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I'm trying to get my head around TDD methodology and have run into - what I think is - a chicken-and-egg problem: what to do if a bug fix involves the changing of a method's signature.
Consider the following method signature:
string RemoveTokenFromString...
Started by jpoh on
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You then can proceed on adding just the parameter to the test and the implementation, but do nothing with... .
Whatever you do, you first want to get to a state where you have a compiling but failing test case that reproduces the bug .
Red, Green, Refactor.
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I'm having trouble laying a html div over the Google Earth plugin in a web application, any help would be appreciated.
It's fine for Map, Terrain and Hybrid mode, but on ' Earth ' mode, the Flash kicks in and automatically layers the map on top .
Z-indexing...
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I guess an Iframe may be a way around it, as long as you check ... .
Browsers usually let go of most of their ability to 'layer' elements when plugins are involved.
If it is a plugin, then you cannot reliably place other elements over the top of it .
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Every time I access data in $_SESSION, Does it immediately update the session file on the disk, or just once when the process goes down? Or every n bytes of data change (flush)?
This question is not necessarily about the specific file session handler,...
Started by Itay Moav on
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The one called "write" does not have....
There are 6 callbacks used to manage session variables.
You can write your own handler to make sure it only happens as often as you like if you want to be absolutely sure about the behavior .
Depends on the handler.
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I usually play with elisp code on my scratch buffer. I find it hard to play with elisp code that moves cursors in this way because I don't know how to separate the buffer for editing code and the buffer for testing the code.
For example if I want to play...
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Otherwise, learn to think in bigger chunks, and test in your test buffer with... .
Compile the function with edebug ( C-u C-M-x instead of C-M-x ), switch to a buffer to experiment in, invoke the function via M-:, and then single-step ( n ) in the debugger .
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Hello there,
I have 2 textbox on the screen, one is 'from amount' the other 'to amount'. The validation rule is 'from amount' should be less than 'to amount'.
Now my question is ,when user enters a pair of amounts in which 'from amount' is grater than...
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I have found that if I try to change textbox B based on a change to textbox... .
When I validate a textbox that depends on the value of another textbox, instead of highlighting like you've mentioned I intercept the value change and accept or reject the change .
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As an example, if I have an element whose size I want to be twice the size of another element, how would I achieve this?
An example would be the following, mirroredObject is the object that I want to use half of it's width for the width of the Border ...
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Following is my solution....
Thanks to levanovd for providing a hint on how to solve this problem .
Hope it helps.
For example of binding converter please read this article.
You can use binding converter that convert int to another int using your formula .
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I was reading an interview with The Saturdays recently and they said they brought their dogs to work...do they mean as in recording studio or their label's office?
It got me thinking for example what a typical day for a popstar involves. Do they go to...
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Do they go to a recording studio,their label's office,write music,etc.. .
For a popstar involves.
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Yet another dumb question: This one involves the volume/tone relationship Lately, I've been using the volume knob as more of a tone control and I've noticed rolling back the volume on my guitar really seems to differentially cut the higher end frequencies...
Started by Tidal Rhythm on
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You need a .022 cap on your volume knob pot to help combat "treble bleed... .
I'm sure someone else will give the technical details.
Many onboard volume controls are designed to change tone.
Volume pedals are usually designed to be as transparent as possible .
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Specifically the Falmer within ;_; Everything changed when I started to seriously .
involves Dwemer Ruins.
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