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If you were testing a count function like the one below, is it considered to be 'right' or 'wrong' to test multiple things for the function in one function vs having a test function for each of the tests?
function testGetKeywordCount() { $tester = $this...
Started by GeoffreyF67 on
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It also makes.
That way it is easier each step along the way, its easier to stick to the one assertion per test approach.
You should have multiple test functions, where each tests its own condition .
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Considering the code:
soundFilePath = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource: @"Sound" ofType: @"wav"]; fileURL = [[NSURL alloc] initFileURLWithPath: soundFilePath]; avPlayerNextLevel = [[AVAudioPlayer alloc] initWithContentsOfURL: fileURL error: nil]...
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Quoting the documentation for play :
Discussion.
PrepareToPlay if you're going to invoke play right after.
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What is the right way to save (php, html, js and mysql) code in database
Started by mando on
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As you didn't provide any other info:
$mycode....
D'oh! Are you sure you want to do that? How are you going to version that and work with that code from within an IDE?
However, if you're really inclined to, just keep it in whatever CLOB your DBMS supports .
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I'm curious as to what the "right" way to convert builtin types is in .NET. Currently i use Convert.To[type]([variable]) without any null checking or anything. What is the best way to do this?
Started by RCIX on
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For the most part*() functions say This object isn't a type B, but there exists a way to convert to type B"
It depends.
Kindness,
Dan
See this link.
If there is a "right" way, like most tasks it is contextual.
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What is the best way to right align and left align two div tags on a web page horizontally next to each other? I would like an elegant solution to do this if possible.
Started by Daniel on
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Div</div>
As an alternative way to floating:
<style> .wrapper{position:relative;} .right<style> #div1, #div2 { float: left; /* or right */ } </style>
(excuse the inline styles :))
<div style="float: left;">....
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I have an HTML table with large number of rows, and I need to right align one column.
I know the following ways,
<tr><td>..</td><td>..</td><td align='right'>10.00</td><tr>
and
<tr><td>..</...
Started by Palani on
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$(”table td”).addClass(”right-align-class: right; }
Then in your table....
Use jquery to apply class to all tr unobtrusively.
Works wonders ;)
This way compliant.
Step 2: Turn on GZIP compression.
Or, if you must, use inline styles).
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Hello.
Is it any cross-platform way to check that my python script is executed under admin rights? Unfortunately, os.getuid() is UNIX-only and is not available under windows :(.
Started by Eye of Hell on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
That's that....
You should just try to do what you want to do and use exceptions to deal with lack of privileges .
Both Unix and Windows have a long list of different privileges that a particular user may or may not have .
Admin rights" is meaningless.
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I've seen lots of ways to label things in a form such as <label> , <div> , <span> , etc. Is there a right or wrong answer for this? Are there any advantages/disadvantages to any of these? Thank You
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The best way is this one :
<label for="anInput">.
Www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=02310
The proper way to provide a label to a form element is to use="" />
Take a look at what Phil Haack thinks...
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I have seen different ways to retrieve a string field from SQL. Is there a "right" way, and what are the differences
SqlDataReader rdr; 1. String field = (String) rdr["field"]; 2. String field = rdr["field"].ToString(); 3. String field = rdr["field"] ...
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If I'....
Will assign null if it is null or if it is of type other than string So, to be on the safe side - I would choose 3 .
May cause an exception if the type is not string Is definitely wrong because that could raise an exception if the value is null .
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I have a timer that calls its even handler method every 30 seconds. but i want to initialy call this method. the signature of the event handler method is
void TimerElapsed_GenerateRunTimes(object sender, System.Timers.ElapsedEventArgs e)
so how should...
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That way there will not be a mixup in the future, if you ever want to check the sender.
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