The 2nd Monitor

Boy is there a lot to talk about here. First things first, if Option Explicit is not at the top of every code module, go to tools --> Options --> Require Variable declaration. This will automatically insert it from now on (I honestly have no idea why it was optional in the first place). Now, ...

Dan Pantry

Hm

I'm trying to style a CSS nav bar that is scrollable on smaller screens

But it appears only a few platforms offer styleable scrollbars because it's not part of the w3c standard :(

Maybe it would just be better to have a dropdown instead

@Zak RE Option Explicit - it's probably there for the same reason we have to use 'use strict' in JavaScript - backwards compatibility issuies

'use strict' works fine until it doesn't because a script relies on the legacy behaviour, so you can't have it switched on all the time in the browser, you have to opt-in

BTW @Quill-HATMANIAC did you ping me last night? I can't remember

Jeroen Vannevel

Hey @DanPantry you handsome fella

sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I have a question

Dan Pantry

Why are you only ever nice to me when you want something :( I feel like a cheap whore.

But go on?

Jeroen Vannevel

I'm always nice

skiwi

11:12 AM

MOnking

Zak

You have to go back 15 vba questions to find one I haven't been involved in now :)

Jeroen Vannevel

Is there any reason why in the following piece of code, the first two and the last log statements can be reached but not this inside the sendMail callback?

function handleEmailInternal(transporter, mailOptions, callback) {
	logger.info('Attempting to send email with config ' + JSON.stringify(mailOptions));

	logger.info(JSON.stringify(transporter));
	transporter.sendMail(mailOptions, function (err, info) {
		logger.info('test');
		if (err) {
			logger.error(err);
			callback(err, null);
			return;
		}
		logger.info('Email succesfully sent. ' + info.response);
		callback(null, info.response);
		return;
	});

	logger.info('wat');
}

Dan Pantry

is your callback actually being called?

Zak

Also, 5 upvotes to edit privs :)

Jeroen Vannevel

no, I mean the sendMail function

It never displays test, for example

Dan Pantry

11:13 AM

>
is your callback actually being called?

Jeroen Vannevel

This is my logging output:

Dan Pantry

I understand what you are asking.

wups

lol

passwords

11:14 AM

nailed it..

Is the callback you pass to sendMail actually being called?

Jeroen Vannevel

Well.. it has no logging output.. so I would assume not

but I don't see what I would be doing wrong

Dan Pantry

There's your problem

Well, neither do I, as that sendMail call is not my library

If the callback isn't being called that's something you're going to have to investigate..

Jeroen Vannevel

Dangerously close to captain obvious territory

Quill - HAT MANIAC

@DanPantry yes I did, @ismaelmiguel helped me out

Dan Pantry

@JeroenVannevel Sorry but it is a Cpt Obvious thing :P

Jeroen Vannevel

11:15 AM

What I meant to ask was -- if the sendmail callback isn't called, does that mean something went wrong in that function itself or is there another reason a callback wouldn't be called?

Mostly to confirm that I'll be looking in the right place instead of going on a venture which might have an easy different explanation

Dan Pantry

If you got to the last log statement then no there's nothing wrong with the function and it's something wrong with sendMail invoking the callback.

Jeroen Vannevel

aight tight

Dan Pantry

I'm sure I've explained this before :s

Quill - HAT MANIAC

is this node or browser

Dan Pantry

@Quill-HATMANIAC it's irrelevant, the behaviour is the same

Jeroen Vannevel

11:17 AM

not to me, I never need a double explanation

Dan Pantry

Javascript, like nearly every other language, has run-to-completion

Jeroen Vannevel

Maybe something is wrong with the email config I pass along

Dan Pantry

It will execute every statement in the order the function is defined

If there's an issue it will stop exactly where the issue is and bail

Quill - HAT MANIAC

@DanPantry well one I know you can easily debug

Dan Pantry

When you have callbacks, the callbacks aren't invoked immediately, they are invoked at X point in the future (or maybe not at all)

So if a callback isn't invoked, but statements after the callback is passed are, then there's no issue with the function, it's just an issue with the thing that's meant to be calling the callback

@Quill-HATMANIAC you can debug node as well using node debug script.js

Quill - HAT MANIAC

11:19 AM

@DanPantry i dont do node i wouldnt know that but now i do

Dan Pantry

@Quill-HATMANIAC Node runs on the V8 engine. broadly speaking, if webkit can do it, so can node

Jeroen Vannevel

or mocha script.js --debug-brk

PS, check this really sexy javascript functionality:

const response = {
	type: 'EMAIL',
	config: mailOptions,
	action: function (subCallback) { return handleEmailInternal(transporter, mailOptions, subCallback); }
}

Dan Pantry

That's as sexy as the word "moist"

skiwi

@DanPantry Now I imagine a bearded dude saying that...

