@Unor this is the reviewed code based on your feedback. There is one for the home page and one for the product pages:
What do you think?
Home page code:
<div itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/TravelAgency">
<span itemprop="name">NAME OF TRAVEL AGENCY</span>
<link itemprop="url" href="HOME ...
I came across this blog post by Adam Drake from around a year ago which is now making the rounds again.
I made some improvements to his code, but wish to see if there are additional tweaks that could be made to make it run even faster.
The task is to extract chess game results from PGN files. ...
I want to use the variables that have been declared in a config.php file in a class for testing. I am not sure if this is the right way like I have done it.
I have a configuration file, config.php:
class Config {
public $hosts = array(
'a' => '192.168.1.10'
'b' => '192.168....
How do I consider a previous answer in SA as new my neighbor for creating a next answer?
Please help
Thank You
Could someone please review the code and let me know if code is good and if it has some design issues.
Any tips on improving the design, and making the code cleaner, change variable names?
Used dictionary at this URL-
http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/course/15-121/dictionary.txt
package test1;
imp...
In our application the views and the viewmodels are created in parallel to increase the performance and when the viewmodel is created it is attached to the datacontext.
While there is no datacontext the view shows an indefinite progressbar. To hide it we use the following code:
<!-- Loading...
My question is mostly directed towards the principles of object-oriented programming.
I have an android application and one of the activities has a ListView.
In this ListView, I am displaying a list of players and their leagues. Therefore I have constructed the ListViewModel to be either a lea...
I have the code from a method using Java 6, and the checkstyle complains about the Cyclomatic Complexity being too high (13 instead of the max 10), how can i reduce this? Thanks.
if (typeOfTable.equals("STRING1")) {
for (String type1Table : tableType1List) {
if (fileName.con...
I want to check if foo is not 0 neither nil.
What come to my mind are these two expression.
foo != 0 && foo != nil
!([0, nil].include?(foo))
First one is easier to read, but it's not DRY. Second one is DRY, but it looks bit complicated.
Is there better way to write this expression?
Part 2 of this question. I've rewritten most parts of the code, for the better I hope. The code now has some more logic and less readability.
Functions included in the calculator:
Addition
User input 2+2 Program output 4
Subtraction
User input 2-2 Program output 0
Multiplication
User input 2...
In season 3 we do find that the machine gives out some (irrelevant) numbers from places other than New York City such as the geeky kid in the plane when Reese was heading of to Italy.
#include<stdio.h>
int main(){
char a[10];
FILE* fd = fopen("output","w");
while (1){
scanf("%s",a);
fprintf (fd, "%s",a);
}
}
I thought the file will be updated for every stdin line, but the file is blank all the time.
I have these two algorithms in Pseudo Code. I have done them in Java code as well but I am wondering if they are 100% correct or I have missed something.
Algorithm 4.1. PrefixAverages1(X)
Input: X, a 1-D numerical array of size n
1) Let A = an empty 1-D numerical array of size n
2) F...
I have a CSS based drop-down menu in your navigation and a flash element near it the menus may get “hidden” behind the flash object.
http://zrealizujkupon.pl/
Here is how it looks at the beginning:
And after I can add random counts of line edits:
Or delete them:
The main purpose is the possibility to add or delete QlineEdits which stores user names and each QlineEdit adds a username to the vector in the right order (index) like this:
users =>...
I implemented merge sort with C++ and would like to get some feedback.
#include <iterator>
#include <vector>
template<typename It>
std::vector<typename It::value_type> merge(const It begin, const It mid, const It end)
{
std::vector<typename It::value_type> v;
It it_l{ begin }, it_r{ mid...
I've made an attempt at a recursive Red-Black tree in Java. I realise that some of my code could be condensed but I tried to favour readability with this code as Red-Black trees can be somewhat confusing.
The tree is implemented as per the method in Lafore (Data Structures and Algorithms in Java)...
I tried to create implementation of tree for comments. I want use it in Django to store comments. Please tell me how to implement it much simpler, without recursion, to find child nodes.
class commentTree(object):
def __init__(self, id, data, parentId = 0, childrens = None):
"Represents one ...I'm writing my own HTTP client, kinda like cURL. (I already know I'm reinventing the wheel, this is more or less getting an inside look of HTTP 1.x before 2 becomes a thing.)
So far pages download perfectly fine using OS provided socket libs. (Linux/Mac)
So what the problem/question is, how can ...
I am trying to read $error in the index file which I use to log in with but it just says null so I thought after some time that I needed to use the constructor which works but I was wondering if this is correct or did I do something wrong, or there is another way to do this?
?php
namespace mypr...
(Note: This is a cross post from Joel on Software).
Stack Exchange Raises $40m
Today Stack Exchange is pleased to announce that we have raised $40 million, mostly from Andreessen Horowitz.
Everybody wants to know what we’re going to do with all that money. First of all, of course we’re going to gold-plate the Aeron chairs in the office. Then we’re going to upgrade the game room, and we’re already sending lox platters to our highest-rep users.
But I’ll get into that in a minute. First, let me catch everyone up on what’s happening at Stack Exchange. …
Suppose there is a huge bitmap, huge_bitmap, in the drawable-nodpi folder. I want to create a custom view with huge_bitmap as its background:
public class CustomView extends View {
private Bitmap mBackground;
public CustomView(Context context) {
super(context);
}
publi...
As stated in the Help Center, one of the criteria for a question to be on topic is:
Is it actual code from a project rather than pseudo-code or example code?
What is the rationale for that rule?
