:25 PM
Hm, it appears you can't $_POST from within the same HTML file as your form is in, is that the case?
 
@Phrancis Explain?
 
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Q: Buffering of fast changing datapoints or events

ChrisWueThe following class implements a buffer which captures fast changing datapoints or frequently raised events and dispatches them in batches. It will asynchronously call a processing function for the buffered items under any of the following conditions: A configurable timeout has expired since th...

 
<html>
<body>
<form action="welcome.php" method="post">
    Name: <input type="text" name="name"><br>
    E-mail: <input type="text" name="email"><br>
    <input type="submit">
</form>
<?php
echo $_POST['name'];
echo $_POST['email'];
?>
</body>
</html>
^^ doesn't work
 
ho ho ho
 
Or would I just need to remove action="welcome.php" from the form tag?
 
7:31 PM
@Phrancis If you do that on your welcome.php page, then it should just work
 
I was surprised to discover that I vote a lot these days
one of the highest in fact
 
Ah that was it skiwi, once I removed that it appears to work... though probably smarter to do it in two files, same file as form seems buggy
 
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Q: Closest pair of points solved by sweep line

user2617521Can you please suggest more elegant and eloquent ways for this problem? (Perhaps better ways to represent a graph with vertices and edges?) Pair of Points problem is described here. # [SortedDict](http://www.grantjenks.com/docs/sortedcontainers/sorteddict.html) from sortedcontainers import Sort...

 
7:47 PM
@Phrancis if you wrap the echoing inside if (isset($_POST['email'])) , then it won't be as buggy
 
I'm not 100% sure was appropriate here.
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Q: Creating a 2D array of map tiles

SpencerI am a C++ programmer new to Ruby and someone suggested that I post my code here since it doesn't quite match Ruby standards. Is there a more Ruby way of doing this? I have created a 2D array full of MapTile class objects and then I draw the tiles to the screen by iterating through the 2D Array ...

Feel free to remove it if I shouldn't have put it on there.
 
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Q: Is this a reasonable way to implement an unlock code in a mobile app?

DevOfZotThis is for an Android (via Cordova/Phonegap) game project. My goal is to be able to provide a "promo code" that will allow anyone to unlock the game for free, but I want to limit each code to only work for a day and I don't want to rely on a server side component to validate the codes. The sol...

 
8:05 PM
lol
user image
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@RubberDuck removed. I don't think that question was relevant enough to graphics.
 
@SimonAndréForsberg Fair enough.
I was iffy about it obviously.
 
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A: Sing Happy Birthday to your favourite programming language

i alarmed alienLOLCODE: 109 (105 with "correct" spelling) LOLCODE is not a great language for golfing, especially since you lose all the beauty and expressivity when shortening the code. HAI H R "HAPPY BIRTHDAY " T R SMOOSH H "TO YOU" VISIBLE T VISIBLE T VISIBLE SMOOSH H "DEAR LOLCODE" VISIBLE T Test it usi...

 
@Mat'sMug! ^^
 
8:22 PM
> Oops—we've accidentally built a particle accelerator.
 
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Q: Shortening basic Python code?

Random GuyI'm a student currently studying computing/programming at school and am a beginner and would like some help understanding how to shorten down my code. I know some basic python and can program relatively simple programs such as the one i need help with.My task/homework was to create a metric-imper...

 
see if this works
no hover text!
ROFLMAO
> Looking back, I notice that I started this paragraph with "there's some good news." I don't know why I did that.
 
Any way to make this shorter?
@h='Happy Birthday ';@t='To You';@d='Dear SQL';SELECT CONCAT(@h,@t),CONCAT(@h,@t),CONCAT(@h,@d),CONCAT(@h,@t);
 
I love reading that stuff
 
110 bytes not bad
 
8:35 PM
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Q: Basic Encoding Rules (BER) class for embedded system

EdwardI'm implementing a communications protocol in an embedded system and the protocol uses a subset of the ASN.1 BER (Basic Encoding Rules). Because it's going to be running on an embedded system, it will not be using any of the following: exceptions Runtime Type Identification (RTTI) most of the S...

