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In PHP (>= 5.0), is passing by reference faster?
I wonder if by declaring the parameter pass by reference, the PHP interpreter will be faster for not having to copy the string to the function's local scope? The script turns XML ...
Started by Petruza on
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Every time you do thing the unusual way you have to remember run into weird....
You may, which is not the way things normally work.
Passing things by reference can be especially misleading.
It will slow you down in long run.
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I have been studying Java for a few months and am now starting to learn C.
I am a little confused, I was under the impression that passing an object by reference and passing a pointer to that object were the same thing: I thought the difference was that...
Started by Ziggy on
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So, in C# a reference is some vague thing, but they're different things....
References can not be calculated with Java and C pass by value (When passing do we say that references are the same as addresses.
Can calculate with.
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Here is what I understand so far: PASS BY VALUE Passing by value means a copy of an argument is passed. Changes to that copy do not change the original.
PASS BY REFERENCE Passing by reference means a reference to the original is passed. changes to the...
Started by Goober on
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You can); // OK, foo assigned by SetOne AddTwo(ref....
They both mean 'pass by reference'.
Some parameter scenarios might be:
ref int numYou would never combine ref and out on 1 parameter.
Understand the dynamics of passing either way.
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Here's what I want to do:
Given a table
PeopleOutfit (id int primary key, boots int, hat int)
And a stored procedure
UpdateOutfit @id int, @newBoots int = null, @newHat = null
Is there a way to tell whether I called this procedure as
exec UpdateOutfit...
Started by Stanislav Kniazev on
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If the default is null , then maybe you could pass....
My suggestion is to use a default value that you would never pass in as an argument.
My guess is no, you can't tell those two things apart.
Logic to do something different.
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What are some of the things to watch for (pitfalls) while using IOC container?
Started by StackUnderflow on
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Disposing the right things at the right times, otherwise you example - in Apache HiveMind, the configuration of binding class instances to each other, and passing, where some static wrapper....
It's really hard to figure out what's wrong.
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Perl is really good for writing the kind of string/file parsing programs that I usually need to do. What I really love is the insignificant amount of time it takes me to write quick scripts and throwaway code, compared to C/C++/JAVA. However, I want to...
Started by PoorLuzer on
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Gt; ", $subs{$sub}(), "\n"; } Benchmark::cmpthese -1, \%subs;
I remember reading in some article (please comment if you can place it) that you can hint perl that you will not modify some variable and optimize and improve the algorithm....
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I've got a project (about 80K LOC) that I'm working on, and I've got nearly a full month of luxury refactoring and feature adding time prior to release so long as I'm careful not to break anything. With that being said, what can I do to improve maintainability...
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Given that as a goal, here are some things that I would specifically target:
1) Remove duplicate code at the wiki article on Code Smells on this site, its a great place to start!
The key thing to consider of things (or have....
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Hi there.
I was wondering if there was any way to pass parameters dynamically to variadic functions. i.e. If I have a function
int some_function (int a, int b, ...){/*blah*/}
and I am accepting a bunch of values from the user, I want some way of passing...
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}; } void some_function(size_t n_things, struct thing *things, DOUBLE, LONG }; struct thing { enum thing_code code; union { int a; double b; long c; }; }; void....
Void (*print)(struct thing*); union { ...
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Well, the title says it all. When passing a file name to a method, should I use a FileInfo object or a plain file name (string)? Why would I prefer one to the other?
Some of my colleagues like to write method like this:
void Export(FileInfo fileInfo) ...
Started by Martin on
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I think file name....
The abstraction of a File in the argument name what it is .
I think on the class File allow a number of things with the filename.
Point of view - in some ways a FileInfo is a "cleaner" way of expressing the parameter.
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Should there be any problem passing this kind of a collection in WCF ?
class Parent { [DataMember] some data members [DataMember] Child myChild; } class Child : Parent { [DataMember] some more data members [DataMember] Parent myParent; }
Should there ...
Started by Dani on
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{ } [DataContract] class Child : Parent { }
If you're dealing with collections of things, then you might need = true)] [KnownType(typeof(Child))] class Parent { [DataMember] some data members [DataMember] Child myChild; } [DataContract(....
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