Jeroen Vannevel

Passing an anonymous function with local parameters so I can call it with those local values from an external location at a later point in time

Duga

11:21 AM

You want code review? >> codereview.stackexchange.com — Tom 41 secs ago

Jeroen Vannevel

that is sexy

Dan Pantry

Sounds like a surefire way to get headaches

Jeroen Vannevel

For once I'm positive about this language and again the man isn't satisfied

what must I do

Dan Pantry

Here is something that is sexy

skiwi

Lol, why is it national news here everyday if a day is in the top-5 of hottest (or coldest on rare occasions) days of the year ever in history :|

Jeroen Vannevel

11:23 AM

you and your sassy company

Dan Pantry

> Why is Climate Change news?

@JeroenVannevel More like the fact I am requiring a .sass file and using the css classes as a javascript object ;-)

skiwi

@DanPantry The news postings aren't much related to the climate change, it's more like "Look! We have a new record yet again!"

SuperBiasedMan

Greetings, may the monk be with you.

Quill - HAT MANIAC

@skiwi we had golfball size hail the other day

Jeroen Vannevel

Don't be so hard on the Dutch. They can't even get through the EC qualifiers, a record in anything is very important to them.

skiwi

11:25 AM

@Quill-HATMANIAC Sydney, Australia?

Quill - HAT MANIAC

yeah

not necessarily we, I don't live there

I just live in the same country

skiwi

@JeroenVannevel Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurn At least we have a parliament most of the year

Jeroen Vannevel

Belgians don't need a government to babysit them

2

Duga

No i dont want a code review. Im looking for the right clean way to do it, and i just posted what i have tried so far. — Emil Kaminski 42 secs ago

Dan Pantry

@JeroenVannevel who needs a government when you can be incapacitated by chocolate 8)

Jeroen Vannevel

11:28 AM

Alright, I have two days to get some features working before I go back to Belgium

Time to focus

Quill - HAT MANIAC

oh well at least half of your country isn't desert

skiwi

@DanPantry Help, I'm confused

2

A: Simon Says: is this too complex?

First off, your code looks very pretty and clean and was an ease to read. JavaScript Get all the document elements! No. You are often calling the method document.getElementById. You should try to minimize these calls as much as you possibly can. Just imagine how slow this function must be, ...

> You are often calling the method document.getElementById. You should try to minimize these calls as much as you possibly can. Just imagine how slow this function must be, having to traverse the entire DOM for a single element.

Quill - HAT MANIAC

lol

skiwi

I'm pretty sure you said yesterday that document.getElementById was a good thing? ;)

Quill - HAT MANIAC

@skiwi well is anything good

Zak

11:29 AM

@Quill-HATMANIAC As low as half? I'm amazed :)

Quill - HAT MANIAC

things are just better than other things

@Zak more like two thirds

Dan Pantry

@skiwi It is a good thing.

Doesn't mean you should use it when you don't need to

4 function calls > 1 function call

Regardless of what function it is

Duga

And you want that someone looks over it and suggests better solutions. This is one of the goals of "Code Review". — Tom 17 secs ago

Dan Pantry

document.getElementById("newGame") is cached by both firefox and chrome but IIRC there's no spec requirement to do so.

You should still assign it to a variable, like the result of any other function that you use more than once.

Array access is fast, but you don't see yourself using arr[i] several times in a for loop. You do var foo = arr[i] and then use foo

DRY etc

skiwi

Alright, but it does traverse the full DOM? So it's good for "static" lookups, but not (so good) for elements you create dynamically?

Dan Pantry

11:32 AM

document.getElementById could traverse the whole DOM.

But then again you need to do that to get any DOM element.

Realistically speaking, seeing as elements with IDs are unique it's likely the browser does some optimisations based on element IDs so it's in a hash table or similar.

Quill - HAT MANIAC

the red circle is deserty

Dan Pantry

But DOM access is slow, that's a known factor in JavaScript, you should avoid it as much as possible

I think my version is more realistic.

Quill - HAT MANIAC

what's up with the line

actually there's box jellyfish on the east side too

Dan Pantry

the part south of that line is the habitable area

skiwi

Are you trying to define a notion of "safe" in Australia?

