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Swallowing almost made me vomit. Why, and how can I not? [NSFW]
Right, so recently when swallowing (after fill-in-the-blank) I almost immediately almost vomited. It took great effort to not vomit. My mouth got dry, my saliva got very thin feeling, and...
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As a guy, I'll just....
>As a guy, I could really care less whether or not the girl swallowed...
But really, why swallow? I've to swallow, don't swallow.
The gag reflex out of the way and keep her from nearly vomiting later .
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Has anyone used unladen-swallow with numpy/scipy for numeric/scientific applications? Is it significantly faster in your experience? Any opinions would be great.
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Nobody has extensive experience with Unladen Swallow yet (except, with the talk of merging Unladen....
You can watch the talk here.
A talk about unladen-swallow in which they mentioned the performance increase with numpy and other packages.
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Usually I come across situations where I have to swallow an exception thrown by the clean up code in the catch / finally block to prevent the original exception being swallowed.
For example:
// Closing a file in Java public void example1() throws IOException...
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} } } }
Moving the success = true; to after the out.close(); statement would .
) { // log and swallow.
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What are your opinions and expectations on Google's Unladen Swallow ? From their project plan:
We want to make Python faster, but we also want to make it easy for large, well-established applications to switch to Unladen Swallow.
Produce a version of ...
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Sounds....
I do not think I will use Unladen Swallow any time soon but like how giving attention-swallow-python-3s-best-feature/ .
They're using a version of unladen swallow.
Most importantly, they have a working version.
Into trunk.
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In Brian Goetz's article on how to handle InterruptedException , one paragraph stands out:
The one time it's acceptable to swallow an interrupt is when you know the thread is about to exit. This scenario only occurs when the class calling the interruptible...
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The concern expressed in the article is that if you swallow the interupt.
Basically.
Their presence felt.
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I recently wasted a lot of time trying to debug a WPF datagrid (from the WPF Toolkit). I had a column bound to a linq query with a property that was throwing an exception (in a few rows). WPF seems to catch the exception and it just makes the cells blank...
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Bea Stollnitz provides....
If you wish to be notified (and have as much control over it as possible), then you can use Trace Sources .
Databinding errors are swallowed natively, but they are displayed in the OUTPUT dialog in the visual studio interface.
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In JBoss 4.2.2 (on JDK5), I'm noticing this behavior. Is there a configuration or other way to prevent it?
If I have code like this:
try { doSomething(); } catch (Exception e) { throw new EJBException(e); }
The resulting stack trace (when caught and logged...
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I don't know if your example is representative of your real code, but I'd ask why you're catching an exception, wrapping it as an EJBException and rethrowing it? You don't add any meaningful new information ... .
Could be that EJBException isn't chainable.
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I have a button in my application which is bound to a command. This button sits inside another control which also reacts to mouseclicks. When the button is enabled I get the behaviour that I expect - click on the button and the command is triggered, click...
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What you want to do is register a routed event handler using the overload that takes the handledEventsToo parameter and specifying ... .
It isn't really clean, but you could put a transparent rectangle behind your button that swallows click events.
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I have a text file like so
{word} definition {another word} another definition {word} they don't have to be on different lines
The regex I was using was
$regex = '/\{([a-z]+?)\}(.+?)\{/i';
This however, causes problems in that it swallows the last brace...
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$regex = '/\{([a-z]+?)\}(.+?)(?={)';
For this specific case, you could do:
$regex = '/\{([a-z]+?)\}([^\{]+)/i';
[^\{] means "... .
You could restructure your regex as so.
You'll want to use the Look Ahead feature to find a character, without capturing it .
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Hi guys,
Have a look at this very simple example WPF program:
<Window x:Class="WpfApplication1.Window1" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" Title="Window1" Height=...
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Do you have SP1 installed?
If you change the GroupBox's BorderBrush, it works!
<GroupBox BorderBrush="{x:Null}">
I know this defeats the objective but it does prove where the problem lies... .
It does exactly the same on my side...
Wow, nice find...
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