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Now that there is no NDA, what are some good suggested resources for learning about blocks under Snow Leopard?
Started by Abizern on
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This is a good introduction, and explains how to use a gcc patch to experiment with blocks under Leopard too:
Blocks Examples: NSOperationQueue and UIActionSheet
Mike Ash has written two articles about blocks in his blog:
Friday Q&A 2008-12-26 Friday... .
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What is the keyboard shortcut to get CodeRush to do the #1 suggested fix for the situation? Do I really have to hover over the problem long enough to get the ellipse to show up and then pick a choice?
Also is there a way to jump to the next problem area...
Started by MJLefevre on
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In there, you probably already have a keyboard shortcut defined for in the "Refactor" category for the "Refactor" command - that keyboard ... .
In the DevExpress options (under DevExpress > Options), there's a "IDE" section and a "shortcuts" subsection .
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I have an ext combobox which uses a store to suggest values to a user as they type.
An example of which can be found here: combobox example
Is there a way of making it so the suggested text list is rendered to an element in the DOM. Please note I do not...
Started by qui on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Plugins: suggested_text_plugin.
From within the plugin:
var suggested_text_plugin = { init: function(o) { o.onTypeAhead = function); }; } }; // in combobox code: var cb = new Ext.form.ComboBox({ ....
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I am looking for suggested reading for Design and Development of Software Programs, currently I am reading Code Complete and want to continue my reading as it really helps to understand different aspects of Software Engineering and industry best practices...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I wish I would have read this book some years ago ;-)
Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture... .
Martin.
Book Reviews by Joel Spolsky
Clean code by Robert C .
The Pragmatic Programmer
and here is a complete list of book reviews made by Joel Spolsky .
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Simple enough question:
I'm using python random module to generate random integers. I want to know what is the suggested value to use with the random.seed() function? Currently I am letting this default to the current time, but this is not ideal. It seems...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Random for generating test data I would like to suggest that reproducibility can be important.
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My nephew is an aspiring game developer. I have taught him a bit of C/C++, and suggested he learn that for a start.
Once he has come to grips with that, which game/graphics API's do people suggest he learn?
I would think DirectX would be current industry...
Started by KiwiBastard on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If he is looking for a good way ....
There's people here who will be happy to suggest ideas Also, having a range of game and game related certainly suggest our paths should have crossed at some point ;)
I would give PyGame a shot with XNA.
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I'm just building a table to store hierarchical data using the Modified Pre-order Tree Traversal (MPTT) -- you know the one: each node stores the left and right IDs to find its descendants. I'm using a the CakePHP suggested model, which varies from the...
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I usually work with mysql, which only allows for one index user per table in an execution plan, and an index on left helps every query i've ever written for a MPTT table and the benfits of including right in that... .
I generally index just the left column.
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Developer tools and software typically do not provide solution suggestions in error messages . This makes sense for compilers because they are supposed to tell precisely what went wrong.
There are "lint" tools to provide suggestions, but AFAIK, few developers...
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What do you want to see?
Error: Null Pointer Exception (suggested solution: Set the object to leave suggested solutions to the IDEs?
But I do agree that I have seen frameworks/libraries that were valid lines of code that it can't exactly....
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As the title suggests, I am curious as to the suggested file/directory permissions for HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, etc files on a website.
Prior to today, I have never really thought about it because I used FileZilla on my Windows computer, and it seemed...
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If this is the case, the files need to have permissions such that Apache can read... .
It sounds like you are probably running something like Apache which reads in HTML files in a directory, then serves them through a webserver .
Depends on several factors.
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Based on recommendations from episode 57 of the StackOverflow Podcast, I have purchased "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs", "The C Programming Language", "Unix Programming Environment", and "Introduction to Algorithms". I'm wanting to...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It's a book that you really have to....
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP), is a special kind of book .
The C Programming Language (white book) is a good book to learn C .
I've read these books except the Unix Programming Environment.
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