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For those of you who are married, or are planning a wedding, what have you chosen?
My choices:
Something old: A string of pearls that I hope to inherit someday from my mother.
Something new: My wedding dress and veil (I hand-made the veil)
Something borrowed...
Started by aephi alum on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at greekchat):
Something new: my dress
Something old: a cord my grandfather wore when he was in the Canadian Navy married in June 2011, he passed away in Sept 2008)
Something barrowed: a bracelet from one of my OPA sisters
Something blue:....
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-(void) alertView: ( UIAlertView *) alertView clickedButtonAtIndex: ( NSInteger ) buttonIndex { // do stuff // if you want the alert to close, just call [ alertView release ] }
Can someone explain this method? I'm used to methods that are like "-(IBAction...
Started by Devoted on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Of the buttons, have the class that invoked the alert do something (possibly different things depending.
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I have see code like this
Dim s as something = new something Dim s as new something
what's the difference? is there any?
Started by Jack on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
There is no difference as something = new something
over
Dim s as new something
This is probably a hold over from Vb6 ( as new in VB6.
I believe all you're doing is specifically casting something as something.
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I'm really anal about what I name my classes, and I need an adjective for both something that is only allowed to happen once, as well as something that is allowed to happen multiple times.
examples:
wordthatmeansitcanonlyhappenonce Trigger wordthatmea...
Started by Daniel Schaffer on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
OnceTrigger, manyTrigger
oneTrigger, manyTrigger
Also, sometimes I just don't name one (once or many) and name the other (once... .
It's not really canonical though...
I usually use 'OneTime' for the single shot, and nothing particular for the multiple case .
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Something something rig something [56k Warning] Couple weeks ago. My NIC on my 780i FTW motherboard failed. So I pulled the trigger and upgraded. Yes I could have gotten a nic for $30. But my ram was failing too. So I did what i did.
The upgrade consist...
Started by BabyBalla on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gnd-tech):
This is just....
Part 2: Benchmarks
Vantage: P23419
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dmv=2737660
SuperPi: 10.414s
Heaven Unigine: 743 ECP v2 Mod:
My (temporary) ghetto setup:
I'm to pick up some riser and have the ECP right where the little 'hole' is .
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I'm trying to wrap my head around SharePoint. Why is it good? Why is it bad?
At a glance it appears to offer some incredible collaboration tools. However, the cost looks astronomical and it seems to be rigid & difficult to customize.
To those who've worked...
Started by Gabe on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The document management features simplistic version control (although it's not... .
As an example, Excel understands when you have a file checked out and will let you check it in (with comments) when you close it .
It has pretty good Office 2007 integration.
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I just looked at one of those libraries that is of the naming schema "something-Linq" expecting to gain some more knowledge on how to construct expression trees in an elegant way - and was disappointed. Because all I could find were methods that extended...
Started by Tobias Hertkorn on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Short answer: Marketing gimmick
People uses the term "Linq-something" or "something-linq means something different to everyone (as is bound to happen when it is used to label everything.
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My question is pretty vague :o) - But here is an example :
When I was writing C code, I was able to log counter's value when something failed :
<...> for ( int i = 0 ; i < n ; i++ ) if ( SUCCESS != myCall()) Log( "Failure, i = %d", i ); <....
Started by Sylvain on
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by 15 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Derive a throwable object from an istream, and you can; ++i) { myCall(i); } }catch(SomeException se) { Log("Something terrible happened during the %ith iteration.", se.Iteration); }
And finally....
You something about the nature of the error.
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Using Ruby I know you can get pretty creative with how you name your methods. For instance in rails you have .find_by_this_and_that .
How can I do this?
Example:
def get_persons_with_5_things res = [] persons.each do |person| if person.number_of_things...
Started by marcgg on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
something dynamic with method missing, it would be something like this:
def method_missing(name.
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/*/ comment here do some thing. /*/ do some thing. //*/
Why people write code like that? Is this a good practice?
Started by Xinwang on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It's usually only used when testing something out for the moment where the old, dead code would apply, then it should be refactored into something that can be turned method Arkadiy mentions are bad....
And then remove it to toggle it back.
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