Although actually, maybe it is relevant... honestly, the fewer existing questions in a particular tag, the more important it is for any questions within that tag fit the form we expect for Code Review. The fewer questions there are in a tag, the more relevant any individual tag is an example of what's okay to ask.
Two sets of points your question is not compliant with, as far as I can tell:
> However, if your question is not about a particular piece of code and instead is a generally applicable question about… - How to add a feature to or solve a problem with your code
and
> To be on-topic the answer must be "yes" to all questions: To the best of my knowledge, does the code work as intended?
Total waste of time... tell the StackOverflow people to make migrations/flagging/close-voting more consistent, instead of trying to (re-)educate each user about the differences which tend to change. They aren't even consistent across the web and android UIs... The point is, this is question is someone asking for "code review" so it should be migrated. — Anony-Mousse13 secs ago
If you read both those that @rolfl just quoted from the help center and you still feel your question is on-topic, then consider this comment that @RubberDuck made
None exactly... I think the problem is it seems as if you're trying to fix something that's broken, but that's not really what's going on (I don't think.) Personally, I think this question falls under the "unclear what you're asking" category. Which is more general than that checklist. Maybe you should just just leave that very first snippet you posted and add a description of what the code does. Keep it simple and clear. Your question is very long and confused right now. — RubberDuck2 hours ago
Because if you've got experienced members of the site telling you that your question is off-topic and you disagree, then it seems that there's a disconnect between how you mean to present your question and how you've actually presented it.
In the end, he voted your question as off-topic. And if it was only you posted your answer, then it seems evidence to me that your question is probably unclear.
I didn't think your question was necessarily off-topic until I saw your answer.
And in this case, it's not the answer that makes it on or off topic. Instead, it's the answer that happened to be posted by the asker that clarified the question as being either off-topic because it's asking for code to be written, or unclear what you're asking.
But because the answerer and the asker were the same person, we can infer a lot about the asker's intent by reading their answer... the question which didn't necessarily make a whole lot of sense to me before reading your answer now made more sense to me.
It just clears up irrelevant stuff. Comments aren't meant to be permanent.
If I post a question asking for clarification of something confusing in your question, the *correct* course of action would be: 1) You edit your question to clarify the confusing bit. 2) I delete my now irrelevant comment.
OK, so here are my 2ct: I left some comments because I could not reproduce the problem (independent of whether the problem in on- or off-topic). Later I voted to close as off-topic because it seemed to be a question about non-working code. Perhaps the problem is whether a question about how to cope with what seems to be an OS bug is on- of off-topic?
... Later you posted a problem on SO and that seems fine to me. I could reproduce that one and came to the conclusion that it is the same problem that I had before. Therefore I closed the SO question as a duplicate. But there is no need that you deleted the SO question. – I am sorry if you are frustrated or if I did anything incorrectly.
How it's presented, I'm not even completely sure I understand exactly what the bug is... however... if I did run into this bug, you know where I'd go to find information about it? Not Code Review. Stack Overflow and Apple's documentation--that's where I'd go.
After resigning active state (going to the background), the mainWindow property of the main window in the app returns false.
Nevertheless, I need a to find that window even when my app is not active, so I came up with the following code, which works:
public let App = NSApplication.sharedApplica...
Also yes... you shouldn't delete questions which were closed as duplicates. Duplicates are actually good, even though it may not feel great that the question you asked was put on hold.
Well... I wouldn't 100% agree with that statement @rolfl. "I wrote this code to cover up bug x in extraordinarily popular library y. How can it be improved?" (Probably an okay question here... though we haven't seen anything in this form as far as I know.)
@milos: I would suggest that you undelete your SO question (I even upvoted the question before you deleted it). As you said, that is a strange problem (and might be a Swift bug) so another pointer to it would be helpful.
Is this an answer, or an extension of the question? — nhgrif2 days ago
Notice that @Martin R did not detect the problem in his test of my code (twice), nor recognise this to be the Apple's bug he described in his own question on SO. Excellent programmer that he is, this means this is a very subtle bug that is probably bugging the code of many developers without them realising it! I think it is worth highlighting it for that reason, in addition to that presenting a way of improving the specific code in my question. — milos4 hours ago
There's probably something that sets off some sort of warning flag.
