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I am working on a control that can take a number of different datatypes (anything that implements IComparable).
I need to be able to compare these with another variable passed in.
If the main datatype is a DateTime, and I am passed a String, I need to
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I have been playing with javascript arrays and I have run into, what I feel, are some inconsistencies, I hope someone can explain them for me.
Lets start with this:
var myArray = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];
document.write("Length: " + myArray.length + "<br />");
for( var i in myArray){
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Is there a way to do automatic implicit type conversion in Java? For example, say I have two types, 'FooSet' and 'BarSet' which both are representations of a Set. It is easy to convert between the types, such that I have written two utility methods:
/** Given a BarSet, returns a FooSet */
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To value initialize an object of type T, one would do something along the lines of one of the following:
T x = T();
T x((T()));
My question concerns types specified by a combination of simple type specifiers, e.g., unsigned int:
unsigned int x = unsigned int();
unsigned int x((unsigned int()));
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I have a traits class that's used for printing out different character types:
template <typename T>
class traits {
public:
static std::basic_ostream<T>& tout;
};
template<>
std::ostream& traits<char>::tout = std::cout;
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