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When invoking a particular method, I read that Wide and Box is preferred, why not Box and Wide. can anyone explain me why with one small example.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Public class Test { static void doIt(long l) { } public static void main(String... .
Widening: calling a method with a narrower parameter type.
Therefore, the compiler must widen before it boxes.
The answer is fairly simple: You can only widen primitives .
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Wide Angle Or Ultra Wide for Grand Canyon? I am just getting into photography as a hobby and purchased the Canon 60D with 18-135mm lens. I will be going to the Grand Canyon and would like a 2nd lens. I'm assuming a wide angle is the way to go, and also...
Started by kellybell on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thephotoforum):
They're generally pricier anyway AP1500: 40' WonderPole Your general purpose lens 18-135mm already cover the wide angle focal range the difference as far as the wide....
I wouldn't recommend jumping to an ultra-wide right off the bat.
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Hi,
Is there a wide character version of WSABUF structure in winsock?
I want to write Japanese data on the socket.
Started by Manav Sharma on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You most likely need to convert your wide character string into some other format framing so that you can read the correct amount of data at the far end, just cast your wide string of a wide character string, is simply....
Probably not.
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You'll have to forgive my ignorance, but I'm not used to using wide character sets in c++, but is there a way that I can use wide string literals in c++ without putting an L in front of each literal?
If so, how?
Started by Fry on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
There is the TEXT() macro, which makes a string literal into an ANSI or a wide-character string.
Are ANSI strings ( const char* ), strings with an L are wide-character strings ( const wchar_t* ).
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I was looking at this page on MSDN:
Maximum Capacity Specifications for SQL Server 2008
And it says the following:
Max Columns per 'nonwide' table: 1,024
Max Columns per 'wide' table: 30,000 However I cannot find any information on the difference between...
Started by codeulike on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I would say.
To make a table wide you just add a column set to its definition.
A wide table is just a table with sparse columns.
Special Table Types
All the info you need is in this MSDN article .
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I would like to get a list of the VB.net/C# "wide" functions for unicode - i.e. AscW, ChrW, MessageBoxW, etc.
Is there a list of these somewhere?
Started by Jim on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
In fact, if you.
There is no need for "wide character" versions of methods in .NET.
Working in Unicode.
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Is there any way to get a system-wide (global) keyboard shortcut to perform an action in a Java application?
Any AWT/Swing bindings?
Started by mrlinx on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Use
EventQueue ev = Toolkit.getSystemEventQueue.
You can get a global (jvm wide) keypress.
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Duplicate: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/95575/ http://stackoverflow.com/questions/110928/ http://stackoverflow.com/questions/131468/
I am wondering how wide code lines should be maximum, what do you think?
And others I'm sure.
Started by TomWij on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
As wide as necessary, but no wider..
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Hi
when developing a project by vb6, we created a module and put every project-wide constant in it.
Now, by using c#, how can we manage project-wide constants?
Started by odiseh on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The class....
That is a class a class of which only one instance exists .
You may also use a Singleton pattern.
Add references to it.
If you need this class referenced in many solutions create a project in which you put this class .
Put them in a static class.
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I read that the unit of granularity for static fields in .Net are per AppDomain, not per process. Is it possible to create a process-wide singleton object?
Started by Readonly on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Watch out for singletonitis!
You must use marshalled ....
Have you actually examined if this is definitely the only way to accomplish your goal? I cannot imagine many scenarios where this would be the only way to accomplish something, or even a good way .
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