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I wasn't aware of this, but apparently the and and or keywords aren't operators. They don't appear in the list of python operators . Just out of sheer curiosity, why is this? And if they aren't operators, what exactly are they?
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They can't be redefined to support type....
Http://diveintopython.org/power_of_introspection/and_or.html They're keywords , because they're reserved identifiers, not special tokens of symbols .
They're classifying them as keywords earlier in the document.
Can a Superkey include things that aren't part of the Primary key?
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So, e.g., a....
A normalized dataset has tables that hold data about a particular entity relevant to the purpose of the database .
But like a compound primary key, the combination must be unique .
A superkey can contain non-unique identifiersor Primary Key.
What are some key bindings that aren't included?
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A short list of .NET features not available in Monotouch: The Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) Generic Virtual Methods P/Invokes in Generic Types Value types as Dictionary Keys... .
You can find the complete list of limitations in Monotouch at Monotouch.net .
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Following up on my question about jQuery.get() I was wondering if there is a list of DOM properties and methods that aren't available in jQuery that can only be accessible if you were working with the raw DOM object (i.e. $("#someID").get().scrollHeight...
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This statement var obj = jQuery('div'); What properties aren't available through this object that are available.
Sooo...it's only sort of programming related, but I figure it's election day, right? Is there a single good reason why they aren't, not necessarily open source in that anyone can contribute, but open source in that anyone could inspect the source?
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The truth hurts, doesn't it? Voting machines aren't open-source because.
Also, kickbacks.
Out, one of them would go rouge, we'd trust them, and they'd screw us all ) The reason they aren't and software.
I've got the following MXML tag: <mx:Image id="image" width="100%" height="100%" source="@Embed('../assets/Test.swf')" complete="completeHandler(event)" progress="progressHandler(event)"/> But for some reason my completeHandler / progressHandler...
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If you're using an embedded asset, the width / height properties are available immediately... .
Most probably, the swf is not at the right path or is not getting copied to an assets folder in the debug-build/release-build directory .
Check your asset path.
Can anyone think of a way (perhaps using a PowerShell script or similar) where I can look for *.cs files that are on disk in the folder structure, but aren't included in a project file? This has come about gradually over time with merging in Subversion...
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"Show all files" button at the top of Solution Explorer, then manually inspect? .
Works, but is inefficient.
All your .cs files will be mentioned in the project file, right? Scrape the XML, list the files and then do a search on the whole system .
If I'm using Objective-C, here's how I declare an initialize an int: int a = 1; vs an object: myObj *a = [[myObj alloc] init]; So this is a pointer to an object as denoted by the '*'. My question is, why aren't objects of type id declared this way? I....
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Because id is defined as: typedef struct objc_object....
You can always treat it as typedef <some-mysterious-root-type>* id if you want .
Identifier isn't the object itself.
Identifier, like pointer, identifies the object.
Because id means identifier.
I don't know what changed (or if this is just a fluke with Google Talk at the moment), but my Google Talk buddies aren't appearing online in Pidgin even though they are. I tried deleting the account and adding it again, but to no avail. I can still talk...
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Follow the instructions here or here If it still fails you can always use Gtalk.exe with wine,It works like a charm... .
I assume you are using a lunux machine.
Please make sure that you have actually configured the Pidgin messenger to work with GoogleTalk .
I guess this have been answered before, but I just couldn't find the answer here or on Google, but I think that it is because I couldn't type the right question... Can someone please explain why aren't pointers initialized to NULL? Example: void test(...
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And ....
Because initialisation takes time.
Why it is done like that in C, is another question, but I think that the zero overhead principle was involved somehow in this design decision .
For historical reasons, mainly because this is how it is done in C .
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