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Does Visual Studio 2008 support HTML 5 compliant code generated for browsers?
Started by Ravia on
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In that case you should write your own control adapters... .
You can let .NET generate HTML5 code for you.
Visual Studio can validate code that you've written, but not HTML 5 by default.
This is done by the System.Web .NET code.
Gerenate much html.
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I have C# wrapper of a C Library. It has a method that returns an sbyte that is supposed to represent a char. I can use Convert.ToChar but this is not CLS-compliant. What is the best practice for converting this sbyte to a char compliantly?
Started by Skippy on
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Make the wrapper use byte..
Then, you can use the question :) Sbyte is not cls compliant to begin with.
System.Buffer.BlockCopy can be used to convert sbyte arrays to byte arrays.
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I've got an UberJar with all my java classes, but want to execute this jar with an external persistence.xml file. Per the specification, Hibernate (or any other JPA provider) looks for the persistence.xml file in any META-INF folder that's on the classpath...
Started by Steve Moyer on
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You could write your own bootstrap class that ....
From the -jar command line option:
"-jar" When you use this option, the JAR file is the source of all user classes, and other user class path settings are ignored
So, it the seems the direct answer is no .
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Currently I'm learning all the stuff around key-value coding.
In the docs they say:
Any object in the key path sequence that is not key-value coding compliant for the appropriate key receives a valueForUndefinedKey: message.
I try to imagine a situation...
Started by Thanks on
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If you read carefully, you'll see it says "key-value coding compliant for the appropriate key to valueForUndefinedKey: because NSString is not KVC-compliant for the key "dippingSauce" — it doesn't compliant for the appropriate key....
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Why do I get, "Identifier 'Logic.DomainObjectBase._isNew' is not CLS-compliant"?
public abstract class DomainObjectBase { protected bool _isNew; }
Started by MatthewMartin on
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CLS-compliant language compilers must follow the rules of Annex 7 of Technical Report 15 of the Unicode Standard 3.0, which governs the set of characters that can start and be included :
That is, the first character of an identifier ....
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Why are unsigned int's not CLS compliant. I start to think type-specification is just for performance, and not for correctness.
Started by doekman on
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That all CLS-compliant languages can produce verifiable code if they choose to do so."
Update: I did if there is absolutely no concept, ever? Unsigned integers are not CLS compliant because they're demonstrates that the CLR can....
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Background:
I have a collegue who needs to convert text from a PL/SQL method into XML compliant text, as he is constructing a excel spreadsheet by updating a text template.
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When on the database side and use....
Then you can call that function from Forms.
Using that and nothing...you can generate the xml manually, using something like this
utl_file.put_line a varchar2 or clob, depending on the size of your XML.
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This MSDN article states that getcwd() has been deprecated and that the ISO C++ compatible _getcwd should be used instead, which raises the question: what makes getcwd() not ISO-compliant?
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For example, when you include Microsoft run-time header files, you can still locally override the Microsoft-specific function named it with a very careful lawyer....
These names can be overridden only locally, within the scope of your code.
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I am currently reading Albahari 's C# 3.0 in a Nutshell and on pg. 241, whilst talking about Array indexing, he says this:
Nonzero-based arrays are not CLS (Common Language Specification)-compliant
What does it mean exactly, for nonzero arrays to not ...
Started by Andreas Grech on
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A nonzero-based array would not be compliant as other languages expect arrays to be zero-based() { } }
This type would....
For compliance that guarantees that other languages (VB.NET, F#, etc.) can use assemblies that you have built with C#.
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Is there an incantation of mysqldump or a similar tool that will produce a piece of SQL2003 code to create and fill the same databases in an arbitrary SQL2003 compliant RDBMS?
(The one I'm trying right now is MonetDB)
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From SQL Server 2000 or 2005 you can have it generate scripts for your objects, but I am not sure.
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