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Duga

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Ethan Bierlein

oh yes

look at that unanswered question count

going down so fast

SirPython

Good.

Ethan Bierlein

00:21

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Q: What are these odd errors that occur when I attempt to generate C# with ANTLR4?

I'm (now) trying to use ANTLR4 and C# to design a language, and so far I've been fiddling around with it. In the process, I decided to try and create a simple mathematical expression evaluator. In the process, I created the following ANTLR grammar for it: grammar Calculator; @parser::members { ...

Something screwed something up somewhere.

Something is inserting the ï, », and ¿ characters at the beginning of my grammar.

SirPython

Hmm. I've had a similar problem with Visual Studio "inserting characters" into my code before, too.

I got it I think because of a syntax error/illegal statement.

Here is the post.

Ethan Bierlein

I figured out the issue.

All of my files somehow got set to use a UTF-8 encoding.

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A: What are these odd errors that occur when I attempt to generate C# with ANTLR4?

Today is not a good day. Visual Studio decided to screw me over an change my file formats to UTF-8. For all of my files. All I needed to do was go to File > Advanced Save Settings, and change the encoding to US-ASCII. This removed the odd characters inserted at the beginning, and solved (most) o...

Okay @Phrancis, I've given in. I'm using JAVA

Manny Meng

00:39

Guys, remember @Hosch250's mass-upvote? Well, here's it for me:

Ethan Bierlein

great... now the JDK is going to take ages to install and download

Phrancis

lol

Always something eh? :)

Captain Obvious

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Q: Script to calculate width, and either resize, show, or hide HTML

I have created a script that handles the responsive liabilities of my HTML menu. The menu will have a variable amount of <li class="menu-item">, resulting in a variable total width. I have 3 functions.. This function is responsible for looping through each li element and calculating the greatest...

javascript php jquery

Ethan Bierlein

I'm probably going to probably be asking a lot of Java-related questions now.

Like how I'm supposed to compile and run from the command line.

Oh for pete's sake. Where is javac!?

Great

Now I have to type this every time I want to compile a class:

'C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.8.0_65\bin\javac.exe' MyClass.java

Great

just great

nothing is going to work I guess

I'm going to give up on this for tonight. It's too frustrating right now.

SirPython

01:00

Have you tried setting your path variable?

Ethan Bierlein

How would I do that?

SirPython

(or environment)

Mat's Mug

@EthanBierlein using ANTLR for C#?

Ethan Bierlein

Nope

C# was being to wierd

I'm resorting to Java

Mat's Mug

31 mins ago, by Ethan Bierlein

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A: What are these odd errors that occur when I attempt to generate C# with ANTLR4?

Today is not a good day. Visual Studio decided to screw me over an change my file formats to UTF-8. For all of my files. All I needed to do was go to File > Advanced Save Settings, and change the encoding to US-ASCII. This removed the odd characters inserted at the beginning, and solved (most) o...

hmm

SirPython

01:01

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Q: Environment variables for java installation

How to set the environment variables for java in windows (the classpath )

java

@EthanBierlein ^^

It's a little outdated, but it works.

Mat's Mug

if you get the nuget extension for ANTLR, ...I mean, I just right-click and "run custom tool" on the .g4 grammar file, and voilà, I have a C# lexer/parser and a nested type for every grammar rule.

Ethan Bierlein

r u serious m8?

In VS2015?

Mat's Mug

works in 2013

Ethan Bierlein

oh

Mat's Mug

I'm pretty sure it works with 2015 too..

Ethan Bierlein

01:11

there we go, now javac is setup properly

Mat's Mug

:p

Ethan Bierlein

I'm going to stick with Java on this one I think.

I think it'll simply be easier to wrangle if I'm using it with Java, and there are most likely more tutorials or help online with the Java target.

Mat's Mug

yeah, well, ..ANTLR has a strong Java background :)

you'll like ANTLR

Ethan Bierlein

I hope so. :)

SirPython

Is ANTLR like Bison?

Mat's Mug

01:18

Bison, like, from Street Fighter II? nope.

