Disclamer:
My review will be short and I will only focus on the function userData().
I've read it carefully and did my best to improve it and make it more readable for you.
Lets get it started!
The first thing that pops in my head is that giant pile of un-indented SVG:
$svg = <<<END
<...
I think that @JeroenVannevel would be a good Moderator as well. He has more than once been there to help me understand coding aspects, and also had the patience to explain things to me through chat.
I know that he is in a different Time Zone than a majority of the users on CR as well, so it wou...
This code prints numbers in a triangled way, such as:
1
12
123
12
1
This is the code:
def triangled(num):
num = str(num)
pieces = [num[:i] for i in range(len(num))]
return pieces + [num] + pieces[::-1]
def triangled_print(num):
for i in triangled(num):
print(i)
trian...
Heslacher has been quietly clearing the queues, editing questions, and nudging new users in the right direction for quite some time now. Not only is he patient and kind, he's technically very sharp as well. Has a great sense for what's on/off topic here. Doesn't chat much, but seems to always be ...
After reading this question I wanted to write a short example of how a list or sequence could be shuffled in .net. The result turned out to not be very short:
Program.cs
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Security.Cryptography;
class Program
{
p...
While I agree in principle with what is attempting to be accomplished in The 2nd Monitor, I consider the behavior of those trying to accomplish that goal to be entirely unconscionable and absurd. This is not how you moderate chat rooms--not with an iron fist. A singular person can't just decide...
I'm programming in C to create some API for an embedded device. This embedded device runs a variant of Linux. I'm not very familiar with C - I'm more familiar with shell scripting/bash.
With that in mind, when it comes to things like checking whether a directory exists, or getting disk usage, I ...
I need to run fork workers every 5 seconds. Is there a way to do it more ideomatic? I'm embarrassed about $running variable.
use 5.010;
use strict;
use warnings;
use AnyEvent;
use AnyEvent::Util;
my $running;
sub work1 {
say "work1";
sleep 1;
}
sub work2 {
say "work2";
sleep ...
Made an account just for this. Been reading and leaving out the advanced stuffs for future but this one seems to be fairly easy and straight forward but still can't get it.
<div class="sidenav">
<h3>Photo Archives</h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="../photos.html"...
I have encountered the fallowing code:
...
dim tab(4,1999)
for i=1 to prod.count
k=k+1
tab(1,k)=prod.item(i).PartNumber
tab(2,k)=prod.item(i).Name
tab(3,k)=prod.item(i).Definition
tab(4,k)=1
next
What is the tab from the code? Is the same as table()...
