I've come up with the following code to handle drag and drop operation. It's composed of a constructor function that returns an objects with methods to attach to event handlers.
Notes about this solution:
It's client responsibility to attach methods to event handlers;
specific CSS classes shou...
I'm doing some exercises in Python and this one is about using the Luhn-algorithm to calculate the checksum digit in Swedish personal identification numbers.
The description is the same as this question:
Given a string of 9 digits, abcdefghi compute:
array = [a*2, b, c*2, d, e*2, f, g*2, h,...
It's funny since I was going to say, from the three you mentioned, Aquinas, since I had no previous familiarity with him unlike the two, and according to what I've read you would have a lot of material to base your research on. Apparently big guy in Theology, had a school of philosophy founded after him.
Augustine. 354-430 (AD) Roman Christian Church Father influenced by Plato
Mohammed 571-632 Founder of Islam (622- year one for Muslims)
Aquinas, Thomas 1225-1274 Roman Christian Church Father influence by Aristotle
Was trying to post some of the information about these guys, but wasn't working good.
Make sure that you provide sufficient explanation of what the code does when you post it to code review. Just be sure that Code Review is not for understanding why it takes 24 seconds with Gevents. I'd recommend just going with the threading solution, as you know that is faster. (Although I personally have never heard of Gevents) — Simon André Forsberg1 min ago
I'd advice Gradle as it's really better than Maven in my opinion, but you will need good IDE support with any build system, and so far it seems that only IntelliJ IDEA can live with Gradle somewhat
What's most important is to learn how to learn, so that you can deal with the problems as they come. Because trust me, no matter how much you know, there's always things that can go wrong.
Inspired by this question, I decided to implement a Disjoint-set data structure in Python 3. I mainly followed this description for understanding the algorithm (but did not do the optimizations for path compression, union by rank etc. -- so mine is a "naive" implementation).
Here is the Wikipedia...
When you used the debugger, and executed each line one at a time (and looked at the variables' contents), which line is giving the issue? BTW, using a debugger is a lot faster than asking for a code review from StackOverflow — Thomas Matthews2 mins ago
right now, @Duga just posts the link to the comment. I was considering adding "YOU ARE BEING WATCHED!" or something right before the comment, but that seems unnecessary.
@skiwi yes, I do like the auto-boxing.
it annoys me a bit that the comment mentioned "asking for a code review", because it seems like we have a bit of differing opinion about what that means...
In my app, I have an ObservableCollection of MenuItems:
public ObservableCollection<MenuItem> ItemList { get; set; }
When an item in it is selected (either programatically or by the user), this method is run:
public void SelectionChangedWS()
{
if (!NavButtonUsed) { Back.Insert(0, Curren...
@Suseika is wrong. Speaking as a Code Review regular, explain code is off-topic for Code Review. That being said, once you do understand your code, I think you will find Code Review helpful. — Simon André Forsberg1 min ago
@rolfl You'll be pleased to know that so far I've only programming using the command line. I use a text editor, no IDE. I just get a lot of recommendations here to use JUnit, so I was interested in how I should go about using it (I've never used an external resource).
I have IntelliJ on an external hard drive but have never used it. So far all of my programming has been done just using Sublime Text. I thought it would be helpful to try and figure things out that way, instead of relying on the IDE (I dunno, it's something my first programming professor said students tend to do).
I am experimenting with ECS design and I am looking for a solid way to implement messaging between the different systems.
Here is a stripped-down version of my current implementation:
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <functional>
#include <vector>
struct BaseEvent
{
static si...
I'm doing some exercises in Python and this one is about using the Luhn-algorithm to calculate the checksum digit in Swedish personal identification numbers.
The description is the same as this question:
Given a string of 9 digits, abcdefghi compute:
array = [a*2, b, c*2, d, e*2, f, g*2, h,...
In my app, I have an ObservableCollection of MenuItems:
public ObservableCollection<MenuItem> ItemList { get; set; }
When an item in it is selected (either programatically or by the user), this method is run:
public void SelectionChangedWS()
{
if (!NavButtonUsed) { Back.Insert(0, Curren...
I am experimenting with ECS design and I am looking for a solid way to implement messaging between the different systems.
Here is a stripped-down version of my current implementation:
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <functional>
#include <vector>
struct BaseEvent
{
static si...