 
Well, doesn't work...
> Must declare the scalar variable "@h".: @h='Happy Birthday '; @t='To You'; @d='Dear SQL'; SELECT CONCAT(@h,@t),CONCAT(@h,@t),CONCAT(@h,@d),CONCAT(@h,@t)
 
@Phrancis 124 in VBA I'm actually kind of impressed with myself.
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A: Sing Happy Birthday to your favourite programming language

ckuhn203VBA 124 Why VBA? Why not? Sub H(): a = "Happy Birthday to ": b = "You": c = "Dear VBA": For i = 0 To 3: MsgBox IIf(I = 2, a & c, a & B): Next: End Sub Ungolfed Sub H() a = "Happy Birthday to " b = "You": c = "Dear VBA" For i = 0 To 3 MsgBox IIf(I = 2, a & c, a & B) Ne...

 
I code reviewed my heart out on this one:
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A: Polyalphabetic cipher

janos I am trying to write the simplest to understand code possible, each function has documentation and examples and I tried to use the best style possible. The individual methods are simple and easy to understand. The docstrings are especially great, they are fantastic help for the reader. To i...

 
8:53 PM
So here's a fun one: The download link on Chrome and Mozilla's websites for their respective browsers is over HTTPS, but if I have an insecure client (that only accepts SSL3.0), I won't be able to download it since they block the insecure clients.... Any ideas how to work around this?
Regarding the POODLE vulnerability
 
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Q: Am I using too many try / catches

Nick WilliamsI have recently been refactoring some code in an effort to improve the exception handling, particularly to aid in improving the level of information given to developers during development. However I am worried that I have started down the wrong path. For example we were getting complaints that t...

 
@xDaevax that sounds like an excellent question for some Stack Exchange site... perhaps SU?
@janos reached Epic yet?
 
4 more to go
and my Thursdays are officially cursed
looking at my history, they always break my rep cap streak, inexplicably and spectacularly
5 answers today and still far from it
 
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Q: Is this a correct implementation/use of move semantics?

TeaOverflowI'm trying to account for the fact that my program will contain calculations such as: v(t) = w ∗ v(t−1)+ c1∗r1∗( pBest − x(t −1)) + c2∗r2∗(gBest − x(t−1)) where v, x, pBest, gBest are vectors (std::arrays). I'm a little worried if I make correct use of the move semantics. Here's the relevant ...

 
9:13 PM
There are no guarantees, ever. 7 answers last Saturday, 130 total score for that day. I can do better than that on SO any day. Not with 7 answers, but they don't take that long to write either. Anyway.... end of rant
 
> You've earned the "Yearling" badge (Active member for a year, earning at least 200 reputation).
another one here
 
9:28 PM
I thought you've been around longer
 
Longer than me ;-)
 
wow. that's interesting
 
Got an interesting problem if anyone fancies the challenge (c#)
 
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Q: Method has same erasure: How should I go about refactoring?

DoubleDoubleCurrently, in a utility class I have methods like so: public static String getNextAvailableNumber(List<MyObject> currentObjects) { int nextNumber = UtilClass.getNextAvailableNumberAsInteger(currentObjects, null); return UtilClass.formatNumber(nextNumber); //formats number as string } pu...

 
FINALLY got this date addition thing to work
Is there a better way to do this while still keeping $number ?
<?php
$now = date("l, Y-M-d H:i:s");
$number = 2;
$then = date( "l, Y-M-d H:i:s", strtotime($now . ' +'. $number . ' days') );
echo "$now<br>$then";
?>
 
9:42 PM
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Q: Reverse Boolean compund logic with NULLs (Change a complex Filter In condition to a Filter Out condition)

dave_the_devI've been tripping on this one for awhile. The actual logic is even more complex, but simplifying it this far is sufficent. (For those who care, (which does not include the vendor!), the product is an Arcsight Smart Connector)). I need to convert Boolean logic like this: Filter In : ( mess...

 
9:52 PM
@Phrancis you're going to like what's coming (go @Captain, go!)
 
best one yet
and TTGH
 
I should have one that you will like tonight, @Mat'sMug ;-)
 
:)
(or would that be a better fit for DBA.SE?)
 
DBA.SE don't review code, they usually won't touch something if it's not broken (from my experience anyways).
 
