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So let's say I have the following in 'foo.css':
.border { border : solid 1px; } #foo { color : #123; } #bar { color : #a00; }
Now let's say that I have two divs I want borders for, so I do:
<div id="foo" class="border">Foo</div> <div id...
Started by Jason on
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Sass lets you write css style sheets in a more... .
The best you can do is something like:
#foo, #bar, .border { border : solid 1px; } #foo { color : #123; } #bar { color : #a00; }
You might be interested in mixins with Sass .
That is not supported by css.
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Is there a way to (semi) automatically convert a sharepoint 2007 site template to a site definition? This seems like it could be quicker than building a site definition from scratch, yet provide the benefits of the site definition.
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The program enables developers.
Extract from the VSeWSS generates a Site Definition project from an existing SharePoint site.
Hi,
I think with VSeWSS 1.2 you can convert a site to an site definition.
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If definition stands for assigning memory. How come a class definition in C++ has no memory assigned until an object is instantiated.
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That code to allocate for each class instance....
The class definition gets compiled down into code.
The idea that "definition stands for assigning memory"? Can you provide a quote or reference?
C++ Object creation (via new ) assigns memory.
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Which determines the scope of a variable, the declaration or definition?
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EDIT 2: Basically I think my point is that you can't really have a ....
So is determined by the definition, which is ALSO the declaration.
Declarator of the definition.
It enters scope at the ...
The definition determines the scope.
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All I know about the constraint is it's name ( SYS_C003415 ), but I want to see it's definition.
Started by Hank Gay on
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Select OWNER, CONSTRAINT_NAME, CONSTRAINT_TYPE, TABLE_NAME, SEARCH_CONDITION from ALL_CONSTRAINTS where CONSTRAINT_NAME = 'SYS_C003415';
Or to see all constaints use SYS.DBA_CONSTRAINTS (If you have the... .
Looks like I should be querying ALL_CONSTRAINTS.
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I used to use WingIde , where in a shortcut(f4, default) which I used quite often was Goto definition, which will open the definition file, and take me to it. Is there a similar shortcut for eclipse+pydev?
Started by uswaretech on
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It works well on 'self' tokens It can work on methods / attributes from parameters .
For Aptana Pydev, you have " Go To Definition ": F3
The 'go to definition' actions enables you to get to a given definition.
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Hello
Go To definition in Visual studio 2005 works only for files that are in my project. It never works for files that are included in external libraries like mfc. When I say Go To Definition for mfc function it always shows me the header file . Is this...
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Well if you think about it logically, as far as visual studio knows the only definition of the MFC object that is available is the definition it sees in the associated MFC header file, so unless that intellisense/go to definition....
Interfaces.
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How can i have a pointer to the next struct in the definition of this struct? :
typedef struct A { int a; int b; A* next; } A;
this is how i first wrote it but it does not work.
Started by claferri on
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You can used struct A ), but the typedef is not available until after the typedef definition is complete....
Typedef struct A A; struct A { int a; int b; A* next; };
Edit the struct definition (i.e.
The struct in a subsequent definition.
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A SharePoint site template is basically a saved version the differences between a Site Definition and the current state of a site. I've read that Site Templates can only be applied to sites that use the same Site Definition that was used to create the...
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For example, Team Site, Blank Site, and Document Workspace all share .
Good luck!
Use these steps to determine what site definition a site template which site definition was used.
And is not that hard to find.
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I am trying to evaluate a function in a new context, ie, one that contains a certain word defined that does not exist in the scope. It is easy enough if I have the definition of the function as a string, but I would like to provide the ability to do this...
Started by kaleidomedallion on
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This will work, though I'm sure there's a lengthier.
Try simply taking out the .definition() .
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