Captain Obvious

1

Q: "Dungeon Game" solution

I was tackling this problem and I ended up with code that is functional, but times out with really large input (meaning it's poorly optimized). I'm a beginner in programming and working out a functional algorithm was extremely hard for me. Now that I have to optimize it, I don't even know how to ...

c++ performance programming-challenge recursion pathfinding

Mat's Mug

wait, I'm old. Street Fighter II is.. was.. er, nevermind.

Ethan Bierlein

@SirPython Well, they're both parser generators.

Phrancis

@Mat'sMug We were probably like 13-14 when SFII was hot

SirPython

No, this Bison ;-P

Phrancis

01:19

Actually, probably younger than that...

Mat's Mug

@Phrancis I remember the whole SF vs MK debate

Phrancis

Yep

I was SF back then, but been MK for years now

Ethan Bierlein

lol... I almost just wrote System.Console.WriteLine instead of System.out.println...

Mat's Mug

bwahahaha

Ethan Bierlein

I will not let Java overtake my C# knowledge

3

must. not. submit.

Phrancis

01:21

Your Shift key won't get worn out as quickly ;)

Mat's Mug

:p

Phrancis

(all yours others will, though)

Ethan Bierlein

Well. I have this project structure set up, and Java is working. I'm going to go back to a different C# project now.

aand now I'm going to spend an hour picking through a list of CIL instructions

Maybe not

Manny Meng

01:38

I have 4 sorting functions in C++: should I put them in one question, or break them up into 4?

(bubble sort, insertion sort, quick sort, merge sort)

Ethan Bierlein

You can put them all in one

Manny Meng

ok

Captain Obvious

02:17

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Q: Reading 5 GB file using system calls in C

I'm getting the words The program is gonna look for in the file from the command line. I get the output correctly but the program keeps reading the file; it doesn't stop. I tried allocating memory for the buffer of the file size but it was too large. EOF won't work since the file is large. I have...

c

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Q: PHP registration form not able to store data in the MySql database and giving error

I am trying to make a registration form but getting this error: There is some problem in inserting record <?php include('connect.php'); if(isset($_REQUEST['submit'])!='') { if($_REQUEST['first_name']=='' || $_REQUEST['last_name']=='' || $_REQUEST['username']==''|| $_REQU...

php mysql database mysqli

happy time

Hi

Zak

@CaptainObvious Dammit, @jamal even close-hammers faster than everyone too

@happytime hi

Manny Meng

@happytime Hello, Welcome to The 2nd Monitor!

(I haven't seen you before, so I assume you're new)

Just posted my C++ question. @CaptainObvious should pick it up soon.

Mat's Mug

02:46

for some values of "soon" ;-)

monking!

Captain Obvious

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Q: Quad-sort: 4 sorting methods in one C++ file

I am fairly new to C++, and to have a break from all that Java programming, I decided to do something in C++, which is sorting. The four sorting algorithms are: Bubble Sort Insertion Sort Quick Sort Merge Sort Code: #include <iostream> #include <ctime> #include <cstdlib> #include <iterator> ...

c++ beginner c++11 sorting

Ethan Bierlein

02:58

@Mat'sMug Monking!

Mat's Mug

NEWLINE : WS? ('\r'? '\n' | BYTELITERAL? ':' ' ') WS?; // note: if Hell breaks loose, it's because of this change

vb

Ethan Bierlein

aha that's right

Mat's Mug

newlines are hell to deal with when it comes to vb

that BYTELITERAL? is an attempt to stop breaking the parser when lines are numbered

because, of course, VBA had to support numbered lines

I'm hoping it won't interfere with Case 42:

Ethan Bierlein

Ugh. That does sound like hell.

Of course, I have no idea what C# is trying to tell me right now, so there's that.

Apparently this piece of code is invalid:

Mat's Mug

what's it yappin'?

Ethan Bierlein

03:08

public Dictionary<string, Instruction> EnvironmentInstructions { get; set; }

Something' about inconsistent accessibility

Mat's Mug

Instruction could be internal ...implicitly?

