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I would like a process to always run at the user level. Either when it is launched by the installer (custom, not msi), which runs as at the administrator level, or when a user logs on. Looking around, I'm not sure this is possible.
Started by Spilly on
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Time to start the medium/low level process, the elevated instance by some form of IPC tells the outer.
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Consider the following array of JSON objects:
myList = [ {title:"Parent1", children:[{childname:"Child11"}, {childname:"Child12"}], cars:[{carname:"Car11"}, {carname:"Car12"}] }, {title:"Parent2", children:[{childname:"Child21"}, {childname:"Child22"}...
Started by PS2009 on
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This worked OK for me:
myList[1].children[0].childname
This is also OK:
myList[1]["children"][0].childname;
In full,
<html> <body> <script> var myList = [ {title:"Parent1", children:[{childname:"Child11"}, {childname:"Child12"}], cars... .
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Is there an easy way with python's logging module to send messages with a DEBUG or INFO level and the one with a higher level to different streams?
Is a good idea anyway?
Started by Dinoboff on
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Http://docs.python.org/library/logging.html#logging-to-multiple-destinations
Not necessarily a good idea (it could be confusing to see info and debug messages mixed in with normal output!), but... .
You must define multiple handlers for your logging.
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Hello, I am currently still in school and taking a class on implementing data structures in c++. In my spare time I enjoy programming in "higher level" languages (mostly Ruby with some c#).
So since these higher level languages manage the memory for you...
Started by vrish88 on
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It doesn't become less important in higher level languages, except to the degree....
So since these higher level languages manage the memory for you, what would you use data structures structure choice is important in any language.
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I've been looking at L.in.oleum and am intrigued by it's mix of higher-level constructs (loops, dynamic variables) with low-level assembler power (registers).
Are there other languages like Lino out there, which blend the speed of assembler with productivity...
Started by CodexArcanum on
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FORTH
High Level Assembly ....
It was an interesting experience.
It adds all sorts of higher-level-language but with some higher level constructs like loops and such.
HLASM which we use for quite a bit of development .
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I'm a web coder: I currently enjoy AS3 and deal with PHP. I own a Nintendo DS and want to give C a go.
From a higher level, what basic things/creature comforts are going to go missing? I can't find [for... in] loops, so assume they aren't there, it looks...
Started by Assembler on
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You will ....
Perhaps expect), but very very thin when compared to what higher-level languages give you you hope to achieve? Is it in order to write software for the Nintendo DS?
From a higher level, what at least dabbling in.
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Probably not the best wording for that question but...
I understand there are things like MS Project to manage tasks within a project, however I'm looking for something one level higher. I need to be able to manage projects and available resources themselves...
Started by Telos on
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We use something called Clarity, and another product called OpenWorkbench where... .
Another (better?) term for this is probably "Portfolio Management".
Http://daptiv.com/
A client uses it, but I can't comment on how much of a success it has been for them .
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I haven't taken any math classes above basic college calculus. However, in the course of my programming work, I've picked up a lot of math and comp sci from blogs and reading, and I genuinely believe I have a decent mathematical mind. I enjoy and have...
Started by levand on
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I mean there's so much to learn that going solo is really impractical if you want to have more than... .
There's something to be said for the pressure of being graded .
If you're like me you'd need the structure.
Take a class at your local community college.
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My CS department is currently considering a new introductory "high level" programming course. It is partly aimed at non-majors or those with other primary majors that will find it useful to build programs, including biocomputation, etc.
I have a PhD in...
Started by RD1 on
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I'd like intellisense but....
IMO, a statically typed language is the best way to start teaching high-level programming.
It's a good way for people to be able to see what writing their own programs can problems .
Of the lower level details.
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I can create a compose operator in R:
`%c%` = function(x,y)function(...)x(y(...))
To be used like this:
> numericNull = is.null %c% numeric > numericNull(myVec) [2] TRUE FALSE
but I would like to know if there is an official set of functions to ...
Started by Alex Brown on
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Both of these functions actually exist in the roxygen package ( see the source code here ) from Peter Danenberg (was originally based on Byron... .
Found via this conversation on the R Mail Archive.
There is a function called Curry in the roxygen package .
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