If @rolfl just went through and viewed the email address of every Code Review user today, you don't think something would automatically be flagged even without anyone complaining?
Possibly, though I think the trigger is a message from the community....
@nhgrif Shortly after I became a mod, a mod from a different site had their diamond removed after a complaint from a user, doing something like that.
A scan like you describe should have prevented it.... and it didn't, so I presume there was no such scan then, but as a consequence, there may be one now.... who knows ;-)
I have written some code for alpha beta for chess programming and not sure completely if that is the correct way to do it. Can someone please tell me if I implemented the alpha_beta properly? Thx!!!!!
public class Minimax{
private boolean side;
public static int depth;
public Minima...
My recommendation might be to have a remote maven repository. It depends a bit about what pieces we are dealing with. What are the components that you need?
I am trying to get the maximum value out of this array :-
import java.util.*;
class TestClass {
public static void main(String args[] ) throws Exception {
Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
int N = scan.nextInt();
int totalLength = 0;
int maxSum = 0, max...
Also they need to use atlassian bamboo to do this as well, First when I asked can't you build each part seperately, they said then the bamboo configuration becomes complex, because they need to configure each repo and select what to build there
In the case 3: Data size <= 10000 is work, but when the size over 100000 it will stuck atwt1.write sList[0] so does wt2, wt3 and wt4. What's the problem in my code?
Data : 4 55 2625 561 95 1616 .... random integer below 10000.
First data is 4 for now.
def bubble_sort(list)
return list if ...
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@JaDogg 1. Avoid git submodules. 2. If the git repository cannot be used as a dependency out of the box, make the build process download it, build it, and install it. If the git repository uses maven or gradle or something then you can use mvn install. Or if you somehow can create a jar from it, you can use maven to install that jar as a dependency. Then your code can use it as a maven dependency.
Swift's approach is "We have namespaces", therefore Swift programmers will get out of the habit of "Our types don't need prefixes." but... there are just so many problems with Swift namespaces relative to any other language.
okay so i have this quastion ==> am told to Develop a public class Matrix
The class has a private instance variable HashMap >, which represents the collection of numbers from class Number.
I tried with this code but am having an error , and yeah I developed a Number class, the question is how t...
@Vogel612 If you download JDOM, go to eclipse, right-click the build.xml file, run as ant-build, choose the eclipse target, run it, refresh the project, you are all clean.
You can't use any sort of namespacing clarification to be certain that a particular line definitely references the module you're currently working in. You can only use it to specify that the particular thing you're using comes from a different module. This would be fine... except... nothing forces you to use the namespace of the type you're using.
Do you basically suggest handing out double pointers to the consumers? The loader could then change the pointer's target which should be an atomic operation. Different versions for two consumers are fine. However, the sound example made me think because I'd like the playing sound to stop on reload and start the new one (maybe resume at the same position). For this I might be better off with callbacks. Thanks for the code review! — danijarjust now
I have read few SO threads to implement remember_me functionality.
Steps I have followed:
User clicks on login button and if passes client side validation, it goes to php Login page.
First time
function storeCookie($row,$connection)
{
$user_id = $row['UserID'];
$token = uniq...
So... I have NamespaceA, and to use things (like class Foo) in NamespaceA, I don't need to qualify them. If I import NamespaceB in a file, I can use things, like class Bar in NamespaceB, also without the need to qualify them. The only time I need to qualify something's namespace is if I want to use NamespaceB's Foo class and NamespaceA has a Foo class already, so I have to do NamespaceB.Foo() to access the Foo class from NamespaceB, meanwhile simply Foo() or...
NamespaceA.Foo() will access NamespaceA's Foo class.