Ethan Bierlein

and that fixed it

Mat's Mug

:)

explicit-access-modifiers-ftw

Ethan Bierlein

this is what happens when I only get three hours of sleep, and then stay up till 10PM the next night :P

but whatever, tomorrow is saturday, so I'm gonna sleep in

> "Late Night Coding with Visual Studio, Starring tonight's special guest, C#."

Mat's Mug

yup, same show here. what a quacker that host!

Ethan Bierlein

03:13

lol

Actually I have a quick question, if you're willing.

Mat's Mug

sure

Ethan Bierlein

Okay, so suppose I have an Instruction class

Mat's Mug

I suppose you have an Instruction class

Ethan Bierlein

And then I have other classes which inherit from Instruction

Mat's Mug

like AssignmentInstruction

Ethan Bierlein

03:14

Would it be possible to store an instance of one of those subclasses in a dictionary like this?

public Dictionary<string, Instruction> EnvironmentInstructions { get; set; }

Or is it explicitly limited to instances of Instruction?

Mat's Mug

I think so yeah.. hold on...

yup

Ethan Bierlein

okay

I'm going to try it just to make sure

Okay, cool it does work. Thanks! :-)

Mat's Mug

I think it didn't work in C# 2.0 when generics were first introduced, ...but I could be wrong

Ethan Bierlein

Hmm. Now my curiosity has been aroused. I might see if I can find a C# 2.0 compiler online somewhere.

Mat's Mug

lol, just retarget your project to 2.0

Ethan Bierlein

03:22

lol not a chance of that :p

Duga

I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this belongs on the Code Review site (codereview.stackexchange.com) — sigmavirus24 13 secs ago

Ethan Bierlein

what the heck

I searched "c# abstract classes" on google and I get an MSDN page on VB

Mat's Mug

top hit: msdn.microsoft.com/en-CA/library/k535acbf(v=vs.71).aspx

the code snippets are for both VB & C#

Ethan Bierlein

ah

Mat's Mug

> Visual Studio .NET 2003

and it dates back to a time when Visual Studio 6.0 was a thing.

Ethan Bierlein

03:29

:O

Mat's Mug

the goal was to get VB6'ers on board with .net

so they made VB.net

Ethan Bierlein

It's kind of funny to think that I'm using a tool that's older than me, but still feels modern and "with the times"

Mat's Mug

lol

Ethan Bierlein

I mean if they removed VB.NET and replaced VB6 with C# for the office API then things would probably be more "with the times", but ya know

Mat's Mug

I wouldn't call VS2003 quite "modern" and "with the times" though

Ethan Bierlein

03:34

not even close

Mat's Mug

last time the VBE was updated was in 1999. I had both feet well into VB6 back then (or was it 5.0)

Ethan Bierlein

1999!!?

jeez

no wonder MS doesn't want to lay a hand on it

@Microsoft We're still waiting for you guys to replace VB6 with C# for the Office API. Come on. https://t.co/cpJXxcOAvX

Tweeted by DevNamedEthan on October 31, 2015 at 3:34 AM

Mat's Mug

cough

@DevNamedEthan you mean, kill #VBA? Millions of VBA coders have never written a line of C# and would just like a decent IDE. #YouNeedADuck

Tweeted by rubberduckvba on October 31, 2015 at 3:41 AM in reply to DevNamedEthan

hashtag-you-need-a-duck

lulz

duck == decent ide. yay marketing. gotta love twitter.

Ethan Bierlein

lol

brb in 10m or so

Captain Obvious

04:09

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Q: Watch a directory and insert new entries into database - Follow up

This is now my new code implementing the recommendations from my previous question. import os import time import mysql.connector import MySQLdb import ConfigParser import base64 import logging from logging.handlers import TimedRotatingFileHandler import sys import ast import smtplib from sendm...

python mysql file-system

Duga

It allocates memory at Heap std::vector Implementation — Arif_Khan 34 secs ago

Captain Obvious

04:56

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Q: Tic-Tac-Toe in HTML, CSS, JavaScript