Quill - HAT MANIAC

11:36 AM

@DanPantry except victoria is bad (isn't that right @mjolka :P)

Dan Pantry

@Quill-HATMANIAC I put the label in the sea for a reason :p

Jeroen Vannevel

@DanPantry fixed it

I called done() in my test but I never defined it as a parameter

:D

Quill - HAT MANIAC

literally midnight last night and it was so hot I was sweating

Dan Pantry

@JeroenVannevel this is why I use promises

@Quill-HATMANIAC it was midnight last night? fascinating

2

does midnight occur often in australia?

8)

Jeroen Vannevel

I would make a horrible lover to JS

I break promises and don't call back

5

Quill - HAT MANIAC

11:37 AM

do people consider you funny, or do they just sigh and walk away

2

Dan Pantry

I think I'm funny

Jeroen Vannevel

That better be meant for @DanPantry

Quill - HAT MANIAC

well that makes one of us

Dan Pantry

:(

Quill - HAT MANIAC

@JeroenVannevel well I starred your message

Dan Pantry

11:38 AM

@Quill-HATMANIAC that cuts deep :-(

Quill - HAT MANIAC

@DanPantry it's okay bby, you've still got the hair thing going for you

Dan Pantry

you can tell I'm sad because i actually gave the emoticon a nose

SuperBiasedMan

The stars reveal deep truths.

3

Dan Pantry

My humour walks into a bar.

There is no counter.

Zak

VBA just hit 250 questions. yay!

Dan Pantry

11:40 AM

@Zak This accomplishment would be more impressive if the answers could be more varied than "Use C# instead"

3

:^)

~~yes I know VBA != VB~~

Mast

@Quill-HATMANIAC Often both.

Quill - HAT MANIAC

@Mast my goal is usually to piss people off with puns

Dan Pantry

how disappunting

2

Quill - HAT MANIAC

not good enough

Dan Pantry

the star disagrees. >8)

Quill - HAT MANIAC

11:46 AM

From my friend's skype status: A friend of mine tried to annoy me with bird puns, but I soon realised that toucan play at that game.

that's a good pun

Zak

To be fair, I'm present, so all stars implicitly carry less weight until I run out :)

4

Dan Pantry

@Quill-HATMANIAC I guess you could say your friend was... parroting the other friend

Mast

Dan Pantry

@Mast Oh, look, it's @Zak

Mast

@Zak You haven't run out yet?

Quill - HAT MANIAC

11:48 AM

My response, @DanPantry, was: I thought you might've been finally crowing out of that pun habit, but I guess that would be robin you of your fun...

Dan Pantry

@Zak uses so many stars he might just be the space personality core from portal 2

Quill - HAT MANIAC

@DanPantry LOL (goddamn that's a good game)

Mast

5

Zak

@Mast You would have heard if I had :)

Dan Pantry

@Quill-HATMANIAC There's a star. There's another one. Star. Star. Star. Star. Star.

Captain Obvious

11:52 AM

0

Q: I'm trying to convert a mp3 file into a wav file using JAVE

public String ConvertFileToWAVE(String inputPath) { String outputPath=null; try { int index = inputPath.lastIndexOf("."); String name = inputPath.substring(0,index+1); outputPath = name + "wav"; File f = new File(outputPath); try{ f.cre...

java

0

Q: TabLayout inside fragment fetch data from web

I am working in project that I use Tablayout inside fragment , I have three tabs where they fetch data from web service , this part of the app show questions , we have three categories one for recent , second for unanswered third for all question view. Here is my situation my web developer desi...

java performance android

Zak

@Mat'sMug @RubberDuck Now that I'm trying to avoid upvoting *too* many of your VBA posts, I've noticed *just* how many there are. I'm routinely finding questions with 2/3 answers where every post is one of you 2 :)

Also, turns out I'm responsible for half of all the new VBA questions for the past fortnight :)

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Building a heap

I tried building a max-heap following http://rosalind.info/problems/hea/ The goal of this problem is to build a heap from the given array. For this, go from the end to the beginning of a given array and let each element "bubble up". I understand there's a smarter algorithm to build a heap, ...

python algorithm data-structures heap

Duga

12:08 PM

It should but it doesn't. I use another way : codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/114221/… — Mr-Moqadam 44 secs ago

Phrancis

Monking

Duga

If your code is working and you're just looking to improve on it, you'd be better off posting this at: codereview.stackexchange.com — Sam 59 secs ago

RubberDuck

Lol @Zak yeah. We have a nice little niche. The sub community waxes & wanes.

