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works for me

Wrong place buddy. If code works, please refer to Code Review. — findwindow 48 secs ago

Mat's Mug

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Hosch250

Works for me on FF.

Q: converting decimal to roman MATLAB

Inspired, were we? — Quill 22 secs ago

Captain Obvious

10:11 PM

Q: Deleting linked list

Will all of the contents of the list be correctly removed from memory if the first element's destructor is called? Let's say the first element is in std::vector and std::vector.clear() was called. struct MyList { ~MyList() { if (next != nullptr) delete next; } int...

So I am trying to write a MATLAB program that converts decimals into roman numerals. I understand that roman numerals don't necessarily have a decimal system which made me question whether or not the code below is correct. Thank you. function ans = dec2rom(z) d = [ 1000, 900, 500, 400, 100, 90, ...

comparative-review matlab

Q: An alternative vector

Based on this question (as a starting point) and a couple of other questions about re-writting vector in C++ I am planning to write another blog article to show the best way to do it. Before I start the blog article just wanted feedback to make sure I am not doing anything stupid. #include <new>...

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Q: Python Telnet Login/Deliver Commands/Log and Write to file:

I have made some code that will login to a device and send all your additional commands. I logs the commands and the returned information to a file on the local system. Hope somebody can tell me if the code is a little effective or how I can optimize it. I also have a question about the Sleep I...

python python-3.x

@CaptainObvious Little iffy about that one...

We're not here to test your code for you. Either it works, or it doesn't. Which is it? — Quill 5 secs ago

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10:28 PM

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--    /  \
--    \/) )
--      | |
--      | |
--      | |
--    __) (_ _
--    \____/(_)    Preprocessing (puffy 1)

WTF

wtf is that

It's an ASCII "puffy 1"

In code comments....... "Documentation"

oh, it's the number 1.

Goes from puffy 0 to puffy 6... then this...

		   /* ______    __    __  .___________..______    __    __  .___________.
			 /  __  \  |  |  |  | |           ||   _  \  |  |  |  | |           |
			|  |  |  | |  |  |  | `---|  |----`|  |_)  | |  |  |  | `---|  |----`
			|  |  |  | |  |  |  |     |  |     |   ___/  |  |  |  |     |  |
			|  `--'  | |  `--'  |     |  |     |  |      |  `--'  |     |  |
			 \______/   \______/      |__|     | _|       \______/      |__|
			*/

Jeroen Vannevel

Hate to break it to you

But that's not a puffy 1

That's a wonky D

Johan Larsson

10:32 PM

there was a guy who used his github commit history to draw something similar

Stack Overflow answers with no code. I feel powerful

Mat's Mug

10:48 PM

woot, my change tracker works!!

TTQW

stack overflow is no debugging or code review service. See How to Ask — Olaf just now

Where/ How can I place for code review? — Chito 10 secs ago

code review — findwindow 50 secs ago

You may post this question on the Code Review website (for reference: Which computer science / programming Stack Exchange do I post in?). — A.L 29 secs ago

@Phrancis should I flag this? looks a little NSFW.... ;)

11:04 PM

This may be on-topic for Code Review, as long as it A works, B isn't hypothetical or incomplete in any way. Please read the on-topic guide before posting. — Quill 49 secs ago

This may be on-topic for Code Review as long as A, it works, B it's not hypothetical or incomplete in any way — Quill 21 secs ago

welcome to the fun phase of sw development. did u try using a debugger? — pm100 12 mins ago

@Phrancis, give me an intermediate query in the Adventure works database or the Northwinds database, so I can figure it out in Linq

ummm just a sec

then I am going to read through the tutorialspoint.com tutorial on AngularJS and the MVC Architecture and stuff. I think I am getting the gist of it so far.

select
    emp.BusinessEntityId as EmployeeId,
    prs.FirstName,
    prs.LastName,
    emp.BirthDate,
    emp.JobTitle,
    dpt.Name as Department
from HumanResources.Employee as emp
join Person.Person as prs on emp.BusinessEntityID = prs.BusinessEntityID
join HumanResources.EmployeeDepartmentHistory as dptHst on emp.BusinessEntityID = dptHst.BusinessEntityID
join HumanResources.Department as dpt on dptHst.DepartmentID = dpt.DepartmentID

@Malachi Should look like that^^

11:17 PM

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@Phrancis now I will see if I can figure out how to do that with Linq....lol sounds like fun to me

You could also try something simpler (and possibly more useful)

select [s] = s.name, [t] = t.name, [c] = c.name
from sys.schemas s join sys.tables t on s.schema_id = t.schema_id
join sys.columns c on c.object_id = t.object_id
order by [s], [t], [c]

(badly written, I know)

But yeah the other one is more fun. I don't know much about Linq so I'll be curious what you come up with

it's all good, we will see what I can come up with. I don't know much about Linq either...lol

Thank you for the replies! @Quill I will check out that reference provided and post in the correct forum next time! — mmarquez 37 secs ago