I only started programming this year and have decided to become a web developer. Here is a 6kb HTML, CSS and JavaScript Tic-Tac-Toe game. I haven't fully succeeded in making it look clean or new, or even to make the code work in all cases, but please try it out and tell me what you think of it. ...

javascript html css tic-tac-toe

Captain Obvious

06:46

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Q: Simple Single Linked List - follow up

Based on previous question. I have implemented the most of suggesting answers. The code now is fully compatible with the STL by implementing forward iterator to store and retrieve values. using raw pointers instead of smart pointers code is working as expected. i would like to know if my im...

c++ c++11 linked-list

Captain Obvious

08:04

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Q: php nodejs redis based chat application

I have been worked on to create chatting tool similar like vk.com. Right now i have done simple chatting which requires only authentication via php website and everyone can chat with each other. I used NodeSession php class to access php session in node application. As an implementation of appli...

php node.js chat redis

Captain Obvious

08:22

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Q: Arranges three integers from least to greatest and then prints the result

I'm a c++ beginner and I was told to make a program to arrange three integers from least to greatest. How did I do? #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int x = 0; int y = 0; int z = 0; int first = 0; int second = 0; int third = 0; cout<<"Enter th...

c++ beginner

Duga

08:58

For that better open a new question on Code Review. — Raidri 30 secs ago

Dan Pantry

10:21

Monking

I'm in work today :(

Heslacher

10:41

@DanPantry I am on the way to work. Monking

Heslacher

11:10

And arrived

Captain Obvious

11:21

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Q: Monkey-banana problem in prolog

I came up with this program to solve a simple monkey-banana problem in AI (no stick). I think it's overly simple, but I would like to know what you guys think- on(floor,monkey). on(floor,chair). in(room,monkey). in(room,chair). in(room,banana). at(ceiling,banana). strong(monkey). grasp(monkey)...

ai prolog

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Q: BFS for modified shortest path

Given K descriptions for bus line paths that exists to lead students between N campuses. What is the minimum cost that a student will have to goes from campus 1 to campus N ? The itinerary of each path L is a sequence of |L|( ≥ 2 ) campuses {C1, C2, …, CL}, and each line has only one bus, which ...

c++ performance breadth-first-search

skiwi

11:48

Monking

Why are you guys working in the weekend? :(

Dan Pantry

@skiwi software release on Monday, doing last minutes

Heslacher

Need to create a sample to reproduce a bug in a third party software.

Captain Obvious

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Q: Parsing a (CSV) file in node.js and express js

I want to import a CSV file and do some operation on it. Following is the code that I am writing to get it done and it is working file. return function (req, res) { var rl = require('readline').createInterface({ input: fs.createReadStream(myFile.csv) }); var lineNumber =...

parsing node.js file-system express.js

Duga

12:11

@olaf he's not asking for a code review. — Russ Schultz 20 secs ago

@RussSchultz: "which changes is needed for this?" Implies a code review. As told, this is working code (didn't check, as it is incomplete and very badly formatted&indented). — Olaf 51 secs ago

@olaf your definition of 'code review' is different than mine, then. — Russ Schultz 59 secs ago

RubberDuck

The evolution of C# is kind of fascinating. The first versions were so clunky, then Linq hit the scene with all its syntax sugar. Next came dynamic, which is cool and simple enough on the surface, but incredibly complex under the hood. A similar thing happened with Async/Await. A complex implementation simplified the every day use of the language. Dramatic improvements along the way, until 6. 6 has some very cool features, but really nothing that changes the way we write C#.

skiwi

Disembodied body members, don't forget those

RubberDuck

It makes me wonder if the language is just reaching a maturity where there's just not much left to do.

@skiwi?

skiwi

@RubberDuck Those public void foo() => Console.WriteLine("Bar"); things

RubberDuck

Lol. Disembodied members. I hadn't heard them called that...

Dan Pantry

12:24

@RubberDuck just in time for Hall'o'ween

RubberDuck

Yeah, it cuts the clutter, for sure, but doesn't really change how we code.

Speaking of, HAPPY HALLOW'S EVE!

