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One UI control that has always been mysteriously missing from Xcode's interface builder is some sort of checkbox. UISwitch is available, but this isn't always quite the feel you might want. It's particularly mysterious that any sort of check box is missing given that there are check boxes used ...
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Today is the first time I've used Linq, so I wanted to get a code review on this and make sure I'm going about it correctly.
I'm filling text boxes and dropdown lists from a table row.
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
using (DBContext da = new DBContex...
Performing string substitutions using multiple passes is almost always a bad idea, not only for performance, but for correctness. In this case, there is indeed a bug: unescape('//PLUS/PLUS') should produce '/PLUS+', but instead produces '/++'.
Therefore, you have to parse the input string in on...
A group of programmers and designers are making a Trading Card Game (TCG). I work mostly on creative material. The Java game client is using JavaFX for GUI and we are looking to use primarily vector-based images, as the art for the TCG will be mostly comic book style.
We are looking to select a...
Motivation: for whatever reason, some of the available 3rd party logging libraries don't really deal with programs that get fork'ed/exectuted well. For instance, boost::log creates some static state that can cause deadlocks if the program using it gets forked.
This class attempts to be a simpl...0
I often get review from my teacher that I don't take advantage of Python capabilities, I would like to know if my implementation of Quicksort is good enough and how could I improve it, aside from doing it in-place
def quickSort(l):
if len(l) > 1:
l,iPiv = partition(l)
return ...
I'd like to alter the following code to run the timer backwards? Any tips you can provide are much appreciated!
Here's the JFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/x5Lx6o9d/41/
Warning, I'm new to OpenGl and not very versed in C++, so this might be painful to look at!
I wanted to try using CRTP (also new for me) to try making the loading of shared resources implicit. (Specifically I'm using it for loading OpenGl shader programs)
This will also help separate some of t...
For our Cardshifter Project we wanted to be able to load card definitions from file.
A card is defined as:
Having an unique id.
Having a set of resources, which are integers identified by a string.
Having a set of attributes, which are strings identified by a string.
In the implementation ev...0
I have something like:
for (int i = 0; i < rows; ++i) {
for (int j = 0; j < cols; ++j) {
if (amts[i][j] != 0) {
base[b_num].val = prices[i][j];
base[b_num].row = i;
base[b_num].col = j;
b_num++;
}
else {...
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I'm trying to show a table, for each ID, to see if there is data available. In this case, it's measurements. If there's no data, that means the logger isn't doing its job properly.
I currently have two tables: data and times. data contains id, datetime, sensor_id, and value. times contains id an...
I've been reading up on different design patterns, mainly MVP and different adaptions of this design pattern / architecture.
Now, I've decided to have a little play with my own ideas, the main outcome seperating the user view, from the actual modelling which does all the data changes.
The examp...
I just wanted to replace fifth space into the new line. So I coded like below and as everyone knows, It works.
Given input: "Hi this is empty string. This should be in new line!" Expected output: "Hi this is empty string. This should be in new line!"
I was getting the expected output with the c...0
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My code in my main background async task is a mess. Everything is everywhere. I'm afraid of moving things around without something breaking but I definitely think it needs work.
What I can do to make it more condensed, cleaner and refactored?
Here's the bulk of what I want to have judged as c...
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I have had this argument for a while, because I have noticed some people prefer "readable" code over properly structured one. So in the example I am showing, basically I have this Mapper class in which different Mappable instances are injected and the Mapper uses the instances to know how to map ...
import numpy as np
from scipy.interpolate import griddata
from PIL import Image
X, Y and Z are 2d numpy array of longitudes, latitudes, and altitude each of 5000 by 5000 size. The X and Y are not in regualar interval. So I gridded the data as follows to produce a regular raster map.
x = X.rave...
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The pattern in @Jeff Wurz's comment (^\'[^\r\n]+$|''[^\r\n]+$) doesn't even match any of your test samples, and the linked question is useless, the regex in there will only match that specific comment in the OP's question, not "the VBA comment syntax".
The regex you have come up with works even ...
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