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In PHP error reporting, E_ALL equals 8191 ( ) E_STRICT equals 2048 (1 ) Using bitwise OR to combine them: 1 we still get: Why is the result of E_ALL | E_STRICT the same as E_ALL ? How does error_reporting() function distinguish between E_ALL | E_STRICT...
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From Predefined Constants E_ALL is defined as: All errors and warnings, as supported, except....
Your values are incorrect.
You want: error_reporting(E_ALL | E_STRICT); E_ALL does not include E_STRICT (but it will in PHP 6+).
Opened a LinkedHashSet source code today and found some interesting thing: public class LinkedHashSet<E> extends HashSet<E> implements Set<E>, Cloneable, java.io.Serializable { The question is: why do they need both "extends HashSet"...
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You know how Java API ....
Perhaps it has something to do with the way javadoc gets generated .
You could do without the implements Set<E>.
It's redundant.
They did it for readability.
They didn't need to explicitly write implements Set<E>.
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I am using PHP. Could anyone explain differences between error_reporting(E_ALL) and error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE)? I noticed that when I change from E_ALL to E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE, an error which I was hacking, disappears. Regards.
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You are advice during development to set the error reporting ... .
E_ALL would should all the error and warning and notice - everything E_NOTICE is a special error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE); to report everything except notice.
Which one should I use? catch (_com_error e) or catch (_com_error& e)
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Try....
MyException ("error") } catch (Exception e) { /* Implies: Exception e (MyException ("error")) */ /* e is an instance of Exception, but not MyException */ } Catching by reference avoids this issue by not copying the exception.
What meaning has <E> on the code Collection<E> ?
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Imagine.
Interface List<E> { void add(E x); Iterator<E> iterator(); } This means you can build a list, lastName constructor It means that you're dealing with a collection of items with type E .
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Netcat [...] -e program nc [...] -e program Is supposed to run program as a server (as far as its stdin and stdout are concerned). netcat on Mac OS X does not seem to have this -e option. Why is that and is there a way to enable it?
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Chances are you found a version that someone modified, or wrote the -e flag on any version of netcat I checked (SLES11/Debian Lenny/Ubuntu Karmic, 10.5.8, 10.6.2? edit: Karmic has the -e flag.....
Uses -e to specify IPSEC parameters.
What is the difference between try { } catch { throw; } and try { } catch(Exception e) { throw e;} and when should i use one or another?
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*/ throw; ....
} are similar in that both will catch every (Exception e) { /* ...
} catch (Exception e) { ...
You should use try { } catch(Exception e) { throw } if you want to do the () here */ try { ...
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I have a string similar to 'l','e','t','t','e','r','s' or ('l','e','t','t','e','r','s') I know this should be very easy but i dont know how. I know replacing ' and , with "" is an option since both are illegal characters in the result string but i feel...
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Result = "('l','e','t','t','e','r','s')".Replace("(", String.Empty).Replace("'", String.Empty; or result = RegEx.Replace("('l','e','t','t','e','r','s')", "[^a-zA-Z]+", String.Empty); or result = String.Join(String.Empty, new....
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