Dan Pantry

@RubberDuck I honestly feel like javascript and c# are starting to converge and are borrowing features from each other

javascript es7 has await/async, we just got classes, static typing exists through typescript

we have lambdas as well

skiwi

@RubberDuck Wait... aren't they called liek that?

RubberDuck

I like the more functional feel C# is taking on. I've found myself using delegates more often.

skiwi

@DanPantry In the end every language will be the same

JavaScript will be as good as C#, runs

Dan Pantry

12:25

a lot of languages are moving towards functional concepts now.. immutability is just too good for concurrent systems

@skiwi javascript and c# serve different purposes, tho

skiwi

Functional approaches are awesome

Dan Pantry

you wouldn't want to run a mathematically intensive process in javascript

but you could do it in c#

skiwi

I still want to learn Haskell, but OLog is more important right now

Dan Pantry

similarly, a web server will probably perform faster in javascript when you approach thousands of cnonections than it ever would in c#

RubberDuck

Mmm. Yes, concurrency will only become more of an "issue".

Dan Pantry

12:27

asyncrony and defensive programming are core concepts in nearly every start up ATM

due to cloud computing being so good right now

javascript lends itself very well for rthat

skiwi

I'm waiting for the language that will make GPU concurrency generally available

RubberDuck

I miss having a good type system every time I touch js though.

Duga

@olaf Code review is "my code works fine, I think. did I do anything wrong?" This was "I can get HID working, but I need more throughput. How, pls?" The posted code was irrelevant to the actual question. — Russ Schultz 35 secs ago

skiwi

Java is attempting something with it, but there are barely any details

There's OpenCL and CUDA of course, but those aren't for the regular programmer

RubberDuck

I would love to see some browsers offer a real client side alternative.

If I could use C# (or something like it) client side, I'd be more apt to move things client side in my code.

Duga

12:30

my question is not a code review.... I add my changes in keil USBHID example and mentioned I reach the 64000 bytes/second ... and I don't know which other changes is need for bulk transfer and send more than 1 endpoint?this is my main question.... :) — Amir Poursadegh 12 secs ago

RubberDuck

As it is though, screw it, let the server run it.

Dan Pantry

@RubberDuck I'm the opposite.

I used to like a static type system, but now I just find it laborious to make a new type every single time I want to do something and duplicate my code.

skiwi

But using only one language in a project would be boring

Dan Pantry

A prime example is the interface/class disconnect: I have to duplicate my meanings twice each time I write stuff

skiwi

What's better than using Javascript, Java, Grails and React in the same project, right?

Dan Pantry

12:33

+, entity framework is a PITA to work with

and a big point for me is I hate having to use a huge hulking IDE to write C#..

I like C++ and that has a static type system, but I don't have to use anything other than a simple text editor for that

@skiwi React === JavaScript

Also, I was working with C++ before and I was incredibly surprised at just how crazy fast the start-up time for a C++ program is compared to Node

C++ was nearly instant

RubberDuck

@DanPantry anonymous types solve that nicely, without a need for dynamic.

Dan Pantry

@RubberDuck yes, but you can't compose a system completely out of anonymous types in c#

and the fact that everything has to be a class irks me

skiwi

Maybe you'd like Haskell ^^

Dan Pantry

Haskell is dark voodoo magic

I've tried to understand it but I really just can't get my head around so many new concepts at once

RubberDuck

Fair enough. I've just spent a lot of time wishing vbscript and js were staticly typed.

Dan Pantry

12:41

The problem I have with Haskell is that it forces you to forget absolutely everything you thought you knew about IO, which are programs that I write a lot.

RubberDuck

This is why we have different languages. They solve different problems.

Dan Pantry

@RubberDuck You could write TypeScript (or Flow).

RubberDuck

I'll look into TypeScript. I will.

Dan Pantry

Both of those are preprocessors for JavaScript that allow you to annotate your code with type annotations

TypeScript looks remarkably like C#

RubberDuck

Possibly inspired by it?

Dan Pantry

12:43

made by the same people :)

Micro$$$$

RubberDuck

> I wish I could write C# client side...

