I found a work around. That work around will satisfy me until the next time I need to create another inherited control... which may be before the end of the week.
@SirPython I read a quote related to that school of thought recently. "Don't ever become a pessimist... a pessimist is correct oftener than an optimist, but an optimist has more fun, and neither can stop the march of events."
@nhgrif I don't think this is what you are looking for, but you might be able to search in the area of VS that the answer is pointing to for the answer: stackoverflow.com/questions/12954821/…
I don't even know what weakly/strongly named assemblies are... how would I even check that?
I only started working in this project in late December, and I was doing very little. Then my boss quit a few weeks ago... so now I'm doing tons in this project.
I am trying to create a class that takes a screenshot of the screen, makes it blurry and saves it to NSUserDefaults.
- (UIImage*)blurImage
{
UIImage* newImage = [[UIImage screenshot] applyBlurWithRadius:20
blurType:BOXFILTER
...
I am catching this OleDbException which doesn't have much user friendly wording wanted to throw a new one but it's constructor is sealed and not public. read some solutions and people where recommending to throw my own @mjolka
@JeroenVannevel We write an entire ERP system. It's hundreds of thousands of lines of code. Maybe even 7 digits on the line count. We're contemplating upgrading but... yeah... this is a massive project...
User-end stuff doesn't have to make sense to the user. User-end stuff has to be very clear and distinct so that when the user reports it to your support, it's 100% clear what the exception was, where it happened, etc.
This sounds like it might be a better fit for codereview.stackexchange.com ... but then again you may not get much help keeping with this direction there as opposed to doing this with less shell and more python instead. — Etan Reisner1 min ago
What is the matlab way to create transformed scaling on the x axis?
I use this workaround to plot an 1/x scaled axis. The problem here is, that plot does not plot data, but 1 ./ data in fact. So that one has to adjust fits, and all graphic elements in the plot later.
data = linspace(3,10,8);
pl...
I ported the Star Trek 1971 game to Clojure to help me learn more about the language and functional programming in general. You can see the entire game on Github. The game plays (you can start it with lein run). Instructions are i game or you can see the first link to get more details on the hist...
looking for some help on how I can optimize adding multiple data attribute tags to elements, and really, any feedback at all.
Background
Client uses a analytics tool through a tag management application (Ensighten) that picks-up data attributes when links are clicked. I'm adding attributes when...
Importantly here, he can't tell us any actual differences (besides what the code looks like) between the two snippets because he's never compiled and run either snippet.
@Mehrad Although, some languages may introduce new concepts(such as OOP), and others may be a lower level, forcing users to have to learn lower-level concepts. For example, when I started using a language like C, I had to learn all about pointers, memory, and what strings actually were.
If you're doing an OOP language, you should take the time to really learn about pointers...
And different languages do memory differently. It's not necessarily important to understand manual memory management... but you do need to have a pretty in-depth understand of how your language of choice handles memory management.
@SirPython sure. what I said was a little bit over generelised. Starting Python had some quite new fundamental changes for me since I always did languages which compile as a whole rather than one line at a time (forgot the name for these type of languages)
@nhgrif how I remembered it (which may be TOTALLY wrong) is that interpreted languages such as Python run each line of code independently and at the point spot on. vs Compile types, as the name states compile the whole lot first and if it's a go, then they run.
@nhgrif haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahah... if swift is a follower of objective C I would say it should be Compiled type
> Traditionally, there was a gap between compiled programming languages, such as Objective-C and C++, and interpreted languages, such as Python and Ruby and PHP. With compiled languages, after you wrote your code, you had to wait for your compiler to turn it into executable software, but once it was built, this executable software ran extremely fast. Interpreted languages let you test your program nearly instantly, but in the end, it didn't run as quickly. Swift bridges this gap, giving you the best of both worlds. The new language makes it far easier to build and run something without sacr…
That actually sounds a lot like what VBA does @nhgrif. You can more or less freely modify the code as you're debugging, but it is actually compiled into binary as well.
I don't know about VBA, but with VB or C#, I have to compile a project before I can even create an inherited control... never mind see a custom control that I popped onto a form.
@nhgrif when you said "never mind see a custom control that I popped onto a form." I though you're mentioning something in the video that you did. my bad
@RubberDuck then why this guys is saying "Also the interpreted languages like python and even Java, C# have a number of advanced facilities like dynamic typing," ?!!
