While reading my code for the bazillionth time, I noticed a logical error which would make it possible for very specific exotic scenarios to pop this up expectedly.
At the very start of the analyzer there is a check to see whether or not we're dealing with a string.Format() call:
// Verify we'r...
@IsmaelMiguel Why don't you take this other user, seclude yourself in a separate chat room, and talk it out. That's the only way this is ever going to be fixed.
@IsmaelMiguel The only reason why this fight happened it because it started from an argument. If you start from nothing with this user (start from the beginning), then you will be less likely to fight.
Every piece of business that gets written (E.G. an adviser's client puts an additional £10k payment into a pension plan) goes in a spreadsheet called the SubSheet. It's split into 8 worksheets for different kinds of business, each with lots and lots of columns. E.G. "Adviser" "First Name" "Invest...
I just upped the MaxBodySize limit, so you should be able to have the whole code in the question body. For Code Review, I believe it's important to have all the code in one place. :-) — Chris Jester-Young ♦Aug 15 at 15:41
When she describes my antics to others, she says things like: "those poor people.... they should learn that rolfl likes to play with his food before eating it...."
I did the following code
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
typedef struct persona{
char *nombre;
int edad;
int sexo;
}Persona;
typedef struct {
int size;
Persona vecPersona[];
}Array;
Array* getArrayInstance(){
Array *vec;
vec = (Array*) mall...
To the tune of "Hey Jude": Hey you, I tried to tweet, but the wi-fi - was kind of busy. The cell-phone was showing zero-bars, so relenting, I used pen and paper.
If I post a question mostly regarding the structure of my JavaScript, do I need to/is it recommended that I include my HTML? Cuz this code is complete crap.
rolf@rolfl:~/git/tmp$ npm init
This utility will walk you through creating a package.json file.
It only covers the most common items, and tries to guess sane defaults.
See `npm help json` for definitive documentation on these fields
and exactly what they do.
Win32 File API Wrapper
Based on a few fundamental frustrations with VBA (namely the lack of ability to work with files larger than 2GB, the lack of encapsulation of the file functions and the lack of intellisense to guide my use of the file statements) I put together a wrapper for the Win32 File...
While reading my code for the bazillionth time, I noticed a logical error which would make it possible for very specific exotic scenarios to pop this up expectedly.
At the very start of the analyzer there is a check to see whether or not we're dealing with a string.Format() call:
// Verify we'r...
I did the following code
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
typedef struct persona{
char *nombre;
int edad;
int sexo;
}Persona;
typedef struct {
int size;
Persona vecPersona[];
}Array;
Array* getArrayInstance(){
Array *vec;
vec = (Array*) mall...