Dan Pantry

I personally don't like TypeScript, again, the whole static typing thing really doesn't "fit" in javascript.

And it feels laborious to shimmy it in, BUT, if thats what you want then go for it

RubberDuck

Ahhh, well, I'm def a M$ devote when it comes to languages/frameworks.

Hmm.. Worth looking into. Thanks.

Gtg though. Nice seeing you guys!

Dan Pantry

FWIW. Typescript:

  export interface ITelephoneExtensionScope extends ng.IScope {
    KendoWindow: kendo.ui.Window;
    WindowOptions: kendo.ui.WindowOptions;
    OK: () => void;
    Cancel: () => void;
    Save: () => void;
    Set: (address) => void;
    init: () => void;
    Change: () => void;
    Extension: string;
    ChangeControlsVisible: boolean;
    Addresses: string[];
    SelectedAddress: string;
  }

  export class TelephoneExtensionCtrl {

    static $inject: Array<string> = ['$scope', 'CallService', 'ShareSvc', 'SessionService'];

cya @RubberDuck

skiwi

12:58

@DanPantry Haskell does have a fair share of IO

It's not purely functional even

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Can these variable assignments be optimized?

Good day, for the request object in my PHP application, I need to dissect the URL and assign its components to my class attributes (module, controller, method and the rest are parameters). Currently, I'm doing it like the following but that looks really ugly to me. Is there a better way to do it...

php url-routing

Dan Pantry

@skiwi i know but you have eto think about the IO in that completely differentlty

skiwi

I don't think it's completely differently, but I don't knwo enough about it (yet)

Captain Obvious

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Q: proper path declaration in javascript script tag src element

I am new to web and decided to do a basic study on it. I have a javascript file in this file location on my pc : /Users/AliBali/Desktop/WebStuffs/TestWeb/scripts/app.js and now in my index.html , in the <script src = ""/> do I have to give this long path or there is a way to shorten it to just /...

javascript html

Dan Pantry

@CaptainObvious vtc no code

skiwi

13:10

I was thinking for a moment that he was linking to a file local on his PC to be reviewed

Mast

@CaptainObvious Who voted CBL on that?

There is no link.

Heslacher

@Mast what is CBL

Mast

@Heslacher Code Behind Link

Heslacher

ah

Dan Pantry

I put code must be included, so that might have been me

Mast

13:12

Even with the code included it would've been off-topic.

Dan Pantry

I just picked the first one I saw that I thought made sense, mb

Mast

Oh well, as long as it's closed. OP won't know.

@Malachi Your first scala answer on a question made by a beginner in that language and you start with telling him to use RegEx?

Heslacher

@Mast you should have followed the link and read what Malachi wrote under the link ;-)

Malachi didn't answer

Mast

lol

I did follow the link, just didn't look at the username...

Dan Pantry

13:29

const operatorFns = {
  '~': function contains(source, value) {
    return source.indexOf(value) !== -1
  },
  '=': function isEqual(source, value) {
    return source === value
  },
  '!': function isNotEqual(source, value) {
    return source !== value
  }
}

const eligibleOperators = /^[\~\!~=].*$/
function searchParameterExpressionParser(value) {
  // TODO: We may have up to two operators: each operator, plus an optional negation operator (!)
  if (eligibleOperators.test(value)) {
    // First character will be an equality operator

Writing operational query stuff is hard :(

Especially when you're trying to compress it into a url

skiwi

What is it you are even trying to do there :D

Malachi

@Mast what?

Dan Pantry

@skiwi I want to be able to pass equality operaors in a query string

skiwi

Looks like some black magic to me :D

Dan Pantry

so, for example, ?name=Microsoft&country=!belgium should return all companies named microsoft that aren't in Belgium

skiwi

13:30

Ah... okay

Mast

@Malachi I made the assumption you were answering Scala now, but you linked someone else's answer.

Malachi

I was just excited that we had a new Scala Reviewer

Mast

Validating assumptions isn't hard, it's just that every once in a while humans forget to do so.

Malachi

lol

skiwi

this.validate(assumption);

Malachi

13:33

I like Firefox again!

