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I am only going to answer a couple of Questions, there are several Mods already and I believe that one Mod will not be required to do everything all the time, meaning that I should specialize in a couple of mod aspects to compliment the rest of the mods creating a good team atmosphere.
I do rea...
I am writing some code in Ruby on Rails to Create an object.
Basically I am passing a hash to the create Method.
I could follow below 2 syntax:
MyModel.create( :field1 => value1, :field2 => value2 )
Or
MyModel.create( field1: value1, field2: value )
Basically since this is related to crea...32
I am just wondering... Object relational Mapping is a good technique for mapping table into objects but the solution surely wont be neat if you have more than i.e. 15 fields in a Table.
What would be the alternative ??. Assume that i have a table with 30+ Fields. Would adapting ORM pattern to s...
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Currently it is
class Type
enum Category (Char, Int, Real, Array, Record, Enum, Pointer)
String name;
Range(left, right) // used in case of array
Operation getLeft();
Operation getRight();
getIndexType()
getElementType() // applies to array and pointer
Map<String, Type> field...
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I'm trying to get data from some SOAP resources (mentioned above). And these are my codes...
Implemented observers in C++11 in a generic and statically accessible way. Though an instance is created, it's used only for cleanup and lifetime management.
template<typename... Args>
class Observers
{
private:
unordered_map<int, vector<function<void(Args...)>>> observers;
static Observers
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Looks like Code Review wants a blog.
There's people that are willing to contribute.
And we have a plan for the first 7 posts.
There's something special about the first post on a [hypothetical] shiny new blog. We only make a first impression once.
Sharpen up!
Let's put the...
in The Nineteenth Byte, 1 min ago, by durron597
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This is an example of my filesystem:
/code/
internal/
dev/
main/
public/
dev/
main/
release/
tools/
/code/internal/dev/, /code/public/dev/ and /code/tools/ contain subdirectories for multiple projects. I work almost exclusively in the dev branches of /code/internal/ and /code/public/, a...
This little piece of code can be changed to include using statements so that no matter what this stuff is disposed of and doesn't leave connections open or leak memory
StorageContainer container = device.EndOpenContainer(r);
if (container.FileExists(filename))
container.DeleteFil...0
