CR > 3K: 33/80 = 41.25%, 2K: 47/120 = 39.17% PCG> 3K: 44/80 = 55.00%, 2K: 73/120 = 60.83%
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Fast Time conversion
I'm trying to write a very fast time to string and string to time function.
I noticed that on low cpu mobile devices this function has, even if minimal, impact on the performance of the overall canvas animation.
Milliseconds to Time string (HH:MM:SS.mss)
In this function ...
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Do you use a windows, Mac, or linux developing station?
Can you suggest some good code editing software that you like. I am using mostly vi on linux. I am not a web developer; I am a sys admin. So to me vi seemed like a good idea. I am thinking now that I am making my life harder than it should...
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Do you use a windows, Mac, or linux developing station?
Can you suggest some good code editing software that you like. I am using mostly vi on linux. I am not a web developer; I am a sys admin. So to me vi seemed like a good idea. I am thinking now that I am making my life harder than it should...
I like rolfl's approach, but I have one thing to add which would make it more compact:
Use a private constructor of the field for the save value.
The biggest benefits is that you don't need to remember to add new enum values to the HashMap. As long as you only use one constructor (which I highl...
Auto-star "lol" posts
Give Malachi a break that bot some personality, make it automatically star "lol"-only chat posts in The 2nd Monitor.
This way we can keep the meme alive, and spare our stars :)
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Here is an example of a PHP mail-generating script that is vulnerable to a CRLF-injection attack. In essence, the problematic code was:
$email=$_POST['email'];
$headers="From: {$email}\r\nReply-To: {$email}"; //create headers
mail('opps@example.com',$subject,$content,$headers); //mails it
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I'm currently facing a problem where I have to shift data in a multidimensional JS array in different directions but I think the first solution I whipped up is not as efficient as it could be (some fancy math I don't know of maybe?).
Let me explain the problem a bit better with some examples of ...
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If you are using Java 7 or later, a really concise string-to-enum translation method using a can be constructed using a switch statement:
public static ComponentState toEnum(String name) {
if (name == null) {
return null;
}
switch(name) {
// handle removed enum values
...
i've written a small webapp in javascript, and am now essentially rewriting it to use requirejs. i'm doing this partly to get more familiar with requirejs (which i have little experience with), as well as for ease of maintaining and upgrading the app.
i'm hoping to get feedback on whether the s...
I got the following ugly code:
template < class _Coeff,
unsigned _nVars,
typename _Expo=int,
template <class, class> class _Map = _Map >
class Polynomial
: boost::ring_operators< Polynomial<_Coeff,_nVars,_Expo,_Map>
, boost::addable < Polynomial<_Coeff,_nVa...0
I am a beginner in C++ and learning from textbook. I find it hard to jump into oops concepts as i have used C a lot. Here is a interview question i came across:
Problem Statement
Our marketing department has just negotiated a deal with several local merchants that will allow us to offer...
I found out that in Visual Studio 2012, it is possible to create project of SFML easily with a template. I am not experienced C# programmer. Hence I wanted to implement a physics component just for practice purpose.
PhysicsManager Class contains all the physical objects:
public sealed class Phy...
This suggested edit just came through: Project Euler #4 - Largest Palindrome Product
(Currently the edit is approved, but it can be reversed later, if needed)
The comment attached to the edit is:
Add spoiler for the output, because Euler project solutions should be kept secret
Now, that r...1
The common practice is to pass big objects by constant reference:
void f(const std::string& left, const std::string& right);
void f(const std::map<double, std::string>& map);
However:
void f(std::string left, std::string right);
void f(std::map<double, std::string> map);
is:
more readable...
