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This is clearly subjective, but also interesting I think.
I find that some WCF features (like hosting and transport independence) make it useful even for non-conventional scenarios (where by "conventional" I mean service oriented environment and architectures...
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Instances....
I've used WCF to file stream audio and video, but now that I've checked Google it looks like other people had the same idea :)
One app that I worked on was a distributed testing app which tested load and functionality of another application .
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Which is more conventional in C#?
class Foo { private string _first; private string _second; public Foo(string first) { _first = first; _second = string.Empty; } }
or
class Foo { private string _first; private string _second = string.Empty; public Foo...
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I would choose the second....
You may have multiple constructors and forget to do the init in one of them .
Don't know about convention, but the safer way is initializing members as in your second example.
It looks more natural.
I like the second way.
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Conventional memory under DOS (fist 640kB) contains the operating system, drivers, and possibly one executing program. How is this memory laid out to avoid conflict between those programs? For example, is part of that address space reserved?
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This goes into more detail
http://www.frontiernet.net/~fys/rombios.htm
DOS loads the program into memory, using information in the EXE header to relocate... .
Hope this helps, Best regards, Tom.
See here for a far detailed view of the DOS Memory layout here .
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We are having a site which are having bulk data like approx 50000 to 1 records. I want to render this data in my site with paging of 10. Which Technology i should use for that. Performance is key thing of us. So should i use JSON to call web service and...
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Database software usually provides ways ....
Sending and rendering 10 elements will be extremely fast regardless of the technology (JSON, full page refresh...)
What is important here is how the server will select those 10 elements out of 50k-100k records .
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An [ApplicationName]-Info.plist file is created with every new iPhone SDK project. My question: is it conventional to add custom property keys to Info.plist and access them programmatically or should they be created in a separate plist?
Perhaps it doesn...
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See the docs :
You can include your keys in....
The Info.plist can contain any custom keys.
Using the bundle descriptor plist for your custom attributes isn't dirty, it's almost universal .
You add them to Info.plist and then access them programmatically .
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I'm only vaguely familiar with Unix and the filesystem convention for Macs, so sorry if this is a dumb/easy question.
I've downloaded an application that is a command-line application, and want to put it somewhere where I can run it from the command-line...
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The default $PATH variable for a regular user puts looks like this:
/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11/bin
By putting /usr/... .
Macs are highly non-standard in this regard.
Here's a nice explanation why.
I tend to go with /usr/local.
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I'm thinking about starting work on a fairly large scale .NET or ASP.NET project (I haven't decided yet, but it is likely that, eventually, it will be accessible from both a desktop application written in .NET as well as an ASP.NET web application). However...
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In addition to this approach....
If you are working with the web forms technology and want the ability to create a desktop application with the same code base I would suggest using the Model View Presenter pattern to break out the UI from the business coding .
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I'm currently installing NetBeans, and the default install directory is /home/thomasowens/netbeans-6.8 . I'm not a fan of that location, so I'm looking at /etc , /bin , /usr/bin , and /sbin . Does Linux have a place that, by convention, is the same as...
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However, when it comes to more modern programs (or ones without an installer) that have a lot of additional... .
I would have thought that the default location is /bin , it is where pretty much everything gets installed by default if using apt-get or similar.. .
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Does anyone know where I can find a conventional stock for my shotgun? I have a pistol grip stock now and am thinking of switching to a conventional stock.
I would like to keep the pistol grip stock but may be persuaded to trade for a regular stock if...
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I am sure in time, one.
The "Comfort Tech" are pretty pricey I see so I won't be going the conventional stock might be faster to reload as the grip kinda gets in the way.
To a conventional with no response.
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I'm looking for a way to invert arbitrary NSColor values at runtime, and there doesn't appear to be any built-in method to do so.
I will be using a category to extend NSColor as follows:
NSColor * invertedColor = [someOtherColor inverted];
Here is the...
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Perhaps....
Here's a StackOverflow question regarding complements in JavaScript.
Inverting means something different in this context.
From what you describe, it sounds like what you really want is a function to find a color's complement, not its inverse .
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