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Create a Color Box Image GUI inside WEB

I have been working on a web application that produces an image out of colours, having multiple divs works, but the load time is slow and until the image loads its timetaking, I would like to make a table like image with lots of colors extracted from an image and display them inside a web page. I...

gui

SuperBiasedMan

12:26 PM

@CaptainObvious Wait... I'm rereading this slowly. Are they asking about doing this code in another language?

Zak

@SuperBiasedMan That's, an interesting review.

How can I do this better, in another language if necessary.

Too broad?

SuperBiasedMan

I'm not sure, it's not entirely clear what they're saying.

Zak

Just had to help a colleague find some "missing" spreadsheet data. They'd scrolled 2 columns right and failed to notice.

3

DJanssens

12:52 PM

This just popped up on my feed scontent-ams2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfa1/v/t1.0-9/… had to share it.

Captain Obvious

0

Q: relationships in class diagram

I am studying class diagrams and I have doubts on modeling aggregation, compositions etc. The picture below represents a simple application where the user inserts names on the database. I would like to know if it is correct, specially the following: When a class is instantiated inside a method o...

beginner oop

Zak

1:17 PM

Question, would a review of purely code comments be technically On-Topic?

Mast

@Zak Sometimes.

Heslacher

IMO no

Mast

Let me grab an example.

rolfl

OSI does not retweet - but, when they do, they retweet me;-) :

OpenSourceInitiative

@OpenSourceOrg, Palo Alto, CA

Global non-profit: promotes and protects open source software, development & communities through education and advocacy. Yes, we coined the term!

8.5k tweets, 9k followers, following 130 users

Mast

58

A: Derpifying Images

This script is a total of 99 lines. Of that, 49 lines are insulting, annoying, and ironic self-congratulating comments. In general, comments are good. They help any future maintainer (including yourself when it's been 6 months since the last time you looked at the script) to understand what ...

However, in more usual circumstances, it's all a bit finer lined.

Technically this is Code Review. Are comments code?

Zak

1:19 PM

I meant, a question consisting solely of code comments.

Mast

@Zak Huh? No. Most definitely not.

Zak

Thought as much.

Mast

Comments are useless without the code they're accompanying.

Zak

Sure. In this case, I'm starting a new project and just finished the top-level description. Figured I'd get some feedback on if I've structured it well. So, if anyone has some informal feedback:

Mast

@Zak I'm not sure what's standard for such applications, but as long as those statements are accurate they look quite good.

Looks like you're putting the documentation in the code, are you supposed to?

Zak

1:27 PM

@Mast Who knows? I *am* the IT department, and things will probably remain that way for some time to come.

The company has no policies on software development.

And if I suggested it, they'd just tell me to figure it out.

skiwi

@Zak Ask your manager

Oh wait, you are your manager?

Zak

@skiwi Pretty much. People give me things they want done/built. I figure out the rest.

That's the extent of their involvement in the Dev. Environment.

skiwi

So you're also responsiblef or some important stuff then I figure?

DJanssens

@Zak those inputs, how are they given to the function? Just wondering.

Zak

@DJanssens Right now, they're sitting on worksheets.

I'll put them in Arrays. From there, who knows.

@skiwi I guess. We're not at the point where if I left, they'd *have* to hire another developer to maintain my stuff, but we're not that far off either.

And since I'm the only IT person, I get involved in pretty much every part of the company (except the trading system, I give that a very wide berth.)

So from our bank accounts at one end, through to writing powerpoint presentations at the other.

skiwi

1:35 PM

That's quite a lot

Zak

Yep. On the plus side, nobody else has any idea how to program, so they've no idea just how badly written most of my stuff is :p

3

Duga

stackoverflow.com/questions/34335884/…

skiwi

@Zak Well, don't make too big mistakes though :P

I did this refactoring yesterday and am proud of it: github.com/skiwi2/OLog-Userscript/commit/…

Though I'm actually a bit hypocrite, first I write bad code to just get the job done, then I refactor it and feel proud, while I could've avoided it in the first place

Mast

@Zak I could get used to such an assignment, but it sounds a bit like a final destination.

Zak

@Mast It's really not. It's an established small company (so no startup), 10-12 employees, on the expansion path (right now, about 50%/year). I'm the first non-Director, non-Admin employee. So anything and everything technical comes my way.

I got the job on the basis of being a guy they knew (I did a few months' data entry before University), who was smart, adaptable, and cheap.

