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I have written some code that handle restful service calls and parse the response XML into relevant JAXB annotated classes. At the moment I have seperate methods for each return types:
public class RestBase {
protected final RestClient restClient;
public RestBase() {
restClient ...
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Say I have the following method that sends emails.
I know I should have tests for the different status codes returned.
I am also testing if the the methods CreateMail() and Send() are being called.
I guess in the end what's important is if the success status is returned or not. Should I be testi...
One of the key requirements for posting here is
working code to the best of our knowledge
Where working means that the code compiles and returns correct results.
Where does that put Monte Carlo algorithms
whose output may be incorrect with a certain (typically small) probability.
Do...
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In the System.Drawing namespace lives the ColorTranslator class which has an ToHtml() method which can be used here. A good way would be to create extension methods for this task. The first extension method will be named ToKMLColor and will expect an String parameter.
By using dec.TryParse() and...
I would like to know how I could clone only one branch instead of cloning the whole Git repository.
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I've a Linq query that performs poor.
var minuteValues = ValuesInMemory.Where(o => o.Key.Day == tmpValue.QuoteDate.Day &&
o.Key.Hour == tmpValue.QuoteDate.Hour &&
o.Key.Minute == tmpValue.QuoteDate.Minute &&
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Originator: Morwenn
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I've just wrote this class for an image slider(? It cross fades rather than sliding, so a class rename may be beneficial). It's my first proper attempt at javascript OOP. Can anyone see any real issues with this?
// Wrapper is the container element, in this case $('#sliderWrap').
// images is an...
you should always use Curly Braces around if statements and for loops. it's the safe thing to do, especially when you are dealing with Memory Management.
something small like this:
if(temp == NULL)
return NULL;
Can be one lined
if(temp == NULL) {return NULL;}
Returning in an if sta...