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Q: LW, MTD, STD, YTD Sales... all in line and looking pretty

Mat's MugThat's Last Week, Month-to-Date, Season-to-Date, and Year-to-Date sales. I have a table-valued function for each one, that takes a date and returns all CalendarDate values for the interesting timespan: dbo.CalendarDatesLW dbo.CalendarDatesMTD dbo.CalendarDatesSTD dbo.CalendarDatesYTD So I ha...

 
10:04 PM
@Mat'sMug could you upload a bigger version of exec plan to an image hosting site and post a link? Nice clean SQL BTW, reads like a charm
 
If anyone's interested:
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Q: Interlocked.Exchange Collection Modified Exception

Stuart BlacklerI am trying to create a form of Buffered Input to see how easy it would be to implement, without the use of Rx or any other library. So I came up with the following class: public class BufferedInput<T> { private Timer _timer; private volatile Queue<T> _items = new Queue<T>(); public...

 
I suspect there's probably a few nasty nested loops in there
 
a few!? lol... but pretty much everything says 0% cost
see the tiny little box on the screenshot? that's the on-screen-visible part of the query plan
 
TTQW I'll look at it later
 
TTQW here too
later!
 
10:10 PM
@Mat'sMug are you interested in all the sales people, or just specific ones?
 
@CaptainObvious @Mat'sMug Catchier title: How can I obtain STDs faster?
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all of them
@200_success LOL!
 
You free to try some @Mat'sMug
 
I have 100% control over the SQL instance :)
anyway going home now - later!
 
With the query, do you think it would be possible to calculate the LW/MTD records from the YTD... Basically, you are performing loads of cartesian products which on there own are fine (ish). I would try to reduce the amount you create first @Mat'sMug
 
10:15 PM
@StuartBlackler it should be possible, ...but how would I do that?
(gone)
 
i scrolled and scrolled but can't find this query/query plan
 
@200_success Sounds like an ideal Arqade title.
 
10:36 PM
Monking
 
monking @TheFailure
 
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Q: Self-Made Linked List Iterator

Attila HerbertI recently made a linked list for myself, the code of which was posted here : Self-Made Linked List if anyone would be interested. Now, as the next task, I had to make an Iterator for my list. It is working properly. Here is the code: public Iterator<T> iterator() { final MyLinkedList<T> li...

 
11:00 PM
@StuartBlackler changing Queue to ConcurrentQueue seems to work fine for me
or is that missing the point of the question
nm, just saw that in the comments -_-
 
11:17 PM
Hm... back to 95% answered.
 
11:29 PM
Greetings, reviewlings, does any one know why this would be on hold:
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Q: Possibly antipattern loop

keldarWhenever I write a loop, I always use closure if it's appropriate by way of a self-executing anonymous function. I will typically write my searching loops as follows: var i = 0, length = myArr.length, fe = null; for (; i < length; i++) { if ((function (el) { if (el.searchCon...

While the code is eye stabbingly bad, it seems to be real, working code written by the author
 
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Q: Code refactoring help needed for MVC

archytectI'm learning C# as a web developer rather than a C# developer learning web development. I've gotten the hang of creating models and controllers (or so I think) for a web project, and I've read some tutorials on general C# and I'm just putting it all together. I'd like to know how I can best refac...

 
I believe you to be correct, in that, @konijn.
 
awesome, let us correct the injustice then
 
Unfortunately I cannot answer the why part.
 
I cant have my mspaint answer belong to an on hold question ;]
 
11:34 PM
and, it's good to see you, feels like it has been a while.
 
Yes, my new job is quite demanding
good for me , bad for CR rep ;)
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also, the new job monitors all frequent http communications ( chat )..
 
Still in new york?
and chat works in https
and it's on a websocket.
 
omg that code
 
konijn's link
 
11:38 PM
Wow
 
"minimal code and pretty clean"
 
answered 3 in the morning and 5 in the evening, and it doesn't look like I will cap :(
 
@konijn Nice answer!
 
There's a cure for that.
 
finally, thank you Santa(s?)
 
11:46 PM
 
Santas it is!
phew. now I can go to sleep (2am here)
thank you, see you tomorrow
 
Good night :)
 
well here's a brace style you don't see every day developer.classpath.org/doc/java/math/…
 

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