And now I'm frantically learning as fast as I can to try and keep up :)

skiwi

1:44 PM

@Mast I thought you were referring to the movie series for a second lol

Mast

@Zak That's not what I intended to say. It's more that it's a job requiring a skillset that doesn't map too well with more usual jobs.

Zak

@Mast Ah, right.

Sure, it doesn't fit well into a standard low-level corporate heirarchy.

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Quicksort for strings in Java

I have this implementation of Quicksort for strings. The algorithm sorts the requested range by first character, then by second, third, and so on. (Please, do not confuse this with radix sort; it is not.) The pseudocode might look like this: # Public API Sort(R): Sort(R, 0) Sort(R, len): ...

java strings sorting quick-sort

Mast

But it sounds like a great job.

Zak

But the ability (and encouragement, support and funding) to go through constant training, learning how to actually *be useful* to a company. And weaving my work into every part of it.

If the company keeps growing (and it's doing pretty consistently so far)

Mast

1:47 PM

2 more VTC on this

Zak

Within a couple years' it could be quite substantial (we're giving serious thought to splitting out our fund management into a fully-regulated Investment Fund)

Mast

Almost sounds like you got yourself job security for the next couple of years. Not bad.

Jeroen Vannevel

@DanPantry when I have a function that throws an error and returns a callback, where do I log that error?

Zak

@Mast Well, assuming my mental health works out.

But yeah, exciting :)

Phrancis

I keep getting "504 Gateway Timeout" errors on Coding Grounds, would someone else try and see if it works for them? Coding Grounds - pick any language, the 504 happens after trying to load the editor for me

Jeroen Vannevel

1:51 PM

yeah same

Zak

Ditto

Ismael Miguel

Nope, dead to me too

BTW, Greetings everybody

Mast

Dead.

Never heard about Coding Grounds before, any good?

Phrancis

@IsmaelMiguel Greetings

Zak

Only midday and I'm just 8 votes from rep-capping...

Phrancis

1:53 PM

@Mast It's pretty good especially when you want to try out a new language or write/test a quick script without having to install all the stuff on your PC

skiwi

@Mast Well, they seem to be having uptime issues :P

Zak

@Phrancis I'll have to bookmark it

Mast

@skiwi Except for that obvious issue ^^

Phrancis

It's a bit like ideone except their web interface is more responsive (and prettier and fewer ads)

Mast

Ads? Oh, right.

4

Vogel612

1:57 PM

Monking

Monking @Vogel612

Monking @Vogel612

Monking @Vogel612

@Mast Adblock FTW

Monking @Vogel612

You broke it @Zak

TopinFrassi

2:03 PM

Morning!

I arrive this morning, didn't type a single answer today, already +110. That's cool.

2

SuperBiasedMan

Monking!

Ismael Miguel

@TopinFrassi How did you do that?

Heslacher

Nice answer of a new user

2

A: Synchronous / asynchronous REST client

On every getAsyncData call you create new DataFetcherTask with private ExecutorService executorService = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(10); (why 10?) then create 3 threads and then abandon them all. (Note that it's better to shutdown threadpool manually than rely on ThreadPoolExecutor.finalize(...

TopinFrassi

@IsmaelMiguel With answers from yesterday that are popular today :p

Zak

@TopinFrassi I woke up to this this morning:

Ismael Miguel

2:07 PM

Sounds like the way to do it

Zak

It was a good feeling

SuperBiasedMan

@Zak Merry Hatmass

TopinFrassi

@Zak That's nice. :p It's fun not having to work today to get that rep. :p

skiwi

@SuperBiasedMan Hatmess

3

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Is my design is still a state design pattern, or some abomination?

I was trying to review state design pattern, and tried to create flexible implementation of it so it could reuse it in future. So I came out with this: public interface FsmState<S extends Enum<?>,INPUT> { Result<S> action(INPUT input); } an this public class Result<S extends Enum<

java design-patterns state

Duga

2:23 PM

You should consider posting this on codereview.stackexchange.com, rather than SO. — Brian Keller-Heikkila just now

TopinFrassi

STAR WARS HATS!

Duga

If you want this to be legit on Code Review, it should include the code that is currently left out! :) And maybe, just maybe, try to reduce the length of your text, that's kinda long — TopinFrassi 33 secs ago

SuperBiasedMan

With the addition of the star wars hat, more than half my hats come from doing basically nothing.

Zak, i skimmed the old chat and your job environment sounds so similar to mine. :P

skiwi

@SuperBiasedMan Are you sure you're not the same person?

