In most of the cases, it's "with". However, to think further about the subtlety of the usage of prepositions, you may have to come up with the context ["That's on me" -is possible when I'm talking about paying a restaurant bill].
It's a style of talking. You can also remove the whole part 'with...
In most of the cases, it's "with". However, to think further about the subtlety of the usage of prepositions, you may have to come up with the context ["That's on me" -is possible when I'm talking about paying a restaurant bill].
It's a style of talking. You can also remove the whole part 'with...
In most of the cases, it's "with". However, to think further about the subtlety of the usage of prepositions, you may have to come up with the context ["That's on me" -is possible when I'm talking about paying a restaurant bill].
It's a style of talking. You can also remove the whole part 'with...
JList or a JTable for showing the files, perhaps with a single JButton below to Delete Selected Files. See the File Browser GUI for how elegantly files can be represented in a Swing based JTable (or a JTree!). — Andrew Thompson 32 secs agoIn most of the cases, it's "with". However, to think further about the subtlety of the usage of prepositions, you may have to come up with the context ["That's on me" -is possible when I'm talking about paying a restaurant bill].
It's a style of talking. You can also remove the whole part 'with...
JList or a JTable for showing the files, perhaps with a single JButton below to Delete Selected Files. See the File Browser GUI for how elegantly files can be represented in a Swing based JTable (or a JTree!). — Andrew Thompson 32 secs ago
There's code that parses mail server's log file and outputs statistics into external file. Is there a way to make code more pythonic? Is it good idea to use regex anywhere? Which libraries can reduce length of code?
Thanks
import sys
deferred_as_error = '--deferred-as-error' in sys.argv
# {s...
There's code that parses mail server's log file and outputs statistics into external file. Is there a way to make code more pythonic? Is it good idea to use regex anywhere? Which libraries can reduce length of code?
Thanks
import sys
deferred_as_error = '--deferred-as-error' in sys.argv
# {s...
JList or a JTable for showing the files, perhaps with a single JButton below to Delete Selected Files. See the File Browser GUI for how elegantly files can be represented in a Swing based JTable (or a JTree!). — Andrew Thompson 32 secs agoIn most of the cases, it's "with". However, to think further about the subtlety of the usage of prepositions, you may have to come up with the context ["That's on me" -is possible when I'm talking about paying a restaurant bill].
It's a style of talking. You can also remove the whole part 'with...
In most of the cases, it's "with". However, to think further about the subtlety of the usage of prepositions, you may have to come up with the context ["That's on me" -is possible when I'm talking about paying a restaurant bill].
It's a style of talking. You can also remove the whole part 'with...
JList or a JTable for showing the files, perhaps with a single JButton below to Delete Selected Files. See the File Browser GUI for how elegantly files can be represented in a Swing based JTable (or a JTree!). — Andrew Thompson 32 secs agoThere's code that parses mail server's log file and outputs statistics into external file. Is there a way to make code more pythonic? Is it good idea to use regex anywhere? Which libraries can reduce length of code?
Thanks
import sys
deferred_as_error = '--deferred-as-error' in sys.argv
# {s...
There's code that parses mail server's log file and outputs statistics into external file. Is there a way to make code more pythonic? Is it good idea to use regex anywhere? Which libraries can reduce length of code?
Thanks
import sys
deferred_as_error = '--deferred-as-error' in sys.argv
# {s...
JList or a JTable for showing the files, perhaps with a single JButton below to Delete Selected Files. See the File Browser GUI for how elegantly files can be represented in a Swing based JTable (or a JTree!). — Andrew Thompson 32 secs ago
I'm creating a large slime farm of 3 connected chunks, I know that for this project to work I need to light up the spawning platforms but I don't know which method to light them.
I understand that torches will block spawning spaces, but I don't know if glowstone can spawn mobs on it.
JList or a JTable for showing the files, perhaps with a single JButton below to Delete Selected Files. See the File Browser GUI for how elegantly files can be represented in a Swing based JTable (or a JTree!). — Andrew Thompson 32 secs agoI'm creating a large slime farm of 3 connected chunks, I know that for this project to work I need to light up the spawning platforms but I don't know which method to light them.
I understand that torches will block spawning spaces, but I don't know if glowstone can spawn mobs on it.
'\0' terminated. I understand you want to make hunt down potential bugs in software embedded in a payment terminal, but that's not the right place to look. I do C code reviews for a living and can help you do that. I already gave you some hints. I hope you have a good understanding of the language, bugs have many places to hide in C and even more in C++. — chqrlie just now'\0' terminated. I understand you want to make hunt down potential bugs in software embedded in a payment terminal, but that's not the right place to look. I do C code reviews for a living and can help you do that. I already gave you some hints. I hope you have a good understanding of the language, bugs have many places to hide in C and even more in C++. — chqrlie just nowI'm creating a large slime farm of 3 connected chunks, I know that for this project to work I need to light up the spawning platforms but I don't know which method to light them.
I understand that torches will block spawning spaces, but I don't know if glowstone can spawn mobs on it.
JList or a JTable for showing the files, perhaps with a single JButton below to Delete Selected Files. See the File Browser GUI for how elegantly files can be represented in a Swing based JTable (or a JTree!). — Andrew Thompson 32 secs agoJList or a JTable for showing the files, perhaps with a single JButton below to Delete Selected Files. See the File Browser GUI for how elegantly files can be represented in a Swing based JTable (or a JTree!). — Andrew Thompson 32 secs agoI'm creating a large slime farm of 3 connected chunks, I know that for this project to work I need to light up the spawning platforms but I don't know which method to light them.
I understand that torches will block spawning spaces, but I don't know if glowstone can spawn mobs on it.
I'm creating a large slime farm of 3 connected chunks, I know that for this project to work I need to light up the spawning platforms but I don't know which method to light them.
I understand that torches will block spawning spaces, but I don't know if glowstone can spawn mobs on it.
JList or a JTable for showing the files, perhaps with a single JButton below to Delete Selected Files. See the File Browser GUI for how elegantly files can be represented in a Swing based JTable (or a JTree!). — Andrew Thompson 32 secs agox-s mode of course, because you still can't include newlines-s mode of course, because you still can't include newlinesxJList or a JTable for showing the files, perhaps with a single JButton below to Delete Selected Files. See the File Browser GUI for how elegantly files can be represented in a Swing based JTable (or a JTree!). — Andrew Thompson 32 secs agoI'm creating a large slime farm of 3 connected chunks, I know that for this project to work I need to light up the spawning platforms but I don't know which method to light them.
I understand that torches will block spawning spaces, but I don't know if glowstone can spawn mobs on it.