This is all fine and good... except remember, I'm using just Bar() to access NamespaceB's Bar in NamespaceA. Now in namespace A, I've defined a Bar type... suddently my reference to Bar throughout the entirety of NamespaceA is pointing to my new Bar class in NamespaceA instead of the Bar class in NamespaceB it originally pointed to
And Xcode will give no warning for just using Bar--it assumes I want the one from the current namespace.
Consider I have the following:
FrameworkA, which defines class Foo
FrameworkB, which also defines class Foo
A file in FrameworkA which imports FrameworkB
How can I get Xcode to generate either a warning or error on any line that makes references to Foo without using the namespace qualifier?
...
I am trying to create a local search heuristic to solve the TSP, and this process seems to be failing. I have generated a random Hamiltonian cycle and stored it in outgoing[] with outgoing[i] denoting the vertex which one of the edges originating at i points towards. distances[a][b] denotes the d...
I am a beginner and wants to know much from you as I know you do help the generation in excelling up.
what are uses of functions in c programming and explain the types of loops available.
I've been using a thread pool that I wrote using Windows threads for a while and I've decided to update it to use std::threads. I'm looking for some feedback on how this could be improved in terms of (in order of importance) reliability, usability, and performance.
Header
#pragma once
#include <
Due to having multiple files, source can be found at : https://github.com/maldoinc/utils/tree/master/src/maldoinc/utils/shopping
Basically it's a shopping cart. The initial version of this class was pulled from a production application. Since then it has changed with the interfaces and whatnot b...
I have written a sudoku app for ruby. This is my first attempt at coding in Ruby so there are sure to be lots of way to optimise it or make it more efficient.
To summarise the code it takes an input file of a Sudoku problem in the format comma separated row, column, value of the initial sudoku p...
I want to declarate a contructor in my child class but compiler says that Contructor for 'CurrencyAcc' must explicitly initialize the base class 'Account' which does not have a default constructor. I searched lots of question about this concept but I can't figure out my code how to fix it.
The c...
In my competition, I was to create a game that asked at least 5 easy questions, and up to ten hard questions, summing fifteen questions. Please review my code, especially how I formatted it with the class. ALL criticism is appreciated.
ALL SOURCE CODE:
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I would appreciate if you could give me some advice about the code below. I am a student learning PHP programming and programming fundamentals. I have learned a lot from Stack-overflow but there are lot of things I don't know. I would like a senior developer's opinion on improving my codes overal...
In my competition, I was to create a game that asked at least 5 easy questions, and up to ten hard questions, summing fifteen questions. Please review my code, especially how I formatted it with the class. ALL criticism is appreciated.
Source code:
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I am trying to get the maximum value out of this array :-
import java.util.*;
class TestClass {
public static void main(String args[] ) throws Exception {
Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
int N = scan.nextInt();
int totalLength = 0;
int maxSum = 0, max...
okay so i have this quastion ==> am told to Develop a public class Matrix
The class has a private instance variable HashMap >, which represents the collection of numbers from class Number.
I tried with this code but am having an error , and yeah I developed a Number class, the question is how t...
I have read few SO threads to implement remember_me functionality.
Steps I have followed:
User clicks on login button and if passes client side validation, it goes to php Login page.
First time
function storeCookie($row,$connection)
{
$user_id = $row['UserID'];
$token = uniq...
Consider I have the following:
FrameworkA, which defines class Foo
FrameworkB, which also defines class Foo
A file in FrameworkA which imports FrameworkB
How can I get Xcode to generate either a warning or error on any line that makes references to Foo without using the namespace qualifier?
...
I am a beginner and wants to know much from you as I know you do help the generation in excelling up.
what are uses of functions in c programming and explain the types of loops available.
I've been using a thread pool that I wrote using Windows threads for a while and I've decided to update it to use std::threads. I'm looking for some feedback on how this could be improved in terms of (in order of importance) reliability, usability, and performance.
Header
#pragma once
#include <
In my competition, I was to create a game that asked at least 5 easy questions, and up to ten hard questions, summing fifteen questions. Please review my code, especially how I formatted it with the class. ALL criticism is appreciated.
ALL SOURCE CODE:
#SkillsUSA Computer Programming Problem Nu...
