I figured out how to do this. Apparently, passing a normal filename will strip the period even when calling the Win API directly from C. In order to create the weird filenames, you must use the \\?\ prefix (this also disables relative paths and slash conversion).
open('\\\\?\\C:\\whatever\\test...
I got really tired of having this code in all of my classes and methods:
public class SomeClass {
private static final Logger LOGGER = Logger.getLogger(SomeClass.class);
//...
public int someMethod() {
final String methodName = "someMethod()";
LOGGER.debug("Enteri...
I was trying to track a remote branch with:
$ git checkout -b --track global/master
and git created a branch that is actually called '--track'+
Now when I type:
$ git branch -D --track
It won't delete the branch (I think git is assuming it is a flag/option not a branch name)
I also tried
...
I have a few if, else-if, else clauses. The only different thing in the context of these clauses is my LINQ query, one clause has StartsWith, one clause has Contains, and the other does a simple match. Is there a way to have all of this in one clause and somehow create a variable that can chang...
I want to have a caching class to cache different types, I want each type to be cached in a different MemoryCache but in a generic way, here is my implementation:
internal static class RecordsCache
{
private static Dictionary<string, ObjectCache> cacheStore;
static private CacheItemPolic...
I have a signup form in which the user has to enter the email address and after some quick asynchronous processing at the backend I have to tell the user that whether the email address is already registered or not.
Below is a sample example of the JSP page that I have created,
<input type="emai...
I am doing a contest on cryptic code. A code which is hard for others to understand. For that, I developed a code. I want someone to be able to hack my code. Also include suggestions for me. Thank you :)
#include <iostream>
#include <list>
#define false true
#define true !false
//#define string...
I wanted to play around with the following idea:
Give a paragraph, I wanted to find out the relative frequency of usage
of each of the five vowels. I wanted to plot a pie chart depicting
this.
Here is my code:
from sys import stdin
from re import sub
import pylab
DataToRead = stdin.rea...
This code generates images and stores them in archives of 100MBs each until it's done.
Feel free to insult it, tear it to pieces and suggest ways to improve it.
limit = 104857600
gen = imgen()
zips = 0
total = 0
running = True
while running:
with ZipFile(str(zips) +'.zip', 'w') as f:
...
I personally haven't used anything HTTP-related in Java yet, and thus can't talk about your performance. What I can see though is the following code:
if(protocol.startsWith("https"){
securedConnection = true;
} else {
securedConnection = false;
}
I will assume you have securedConnectio...
Write the program tail, which prints the last n lines of its input. By default, n is 10, let us say, but it can be changed by an optional argument, si that
tail -n
prints the last n lines. The program should behave rationally no matter how unresonable the input or the value n. Write th...
In my application I use the registry to store some information. It is stored with the command
Microsoft.Win32.Registry.SetValue("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\MyAppName", "My_Key", "Information")
I read back the data by using
value = CStr(Microsoft.Win32.Registry.GetValue("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFT...
this for a very important project. I already have the puzzle but I can't implement the solver using A* algorithm. Please help me.
This is the situation :
the table order has a column with ID AUTO INCREMENT but (there is always a but) i can't use it because i don't want the number order like 1234567 after 5 years but i want 1/2014 , 1/2015 etc etc.
For doing this i write this code before the query for insert a new order:
$...
hi, ı want to java program with this decision tables without if-else or switch-case conditions.ı already did with conditions but it took lots of statements. could you help me ?
I have recently adapted the popular leanmodal plugin (have permission)
Being "intermediate" with JS (need to learn more), I was wondering if anyone would like to review my code for efficiency?
Specifics
JQuery & JS - bad practice?
Functions - structured correctly?
Repetition - When using l...
I used this tutorial to build a simple chat app.
Everything looks good, but the console shows a prompt from socket.io:
Socket.IO's 'listen()' method expects an http.Server instance as its
first parameter. Are you migrating from Express 2.x to 3.x? If so,
check out the Socket.IO compatibi...
Reversing a string, accurately and efficiently.
You are doing it accurately, yes. But, not very efficiently (although there are worse ways to do things).
NOTE:: Palacsint is right that you are not handling null input and surrogate-pairs in the input data. Your solution is not completely accura...
The code appears to be functionally correct, although you could simply choose to use a StringBuffer.reverse(). There is some discussion of this here.
If you do need to roll your own reversing method, you can avoid using StringBuffer/StringBuilder at all and simply do new String(array) instead.
...
I'm using the code below to prompt the user when their account is disabled, but it is not working correctly.
How can this be changed so that it will only display the account disabled message if the correct password is entered?
Protected Sub LoginUser_LoginError(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e A...
Hello people simple questio can this be made any shorter?
if a < 1:
print "you are cool"
if b < 0:
print "you are not cool"
