Since your validators are stateless, I think you should initialize them in the static constructor of the object (called only once) and make your validation list static, this would save you the performance cost of creating validation instances everytime you create a Car instance.
private static List
I want to short these rows
var upgradethis = "u3";
if (nev == "u1"){
mM.u1.count.text=minionCounter[lvl];
}
if (nev == "u2"){
mM.u2.count.text=minionCounter[lvl];
}
How can I replace the "u1" and "u2" with value of "upgradethis"?
And use in here:
mM.upgradethis's value.count.text=mi...
Here's what I got:
[TestFixture]
public class CompositionRootTests {
[Test]
public void FormsShouldBeBoundToViewsThroughConventionBinding() {
GivenIHaveANewKernel();
WhenBindingFormsToViews();
// Then
kernel.Get<IMainView>().Should().BeOfType<MainForm>();...
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What I am working on has sets of window controls. Controls are constantly being either destoryed, or created.
This is what I have been doing:
void ChangeControl() {
// remove all controls, existing, or not
hwnd = GetDlgItem(hWnd, IDC_BTN_FOOA);
DestroyWindow(hwnd)...
Please explain the code of the fast transpose. If possible explain using TCC version of C++.
Performance
I see two major issues with the performance of this code.
GUI operations are expensive and slow. Remove these lines, they're doing nothing but slowing you down.
ActiveSheet.Range(currentCellToAdd).Activate
ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = ActiveCell.Row
You should avoid using activat...
This is the code for my first CS1 project, I hope to be posting my code here to track my progress of learning the language of C++. I shouldn't be too shabby, since I know C considerably well and have reviewed C++ code here before.
Write a program that allows the user to enter a time in secon...
I started anew and completely refactored the way I implemented Pokemon Type Evaluator.
Also, first use of a lambda expression (Case of using it, but still don't fully grasp how it's working). I'm wondering if this is a bit more complex than it needs to be, but otherwise I think these are some si...
Background
As this related question describes, there does not appear to be a canonical way to validate XML files against an XSD then subsequently transform them using an XSL template with file paths determined from a catalog resolver.
The XSL templates can be XSLT 1.0 or XSLT 2.0, the latter re...
I was issued the following coding challenge from a company to write an encoding and decoding function:
Encoding:
This function needs to accept a signed integer in the 14-bit range [-8192..+8191] and return a 4 character string. The encoding process is as follows:
Add 8192 to the raw value, so ...
I was wondering if anyone would mind looking over my
[JSFiddle][1] ( contains html / css / js )
and letting me know if this is best practice for the operation.
[1]:
//<!-- Services checkbox operations // i dont think this is the best way to do it but it works-->
$(function () {
$(".se...
var envelopeHeight = 100;
var fallRange = 8.5;
var fallMidpoint = 75;
var maxOnScreen = 6;
var frequency = 4500; //time between falls
var initialVelocity = 0.2;
var gravity = 0.6;
var friction = 0.97;
var dampening ...
You talk about omitting the wrapper, you really don't need to do much differently here,
I removed the Wrapper and the CSS that went along with it, and nothing changed in the JSFiddle
My Fiddle
It's not good to have a whole bunch of HTML that you don't need, it makes things weird.
The same go...
Conditional statement- which is more readable?
automationStatusIsSuccessful = (data) ->
data.Automation.Status isnt "FAILED" and data.Automation.Status isnt "COMPLETEDWITHERROR"
checkIteration = (data) ->
if iteration < Configuration.CHECK_ITERATIONS and automationStatusIsSuccessfu...
