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What is the difference between the User scope and Application scope in app.config?
Started by strakastroukas on
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User Scoped Settings will only.
Take a look at this article.
User-scope settings are used to store values specific to each individual user, whereas application-scope settings are used for all users.
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Hi,
I work on 2003 server, and I have a DHCP with 1 scope 10.2.1.0/8
I would like to create a second scope 10.2.2.0/8 for attribute this scope for WiFi clients and the first scope for LAN clients (RJ45)
How can I do this ?
Thanks
Started by Nicolas on
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Are the subnet 255.255.255.0 (/24)?
When you create your scopes, just ensure that your WIFI scope is only associated with your WIFI adapter, and your LAN scope is connected only to your LAN adapter.
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In C++, what is the purpose of the scope resolution operator when used without a scope? For instance:
::foo();
Started by landon9720 on
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My c++ is rusty but I believe if you have a function declared in the local scope....
Referring to the global scope
When you already have a function named foo() in your local scope but you need to access the one in the global scope.
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Hi,
following example:
named_scope :search, lambda {|my_args| {...}} do def access_my_args p "#{my_args}" end end # Call: Model.search(args).access_my_args
As you can see I want to access the arguments from the lambda in the named_scope extension. Is ...
Started by Stevens on
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Named_scope results will always be ....
Is this what you're trying to do?
named_scope :search, lambda {|*my_args| OtherClass.announce)
If you're wanting to observe what's passed onto the named_scope then I would do that in the lambda.
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I've created an Object, and have a method setup() in the object.
this.debug = function (){...} this.setup = function(){ var fieldsets = form.children("fieldset"); fieldsets.each(function(){ this.debug($(this).attr("class"))); }); }
I'm trying to call ...
Started by amvx on
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This will fail, if you.
Which that is hopefully the function above.
This is basically Skilldrik's answer, but showing you will search the scope for any debug ..
The this from the outer scope inside the each function.
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I have
class Foo < ActiveRecord::Base named_scope :a, lambda { |a| :conditions => { :a => a } } named_scope :b, lambda { |b| :conditions => { :b => b } } end
I'd like
class Foo < ActiveRecord::Base named_scope :ab, lambda { |a,b| :conditions...
Started by James A. Rosen on
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If you're stuck on named_scope, can't you extend it to do much the same thing?
Let me know that, but dismissed it because I thought I wouldn't be able to later chain on a third named scope, like so.
Optional.
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In my jsf application I have a button for sending mail. And each time it clicked I want to show message that mail was or wasn't sent.
This is a typical request-scope functionality. But the problem is that I have 1 backing bean with session scope now. ...
Started by Roman on
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Either:
just push the message onto the request scope from the send method (via the ExternalContext ) refactor the method to a request-scope bean and inject any session information it needs.
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If I set a Friend-level scope on a setter, like this...
Public Class MyClass Public Property IsDirty() As Boolean Get Return _isDirty End Get Friend Set(ByVal trueFalse As Boolean) _isDirty = trueFalse End Set End Property End Class
...And then call it...
Started by Brian MacKay on
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And if you think it's hideous with a Friend setter, try setting it to Private and watch it still be accessible via... .
See the answer to this question for more details.
What you are missing is the concept of inplicit and explicit interface implementation .
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This function should be returning 36 but it returns 0. If I run through the logic line by line in interactive mode I get 36.
Code
from math import * line = ((2, 5), (4, -1)) point = (6, 11) def cross(line, point): #reference: http://www.topcoder.com/tc...
Started by epochwolf on
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When you change one, you change....
Change this:
ab = ac = [None, None]
to this:
ab = [None, None] ac = [None, None]
In the line ab = ac = [None, None] , you assign the same list to the variables ab and ac .
You have ab and ac pointing to the same reference .
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Weak/flimsy scope mounts can cause a scope to fail...
It has always made me wonder why some people constantly have cheap scopes(or brands of scopes) fail, and the replacements for the failed scope will also fail, while some use them for decades on high...
Started by Mr transformer on
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Now, quite a few of them are using....
Very very rarely do any of them have their scope fail scope mounts.
I've seen many more scope problems as a result of improper installation rather than the cost Bucksights, and a few World Classes.
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