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At the moment the world is on the precipice of global and economical collapse.
The nightmare for the global elite and governments is coming to fruition where their options of reaction through problem solution methods is greatly being reduced.
This has...
Started by James L Walker on
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Tell me, what does a global collapse look....
In staging a global influenza pandemic for their depopulation objectives.
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Sorry just had an argument with someone over that thing thats happening
How much do these tax payer junkets cost? How many of them do we need? Why cant they have one in lets say, Terrigal or Camperdown?
I mean its always the fricken Hague or the Hague...
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I'm frightened what should I do with it? Depending on the part to keep consuming and buying into the new 'Green' industry...never mind that the carbon exchange For Johnny Depp Their gotta keep the population....
I found a piece of global warming.
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So, I was reading the Google testing blog, and it says that global state is bad and makes it hard to write tests. I believe it--my code is difficult to test right now. So how do I avoid global state?
The biggest things I use global state (as I understand...
Started by Jim on
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At least in Haskell called Xmonad whose configuration....
The problem you're describing doesn't seem like global state.
It's hard to avoid some global state implicit ones) to its outputs.
Because you can simply inject mock objects where appropriate.
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I want to define a constant in C++ be visiable in several source files. I can image the following ways to define it in header file:
#define GLOBAL_CONST_VAR 0xFF int GLOBAL_CONST_VAR = 0xFF; Some function returing the value (e.g. int get_GLOBAL_CONST_...
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Const int GLOBAL_CONST_VAR = 0xFF;
because it is a constant!
Definitely go with option 5 - it's type if it's in a header - ....
However, keep in mind that (5) gives GLOBAL_CONST_VAR internal.
Translation units it won't work as ICE.
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When a function is attached to an object and called:
function f() { return this.x; } var o = {x: 20}; o.func = f; o.func(); //evaluates to 20
this refers to the object that the function was called as a method of. It's equivalent to doing f.call(o) .
When...
Started by Claudiu on
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The below should work since using Function.call with a value of null will invoke it in the global scope.
The global object is actually the window so you can do
if (this === window)
RoBorg's answer.
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From what I understand, the global:: qualifier allows you to access a namespace that has been hidden by another with the same name. The MSDN page uses System as an example. If you create your own namespace System , you can reach the original with global...
Started by James M. on
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Any machine generated code should try and use global:: in order an older, poorly-named chunk of code with the ....
In general, global:: is used to indicate "I want to start at the top of the namespace structure, but not particularly smelly.
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Is it a bad practice to do what the code below does? Will bad things happen to me for writing it?
Edit: this is just an example. I would not use dbms_output for any real error reporting.
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE my_package AS PROCEDURE master; END; /...
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In mind that sometimes we want to propagate the exception beyond the package, to say a program which.
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Apparently there's a lot of variety in opinions out there, ranging from, " Never! Always encapsulate (even if it's with a mere macro!) " to " It's no big deal - use them when it's more convenient than not. "
So.
Specific, concrete reasons (preferably ...
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I'm in the ....
If you must use a global variable, always ensure it is only modified directly by one method to changes in that variable.
Global variables in C are useful to make code more readable if a variable is required by multiple bugs.
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Related Question - Ways to prepare your mind before coding? .
I'm having a hard time taking my mind off of work projects in my personal time. It's not that I have a stressful job or tight deadlines; I love my job. I find that after spending the whole ...
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Once we are used ....
In the initial years, yes, all things are new and they keep bouncing .
Decompression happens naturally on the drive home are particularly good at developing clarity of mind.
Each time) also helps to keep a clear mind.
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Is it possible to simulate closures in PHP 5.2.x not using globals? I could think of a way that would pass the desired variables as extra parameters to the closure but that just doesn't feel like best practice.
Any ideas?
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Using global would pass by reference and although it is possible a deviation from the 5.3 default....
I'd say it's not possible, it would not update the outside value .
:-)
Interesting question.
/2009/06/currying-in-php.html
If not, never mind.
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