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It seems I've got to agree with this post when it states that
[...] code in dynamically typed languages follows static-typing conventions
Much dynamic language code I encounter does indeed seem to be quite static (thinking of PHP) whereas dynamic approaches...
Started by Dario on
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However, although many dynamic languages have strong support for continuations programmers would argue that LISP is the most dynamic language of all due to its first class support it's not languages that write dynamic code....
Elements.
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Dynamic languages are on the rise and there are plenty of them: e.g. Ruby, Groovy, Jython, Scala (not fully dynamic) etc etc. My background is in Java SE and EE programming and I want to extend my knowledge into one of these dynamic languages to be better...
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Usefully implement in a dynamic language? Is it small enough to try on a couple of them, to get a feeling of how they differ?
JScript is quite usefull, and its certainly a dynamic language, but it seems to be the new JVM language de jour....
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Is there a way to have a mysql select statement return fully qualified column names like "table.field" without using AS for every single field?
like so:
SELECT * FROM table1 LEFT JOIN table2 on table1.f_ID = table2.ID
and the result would be: "table1....
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If you qualified field names in the statement would yield... .
You could write some dynamic SQL to accomplish this, but it wouldn't be simple.
Using fullyNot really.
Really want the dynamic SQL, let me know and I could try to whip something up.
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Hello, I'm not good with all the these different specs that are usually used.
At the moment I'm wondering that when it says in manual that amplifier's dynamic headroom is 1,2db to 8 ohm and 2db to 4 ohm, does it mean that amplifier is incapable to amplify...
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The "torque" or power is there when called upon for a race car is a very different... .
Dynamic headroom to a 50wpc amp with a true dynamic headroom of say 3db.
For a race car is a very different animal than a 500 hp engine for a semi truck .
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In creating CSS styles one approach seems to be a fully qualified style such as
#pnlImage div.ipd-imageInfo div.ipd-tags span.ipd-tag
compared to a shorter definition such as
div.ipd-tags span.ipd-tag
which would uniquely identify the style as well. However...
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Is there a performance hit from fully qualifying a style, i.e., it is longer?
Yes, on every dynamic change of the DOM-tree, the CSS-expression has.
So I suggest you profile it to be sure.
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I want to learn dynamic method and its practical example using c#. Is there any relation between dynamic method and Reflection? Please help me.
Started by Pankaj on
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We are using Dynamic methods.
Il.Emit(OpCodes.Ret);
Fully commented example is here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/exczf7b9.aspx I should note that this method is very slow and not very useful.
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What is a dynamic SQL query, and when would I want to use one? I'm using SQL Server 2005.
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Here's a few articles:
Intro to Dynamic SQL ....
A dynamic sql query is one that is built as the programm is running as opposed to a query or application server (debatable if you'd still call it 'dynamic') or within the DB server.
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This would be my issue I have a drop down that's not displaying fully. I'm not sure even where to start so here's the HTML surronding the drop down and I'll provide the CSS also.
HTML
<div id="add_item"> <ul class="vert"> <li> <ul...
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The key also is that the second drop down dose work (same styles applied except... .
Thanks for the idea @EndangeredMassa, but that doesn't work.
Remove that and see if it fixes the issue.
It looks like you are setting "line-height:15px;" on "select" elements .
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A) What do we consider as a dynamic sql statement?
Any sql statement that dynamically adds a clause(s) or even just a part of a clause to a SQL string?
b)Aren’t then parameterized strings that use placeholders for dynamically supplied values also considered...
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Certainly anything involving EXEC (@sql) or EXEC sp_ExecuteSQL....
So, it isn't dynamic SQL if you just supply a value at execution time.
The emphasis lies on statement.
A dynamic SQL statement is a statement that is built at execution time.
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I was just doing some yicky code and I thought, instead of using three dynamic arrays, as such:
dim x() as string, y() as string, z() as string
It will be nicer to have a 3 dimensional dynamic array. But; the help and my fumbling experiments has not revealed...
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Dim x list as String
That is fully dynamic and takes a stringA dynamic array is declared the same way regardless of the number of dimensions (arrays.
Could use lists instead of arrays.
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