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I use vectors, lists, strings and wstrings obsessively in my code. Are there any catch 22s involved that should make me more interested in using arrays from time to time, chars and wchars instead?
Basically, if working in an environment which supports...
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Even with vector and string when you access an element by index you need to first retrieve the buffer address... .
One problem is the overhead when accessing elements.
They are safer than chars.
If you don't need real time responses, stick with your approach .
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I had this idea today and I wanted to run it by you all. I have the tow package for my Tacoma. Now, my friend was telling me to get a tow ball so I can tow things. Well, I didn't think that I would use it that much, if at all. Now I was wondering about...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at tacomaworld):
Some companies and members on here make them.
Http://www.4wheelparts.com/aux_incl/...XP&w=200&h=200
Something like this? Yes you can get a shackle.
Related shopping results:
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In SQL Server, what are Instead Of triggers?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Instead Of Triggers are attached to a table in a similar way, but the code inside them is executed in place of the original updating statement.
From Database Journal :
What are "Instead Of" triggers?
In previous versions of SQL Server.
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I heard you should define sizes and distances in your stylesheet with em instead of in pixels. So the question is why should I use em instead of px when defining styles in css? Is there a good example that illustrates this?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Using....
Using px to define width Here is an illustrating as it is locked to 50px .
So a good practice is to use em's instead.
It is wrong + + or Ctrl + -.
If they would have used em units instead of px, there would not have been a problem.
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Why should I use function __construct() instead of function className() in PHP 5?
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You extend a class, you use base for calling base class constructors instead of a named object.
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Under what conditions should you choose tables instead of DIVs in HTML coding?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Possibly most importantly, you.
Classes defined in your CSS; you can target the tags directly instead.
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How could I get the value of a element by name instead of by ID eg if I use by id it would be $('#id').val();
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Use the name attribute selector:
$("input[name=nameGoesHere]").val();
$('[name=whatever]').val()
The jQuery documentation is your friend. .
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Why should I use <?php instead of <? in my php script?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It should be noted that some server configurations....
<? is simply a shortcut for the full syntax.
This is essentially a dupe of http://stackoverflow.com/questions/436688/difference-between-php-echo-sessionid-and-sessionid
Both are semantically the same .
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How do you setup ssh to authenticate a user using keys instead of a username / password?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Then they need to put the contents of their public key ( id_rsa... .
For each user: they should generate (on their local machine) their keypair using ssh-keygen -t rsa (the rsa can be replaced with dsa or rsa1 too, though those options are not recommended) .
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Is there a performance penalty for working with a vector from the standard library in C++ instead of arrays in C?
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Fixed-sized arrays in C will have the slight advantage that their address is fixed after linking (if ... .
No, there's not (provided you compile with optimization so inlining can happen), provided you mean dynamically sized C "arrays" obtained with malloc .
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