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If the framework is persistence agnostic, can my unit tests construct a file system version of the persistance store underneath my entity model?
I'll be using the model first features of entity framework in the GUI for sure because it's too easy for my...
Started by CVertex on
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LINQ-to-SQL can have persistence ignorance, but in reality people tend to use the lazy loading and attributed... .
A forced base class, lots of EF ties, etc).
That is one of the biggest criticisms (i.e.
Entity Framework does not have true persistence ignorance.
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In the following code:
_imageView.hasHorizontalScroller = YES; _imageView.hasVerticalScroller = YES; _imageView.autohidesScrollers = YES; NSLog(@"scrollbar? H %p V %p hide %p", &(_imageView.hasHorizontalScroller), &(_imageView.hasVerticalScroller), &(...
Started by Brian Postow on
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(Maybe an int , I can't remember, but it's something like that.) So you're trying to take the address... .
Those properties are all BOOL types, which is (I believe) an unsigned char in Objective-C .
I'm not 100% sure, but I'm going to take a stab at the answer .
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The girls name we love doesn't have a particularly nice meaning but we're going to use it anyway. It's not as though people go around saying "Hi, my name's , which means !"
Would the meaning of a name turn you off using that particular name?
Started by littlemrsmel on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at maternal):
Maybe a little, but it would depend on the meaning, I think it would only effect our usage if it were....
Not at all, a big percentage of the name meanings are totally invented anyway.
Oliver would have most likely been Claudia, so not really .
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Are 3-Year-Old Mean Girls Proof Women Are Born Wicked?
Started by Cafe Steph on
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Just because someone....
I volunteered at a preschool during my summers in High school and I remembered it is a learned behaviour .
I don't think we're born mean, but I do think that parents, media, peers and experiences can make someone mean.
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What is the meaning of R? The PG means parental Guidance .. So what does R mean ? If the PG is Parental Guidance,, what is R ??
Started by ItsMeNiz on
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Restricted
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120504230949AAOzK12 Restricted.
< idk if thats how you spell it but you have to be like 17 or older .
Ristricted.
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Hey everyone zayloxithe here,
i want to get a spade, like the one seen in a deck of cards, tattoo. i wanted to get the tattoo because it's my favorite suit of cards, along with diamonds as my second favorite suit. the other reason would be a minor form...
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And besides, since it's on your upper arm it won't .
Say stuff like "Oh you like white supremacy?" They'll say "What does that tattoo mean to you?" You mean to you?" You give it your own meaning.
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Dunno if this is a gender-based miscommunication or if it was just a poor choice of words on his part. He said, "do you want to go ring shopping?"
Apparently that phrase did not mean what I thought it did. He clarified the next day that he had meant "...
Started by Dragynphyre on
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That's a thing? Spending 3 month's pay on a ring? Like a thing people actually do? In real life? I mean.
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I am trying to see if the performance of both can be compared based on the objective functions they work on?
Started by anon on
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The main difference is that, in Fuzzy-C Means clustering, each point has a weighting associated with a particular cluster, so a point doesn't sit "in ....
K-Means clustering and Fuzzy-C Means Clustering are very similar in approaches.
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I was always unsure, what does the restrict keyword mean in C++?
Does it mean the two or more pointer given to the function does not overlap? What else does it mean?
Started by acidzombie24 on
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Since header files from some C libraries use the keyword, the C++ language... .
As dirkgently pointed out though, this is a C99 feature, it has nothing to do with C++ .
This is the original proposal to add this keyword.
It was added to the C99 standard.
Nothing.
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When calling execl(...) I get an errno=2. What does it mean ? How can I know the meaning of this errno ?
Started by Barth on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You should avoid using the numeric value and use the constants listed there as well, as the number may change between different systems... .
That should tell you what it means and what to do with them.
Here are the docs.
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