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I have a piece of code that I would like to set as part of the get {} section of a property. However, inside this section I call a SQL query.
I would like to know if the call will be made when the object is constructed (i.e. Object t = new Object()) or...
Started by WedTM on
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The....
The exception to this is if you sql profiler if you want proof .
It will not be called when a new object is created.
The code inside the get section of your property will only be called when the getter of the property is called.
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It has been mentioned that viewWillAppear and viewDidAppear do not get called per the docs. However, I perform no initialization within these methods and no adding UI elements to the view.
I was just using them to place break points to try to debug...
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Don't forget to call
[super this method, you must call super at some point in your implementation..
The code does work correctly in current versions of the SDK .
Become moot.
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I'm using hoverIntent which, as part of its settings, will call a function. I think this is called 'referencing a function' (correct?):
var HIconfig = { interval: 250, sensitivity: 8, over: myFunction, timeout: 100, out: myOtherFunction };
However, I'...
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To indicate where it has been called from, for instance:
myFunction(asOption){ if(asOption) { alert("called from hoverIntent"); } else { alert("called from somewhere else"); } }
or am I completely missing.
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I wonder why the result of an SQL query in PHP PDO is called "statement". I'd expect "record set". My english is pretty bad as I'm not a native speaker.
So: I craeate a "query" to "ask the database to do/retrieve something". Sometimes I use "prepared ...
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The PDOStatement represents both.
That's why it's called a statement.
To execute it again.
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Hi,
I created a class with four methods. I inserted print statements into them, so I could see if they work properly. There is no problem with the first three. But when I call the fourth method nothing prints out. Strangely when I initiate debugger and...
Started by Daniel on
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I can't say anything definitive without seeing the rest of the class, and maybe some of the other classes it uses, but it looks like... .
However, without further information, is almost impossible to help you .
There are a lot of reasons for this to happen .
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I always wonder if it's correct to say that something like THIS is a "pointer", rather than a "variable":
NSString *fooStr = ...;
Would you call "fooStr" a "pointer" rather than a "variable"? Or is it okay to say both here?
Started by openfrog on
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So you CAN call a pointer a variable, but calling it a pointer is more specific..
The data itself.
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I have created dll in C# 3.5 which does some memory intensive matrix calculations where matrices get created and disposed a lot. Everything works fine if dll is called from .Net app but if it is called from C++ created app memory usage just climbs until...
Started by Domagoj Peharda on
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The CLR can only....
Expanding on logicnp's answer.
The GC cannot collect that memory unless all references (including external ones) are released .
Most probably you are not 'Release'ing the references to the .Net object wrappers from your unmanaged app .
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Possible Duplicate:
How can I find the method that called the current method?
How can I get the calling function name from the called function in c#?
Started by Sauron on
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Be careful not to go to far..
The method being called, in which case the above code would return the caller of the caller, so is how far up the call stack to go.
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I am currently working on a custom editor plugin for Eclipse. I've overwritten getAutoEditStrategies like this:
public IAutoEditStrategy[] getAutoEditStrategies( ISourceViewer sourceViewer, String contentType) { return new IAutoEditStrategy[] { new KRLAutoEditStrategy...
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Can't see anything wrong with your custom strategy (almost the same code works fine for me), but to implement some basic kind of auto indention you can use DefaultIndentLineAutoEditStrategy (add it to the array returned by getAutoEditStrategies )
I've... .
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I have window A and window B. In window A I call B.show(). I want to know in window B which method is called and I want to load data when B is showing up. thanks,
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By this way }
Then in your AWindow call
BWindow.Show();
You may be surprized, but when you call B.Show() , the method which is called is....
I think it is better to have a Property which is set before B.Show() is being called.
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