Also, Objective-C gets "compiled" into C which is then compiled into... assembly...
Objective-C is a compiled language.
I don't see how logic dictates being able to safely land on the ground just because you jumped. If I stand on a table and jump up, I can probably land safely on the table. If I stand on a table and jump up, and the table is suddenly removed (my jump is suddenly several feet higher... the ground is suddenly several more feet away than normal), logic doesn't dictate that I'd be able to land on the ground just as safely as I'd be able to land on the table had the table been there all along. Physics tells us that after the peak of your jump, all you're doing is falling. — nhgrif54 mins ago
I've created the function below to get the SHA-1 of the repository used by my CI server. The hash is then used to update the pass/fail status of the commit on github.
I'm a python amateur. What stands out below?
def get_sha():
root = os.environ["PWD"]
repodir = os.listdir(root)[0]
#...
Ultimately, it looks like your code has gone a long way toward being very convenient in the one spot you want to save a blurred screenshot to NSUserDefaults... but a long way toward being highly specific and not at all reusable.
For starters, we don't need a class for this at all. Classes sho...
The best thing we ever did on our project was make use of queries containing % instant cause for failing a code review :-) That code gets sent back to be turned into a parameterised query. — paxdiablo1 min ago
Im having trouble with the code running. I am pretty new to this since you can tell that its a simple problem and this is for my intro class. I must use the switch statement to calculate the bill for the amount of pizza's ordered. I do believe the the code is right up until the bottom outside of ...
Im having trouble with the code running. I am pretty new to this since you can tell that its a simple problem and this is for my intro class. I must use the switch statement to calculate the bill for the amount of pizza's ordered. I do believe the the code is right up until the bottom outside of ...
I am trying to create a Hearthstone tracker, i'm not experienced in Tkinter and i'm facing some difficulties. I want my Comboboxes' selected value to match with an icon on selection. I know there is something wrong the way i created the comboboxes, i cant understand how to configure specific comb...
Now I just gotta write better things. I've made a webapp I wanted to have a CR on, but it's got too many flaws and since I know of them I don't want people to CR them :/ I'm gonna have to remake it before I do anything more >_>
While working on solving one of CodeEval challenges, I came up with the following solution for rotating an NxN matrix 90 degrees clockwise. It looks elegant to me but can someone explain how its performance compares to the more common solutions mentioned here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4...
I have a function "CALLER" which gets some variables from the application and then passes to a recursive function "CALLED". Some of these these variables are same for all the recursive calls to "CALLED" function.
I think passing institution and user again and again is just a waste of memory.
Sinc...
My code so far, i want to import images depending on combobox and selection. I need reference to self.box. e.g. self.box1, self.box2 etc or append them somewhere somehow from loop if possible
from Tkinter import *
import ttk
class Application(Frame):
def __init__(self, master):
Fra...
I have recently began removing optimization from questions passively, as we may consider putting an end to it. Even 200 agrees and has created one replacement tag so far.
Here is some code I have written as a connect four negamax evaluation function. The state of the board is stored inside a class state. state.get() is \$O(1)\$, state.getBoard() is \$O(1)\$, and state.getWinnerColor() and state.getDraw() are also constant (although they have a higher constant coef...
@Jamal I checked some of the question having this tag and it is mostly hard to figure out which sub tag to use. Mostly the tag is used like can-this-be-beautified
I am trying to create a class that takes a screenshot of the screen, makes it blurry and saves it to NSUserDefaults.
- (UIImage*)blurImage
{
UIImage* newImage = [[UIImage screenshot] applyBlurWithRadius:20
blurType:BOXFILTER
...
looking for some help on how I can optimize adding multiple data attribute tags to elements, and really, any feedback at all.
Background
Client uses a analytics tool through a tag management application (Ensighten) that picks-up data attributes when links are clicked. I'm adding attributes when...
I've created the function below to get the SHA-1 of the repository used by my CI server. The hash is then used to update the pass/fail status of the commit on github.
I'm a python amateur. What stands out below?
def get_sha():
root = os.environ["PWD"]
repodir = os.listdir(root)[0]
#...
Ultimately, it looks like your code has gone a long way toward being very convenient in the one spot you want to save a blurred screenshot to NSUserDefaults... but a long way toward being highly specific and not at all reusable.
For starters, we don't need a class for this at all. Classes sho...
You can write
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}
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