SuperBiasedMan

@skiwi I had to check, but I don't think I work for a place that handles investments.

skiwi

2:32 PM

Okay, good ^^

Zak

@SuperBiasedMan Plus, pretty sure we live in separate countries.

skiwi

That question made about as much sense as the government worker today asking if I had passed my exam when requesting a drivers license...

SuperBiasedMan

@Zak To a lot of people Britain and Ireland are basically the same anyway

Zak

@SuperBiasedMan Yeah. 'tis true.

IIRC, it should go: (Great) Britain: England, Scotland, Wales. UK: Great Britain and Northern Ireland. British Isles: UK and Ireland.

Trust us to make it complicated ^^

SuperBiasedMan

Yeah. All I know is that the British Isles is the land mass, after that I'm lost on the political differentiations.

Mast

2:49 PM

And, of-course, there's the Commonwealth.

skiwi

There's Commonwealth in Fallout 4 too

Zak

If people want to help me get hatrick. I've done 20 or so Q/As in the last fortnight, and I only need 8 upvotes to rep-cap today...

Duga

I think this question is better suited for codereview.stackexchange.com. — Wesley Egbertsen 13 secs ago

Captain Obvious

0

Q: CakePHP static pages (without entity) but with dynamic content

I have a few pages that is not conected with entities (index page, terms of use page, email page). Detailed description: In CakePHP when you want to have a static page (such as index for example) you should use the PagesController (is not connected to any entity). However my static pages have dy...

cakephp

-1

Q: Android application for Quotes with pictures, suggestions?

I am building an Android application for Quotes and Sayings (with pictures). Here is what i already did: Categories like : Funny,Love,Inspiration,Wisdom, etc. I am aiming around 20-25 categories. Like, Share, Download, Set as wallpaper. Top 50, most liked. Every picture you like goes into your ...

java android mobile

0

Q: How to properly handle java instant ajax request/respond with angular?

I am trying to build a food search app. Technology I am using angular and spring. Currently I am using the yelp api, but its done in Java side. I think what I have achieved is really bad design, it works, but the data is not always get updated correctly. Here is what I've done: For java, I cr...

java javascript json angular.js spring

Heslacher

3:10 PM

@CaptainObvious no code

Mat's Mug

@CaptainObvious no clue

> You've earned "A New Hope" on Code Review

everybody has that hat, right?

Ethan Bierlein

Monking

Mat's Mug

monking!

Marc-Andre

@Mat'sMug ask, answer, or vote on December 18th

Mat's Mug

StackLand Dec.18, so today works

Marc-Andre

3:19 PM

So yeah anybody who vote answer or ask

Ethan Bierlein

🎄 He's making a database He's sorting it twice SELECT * from contacts WHERE behavior = 'nice' SQL Clause is coming to town 🎄

Tweeted by KarenMN on December 16, 2015 at 1:02 PM

5

Marc-Andre

@Mat'sMug Ahaha I'm now realizing we are not the 18th :P

Mat's Mug

@Marc-Andre aw, that sucks. that moment you realize it's not Friday... ;-)

Marc-Andre

Indeed! More so that I'll be in holiday starting tomorrow until the 5th of January

Mast

@EthanBierlein That's one of the better holiday jokes I've heard recently.

Ethan Bierlein

3:24 PM

Agreed

SuperBiasedMan

Today is not Friday but our Christmas party is tonight. I predict questionable productivity levels tomorrow.

Mat's Mug

Any thoughts on this (VBA folks)?

or not

Ethan Bierlein

lol

Aaaand DVLR

skiwi

3:43 PM

I'm sending data from an userscript to the server instance, data is in the form of "[1:30:10]", but I process it as {galaxy: 1, solarSystem: 30, position: 10}, any clue where I should do the conversion?

Ethan Bierlein

@skiwi Wrong chatroom?

skiwi

@EthanBierlein Nope, well, it's non-existing-code-yet-review

Mat's Mug

@skiwi is that a galaxy far, far away?

HATMAN

STAR WARS HAT IS COOL

Captain Obvious

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Q: Repeating a std::string n times

I recently posted an answer to this SO question as I did not think any of the current answers were satisfactory (most don't even answer the question!). I was wondering if anyone could offer any improvements on my solution to this problem? I'm most interested in performance here. Also note this al...

c++ performance strings

skiwi

3:45 PM

@Mat'sMug Possibly

Mast

@skiwi ArrayToJsonConverter

Duga

3:58 PM

I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this questions would be a better fit on: codereview.stackexchange.com — Jorge Campos 44 secs ago

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