Dan Pantry

assert.ok(assumption)

Malachi

it uses much, much less Memory than Chrome, and runs much faster than I remember.

skiwi

I've liked FireFox since forever, it's the only browser that can handle my amount of tabs

Malachi

I used to use it all the time, then it started getting bogged down on my computer. but now I realize that Chrome uses too much Memory.

firefox hasn't gone up more than a tenth of a Gb even after I opened Pandora and Chat and my Gmail tab....I like this.

I just restarted because I only had like 600 Mb free

now I have 1.7 GB

skiwi

Firefox uses 1.7GB right now and it's doing absolutely fine

Dan Pantry

13:40

i always found ff was really sluggish and memory leaked every time i used it

which is why i prefer chrome

also i like the sandbox that chrome runs each tab in

Malachi

@DanPantry I had the same experience, but right now it seems that it is not so anymore

I have to remember all my tabs though.....that sucks FF doesn't keep my Tabs?

skiwi

@Malachi How do you mean?

Mast

@Malachi If you mean your recently closed tabs, you can find them

Or previous session

Malachi

there is an option on what page to display, but it won't let me select the option, it's greyed out

when I restart the browser I would like to start off where I left off.

it doesn't even remember my log ins when I say remember me. i have to login all over again

I haven't tried Edge yet either.....

Mast

13:57

@Malachi You want to restore. Do you have a Firefox tab open? I'll guide you through it.

Malachi

give me a couple of minutes here

Heslacher

@Malachi just close ff through the task manager, then at start say restore prvious session.

Malachi

@Heslacher lol

Heslacher

thats how I do it

Mast

Usually works, but there's also the intended way of doing it.

Dan Pantry

13:59

@skiwi you thought what I =posted earlier was hacky

const eligibleOperators = /^[!]?[\~\=].*$/
function searchParameterExpressionParser(value) {
  if (!eligibleOperators.test(value)) {
    return isEqual.bind(null, value)
  }

  const isNegated = value[0] === '!'
  const operator = operatorFns(negate ? value[1] : value[0]).bind(null, value)

  return negate(operator)
}

:D

skiwi

Also looks hacky

Dan Pantry

I was actually trying to say it was more hacky

skiwi

I'm so excited about that menu for Grails 3.0

> Failed to compile idea-list-injected-traits.groovy: startup failed:
idea-list-injected-traits.groovy: 2: unable to resolve class org.grails.compiler.injection.TraitInjectionSupport
@ line 2, column 1.
import org.grails.compiler.injection.TraitInjectionSupport
^

1 error
(Use --stacktrace to see the full trace)
Error |
Error occurred running Grails CLI: null (Use --stacktrace to see the full trace)

Excitement gone...

Mast

lol

Duga

Hashes are a great way to speed up lookups, but not for every problem, so +1 for recognizing that this wasn't going to be pretty farther down the line. Possibly Code Review would have been a better choice for the question. — the Tin Man just now

skiwi

14:13

lol, trying to login on JetBrains bug tracker

> Authentication failed. JBA Server processing exception

Huh, all my grails commands are suddenly borked, great

I always manage to break stuff

2

I'm running Grails 3.0.2, grails.github.io/grails-doc/3.0.6/api/org/grails/compiler/… got added in Grails 3.0.3

I kinda dislike that a patch version breaks stuff

rolfl

Poll question: - who here has received swag from the 10-million questions on meta.so?

Search indicates that I am not alone.....: chat.stackexchange.com/…

@Zak - you once asked:

Sep 18 at 16:26, by Zak

Right. I've decided I really want CR swag when we get it. I only need to rep-cap every day for 3 weeks in a row. How hard could that be?

I managed 12 days in a row, once. It was hard.

I did do 35 days in 60 though.

Ethan Bierlein

14:35

Morning

Malachi

I haven't gotten my Swag from the 10 Million Questions yet

anyone tell me what the future looks like for Ruby?

Dan Pantry

@Malachi isrubyfastyet.com

Malachi

14:56

@DanPantry I am not sure that answers my question.... the last Data is from January

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