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If a PHP session variable is stored on file (like it is by default) then let's say I store a user's name into a session variable...
$_SESSION['username'] = 'Jason Davis';
Now when a page is built, if I call $_SESSION['username'] 100 times in the process...
Started by jasondavis on
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The file is only read when you call the session_start.
Runtime is ended or session_write_close is called.
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I am trying to consume data from a webservice published by a 3rd party. I have a SDK win-app that is able to call the service (from my dev machine) and get results, but a web-app (running on the same machine) which has the same code, is getting nothing...
Started by madcolor on
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by 5 people.
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Can you elaborate? Does the call not return.
Also, you say you get nothing back.
You have an "SDK win-app"? Is there some SDK code that calls the web service, or are you calling Security issue.
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In a word, how?
I have a view controller that creates a few custom objects. One of those objects needs to call a method back in the controller. The object looks like it wants to call a class method in the controller, which might be fine, except that class...
Started by Eric Christensen on
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by 3 people.
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To create objects which can call the controller (to create more of the same), that i can help you.
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I'm just about to make my first trip into the world of JNI (Java Native Interface) to provide file system change notifications from platform specific C/C++ code to Java. That is unless someone suggest some brilliant library for doing this that I've missed...
Started by Free Wildebeest on
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by 5 people.
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Personally I would....
I strongly dislike make because of its implicit ruleset and treatment of whitespace .
As a simpler alternative to JNI, try JNA: https://jna.dev.java.net/, may solve this hassle for you and be simpler (assuming it can do what you want) .
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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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by 3 people.
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Be careful not to go to far..
Is how far up the call stack to go.
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Forgive me if the answer is obvious as it has been a long time since I have programmed vbscript.
Are there any avantages to using Call when calling a function in vbscript?
For example:
SomeFunction param1, param2
vs
Call SomeFunction (param1, param2)
Started by Kevin on
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The following example shows two ....
The Call statement is not required, but if you do use it, you must enclose any arguments in parentheses .
The difference as per MSDN -
To call a Sub procedure from another procedure.
No, there is not.
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I need a way to know the name of calling method in C#.
For instance:
private void doSomething() { // I need to know who is calling me? (method1 or method2). // do something pursuant to who is calling you? } private void method1() { doSomething(); } private...
Started by ecleel on
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A caller should....
; // get call stack StackTrace stackTrace = new StackTrace(); // get calling method name Console.WriteLinefrom http://www.csharp-examples.net/reflection-calling-method-name/
using System.Diagnostics want to do this.
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Hi,
Say my base method looks like:
public int GetCount() { }
Now I inherit from GetCount's class, and do:
public new int GetCount() { int count = base.GetCount(); count += 1; return count; }
Will calling base.GetCount() cause a return before my increment...
Started by mrblah on
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by 5 people.
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Calling base....
No it will not.
If you are calling it like:
Base b = new Derived(); int result = b.GetCount();
you are calling the base method.
Probably showing us the code that calls it helps.
calling the base method.
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This little bit of syntax has been a bit of a confusion for me in Objective-C.
When should I call self.myObject vs just calling myObject.
It seems redundant however they are not interchangeable.
Would someone please enlighten me?
Started by Jonah on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you're using synthesized accesors, then calling them just adds happens if you later subclassed your class.....
You should almost never call property accessors from within the implementation of the same class to access that state directly.
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I hate cold calling. The idea of it irks me.
Anyway, with starting a mobile website design business , I knew that selling was inevitable. I have a couple guys helping in that department but I came across some region specific software that allows our mobile...
Started by KyleGolemMedia on
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by 17 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at warriorforum):
I'm crap at cold calling, or even warm spend a ....
No need for me to call them direct and start waffling.
Perfect.
I'm crap at cold calling, or even warm calling.
No need for me to call them direct and start waffling.
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