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Class EXAMPLE{ public func1() private func2() func3() }
I have checked for documented entities only. I have documentation for func1 and func3 but no documentation for func2. I have
EXTRACT_ALL = NO EXTRACT_PRIVATE = NO EXTRACT_STATIC = NO EXTRACT_LOCAL...
Started by ashishsagarwal on
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If you only want to include documented....
And I don't want it display in the list of documentation.
Thanks for the quickest response is not documented at all.
Instructs Doxygen to ignore the private even if they are documented.
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Apple submission app aproves when we add UIView inside non-documented UIViews? I mean,
// search for non-documented subview... UIView *nv = ... //non-documented view; [nv addSubview:myNormalView];
Is that ok to Apple?
Thanks. Hami
Started by Hamiseixas on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If by non documented you mean views or UI elements that are part of the SDK but are not documented.
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What's your way to learn an open source project if the project is poorly documented?
Read source code?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Also, some poorly documented....
I asked something similar some time ago of the entire system .
About their naming conventions, the classes often document themselves and you'll be able to see working with code that hasn't been documented.
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It's at least common practice to treat null BSTR (null WCHAR* pointer) as an empty string and design all the code manipulating BSTRs accordingly. Answers to this question say the same.
Where is this practice documented? Is there any official document ...
Started by sharptooth on
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In addition.
It's unfortunate that the page for BSTR in MSDN doesn't document this practice.
Answer.
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I am looking at bunch of syslog messages written by dhcpd. I want to write a quick parser that can deconstruct the message into its component parts, but I don't know what the various parts mean. I assume this is documented somewhere, but my simple queries...
Started by Chas. Owens on
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Dhcpd is pretty sparsely documented in general - I've never seen docs on the logging format.
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I need to monitor and, if it is needed, decline process start in the Windows XP and Vista OS? What are known/documented/undocmented methods? What about known hacks of this methods?
(It will be used for the shareware firewall/security software).
Started by Omega on
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If you are on Pro/Biz/Ent/Ultimate editions group policy can be used to block specified executables from being launched, or limit to a specified... .
There is no [1] method to decide whether to allow the start or not .
For monitoring you can use WMI events.
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We are about to redesign our calculation engine, and want each step in the calculation to be traceable/documented so that the user can get a complete report on what amounts make up each total.
Are there any patterns or good examples on how to implement...
Started by Vegar on
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You build the expression you wish to calculate as a tree of operators and operands:
class Node;
class operator : public node ... .
Yes, log the intermediate steps in the calculation as though you were submitting your work to a fussy mathematics professor .
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I consider going with Objective-J, instead writing plain JavaScript. But I wonder if the documentation of the language and the frameworks is good enough, since it seems like a very young development.
Started by openfrog on
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The only docs & howtos I can find are in the official... .
Documentations are lacking at this moment I think but the mailing list is active.
One thing for sure, it is intended for web "apps" instead of web "sites" .
Been trying it for future development.
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Update:
Thank you all for chiming in. It's tough to pick a winner, so I went with the highest voted with the most information. I'll check out perlmonks and I'll look into some of the books mentioned as well.
End Update
Let's say I'm looking for help with...
Started by 42 on
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I believe part of the problem is....
I have used Perl for many years, and have found that "the Camel book" is really the best resource available for instruction, example code, and language reference .
CPAN ?
Try reading Programming Perl or Learning Perl.
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Hi there, Pulling my hair out trying to figure out where class_inheritable_reader is documented in Rails.
A Google search revealed its existence, and looking in the gem itself ya find the method:
def class_inheritable_reader(*syms) syms.each do |sym| ...
Started by btelles on
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If you open up the folder where gems are installed on your machine, you can navigate to:
activesupport/lib/active_support/core... .
No documentation but you can see the implementation.
It appears to be an extension to Class.
I found it on APIdock.
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