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What does the C++ standard say about using dollar signs in identifiers, such as Hello$World ? Are they legal?
Started by Gili on
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I think the dollar sign and backtick are the only punctuation marks on my keyboard that aren't used in C++ somewhere (the "%" sign is in format strings, which are in C++ by reference.
Illegal.
Studio ).
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Post 'em if you got 'em
Started by student_ad_x on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at theologyonline):
A fella following a truck with the signSigns, signs, everywhere there's signs
(deleted expletive)
Do this, don't do that, can't you read the sign
I just ....
I am always looking for signs I don't much appreciate signs.
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I am very new in objective c and in xcode. I would like to know that what are the + and - signs next to a method definition mean.
- (void)loadPluginsAtPath:(NSString*)pluginPath errors:(NSArray **)errors;
Started by AskAboutGadgets.com on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
@interface NSArray : NSObject { } + (NSArray *)array; - (id)objectAtIndex:(NSUInteger)index; @end // somewhere else: id myArray = [NSArray array]; // see how the... .
// Not actually Apple's code.
Is for a class method and - is for an instance method .
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If you are a thriving/budding programmer, what are the signs that you may have a gift/talent?
For example, in snooker (or billiards as you guys in the USA call it) a sign of talent is that you can play with both hands, make the white do all sorts of things...
Started by dotnetdev on
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Cheers
Rob
Signs of a good programmer:
Ability of the strongest signs of talent in....
In the old days, when in that article then you're off to a good start .
:-)
Mathematics, and human languages.
sign: he understands Java generics.
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I can get it to remove all the question marks with the code below:
preg_replace('/(\?+)/', '', $string)
No matter what I seem to do I can't get it to also remove all the minus signs as well. Everything I try just breaks the whole regex.
Started by Failpunk on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Easier to extend to more characters than string replacement, since you .
Minus signs) from your input.
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What are signs that software is dying?
How does a developer find early warnings to save a piece of software from dying?
From user perspective, I think it is pretty clear - What they can not use efficiently, they will trash.
Apart from this the software...
Started by Amol Gawai on
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There are really several signs:
increasing defect arrival rate.
Insert cranky Windows joke here.
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I need to count the number of equal signs in a line. What is the best way of doing this. The text file is also pretty large, so if possible I would first like to check to see if an equal sign is in the line at all and then count them (if this would be...
Started by Joe on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Assuming you know how to buffer input the file (rather than trying to load it all into memory at once), you pretty much have to start at the beginning to do a correct line count either to filter to... .
As for counting occurrences, just use substr_count().
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While you frequently don't want one monolithic assembly for anything more than a small project, it's possible to separate things too much.
What are the signs/smells of too much assembly separation?
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One sign/smell is if everything in the assembly is public: instead, ideally there might be a small.
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When designing a new system or getting your head around someone else's code, what are some tell tale signs that something has gone wrong in the design phase? Are there clues to look for on class diagrams and inheritance hierarchies or even in the code...
Started by Martin Doms on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Lots of member variables that are used.
A few extremely long methods (sign member (sign of sub-classes needing extraction)
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FileExists() that silently deletes zero byte files)
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What are some signs your programming job is a 'keeper' and your co-workers have their priorities straight.
Just came across our tasklist for the db server changeover we have this weekend it starts out like this:
DBChangeoverTasks
Step 0
* setup backup...
Started by jim on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Also, if you get to work and before you know it the time is 6:30pm and your wife is calling asking if you plan on coming home tonight, and you thought it was still before... .
If you don't, find a different one.
If you enjoy going to your job everyday keep it .
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