An odd question:
Just wondering if it is possible by some loophole to define a method name that ends in a colon. The purpose being things like this:
mymethod: arg1,arg2,arg3
I was trying to fetch remote notification info when the app was not running,so I was told that I can get from :
UILocalNotification *localNotification = [launchOptions
objectForKey:UIApplicationLaunchOptionsRemoteNotificationKey]
in method:
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application
didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions
,but still can't get info.
Then I use alertView to show the info on iPhone(launch without Xcode),still can't get the info.
Any other issue would cause this? Please let me know if you have any ideas.
I have been looking around at different ways to connect to URLs and there seem to be a few.
My requirements are to do POST and GET queries on a URL and retrieve the result.
I have seen
URL class
DefaultHttpClient class
And there were some others in apache commons
which method is best?
I have the following method :
public List<string> someMethod()
{
// populate list of strings
// dump them to csv file
//return to output
}
Question is: i dont want the user to wait for csv dump, which might take a while.
If i use a thread for csvdump, will it complete? before or after the return of output?
Is it generally valid that a macro is used to create a method name? I mean...actually it's just simple text replacement before the compiler actually runs, right?
On my previous job, providing all methods with javadoc was mandatory, which resulted in things like this:
/**
* Sets the Frobber.
*
* @param frobber The frobber
*/
public setFrobber(Frobber frobber) { ... }
As you can see, the documentation adds little to the code, but takes up space and work.
Should documenting all methods be mandatory or optional? Is there a rule for which methods to document? What are pros and cons of requiring every method to be documented?
Suppose I want to run the following method foo() once every hour in Grails:
class FooController {
public static void foo() {
// stuff that needs to be done once every hour (at *:00)
}
}
What is the easiest/recommended way to set up such cron-like scheduling in Grails?
In light of this question I thought it'd be really neat to have a similar question about C#/.Net.
So, what is the most awkward or misleading method name of the .Net and/or C# API?
I've been looking at the php reflection methods, what i want to do is inject some code after the method is opened and before any return value, for example i want to change:
function foo($bar)
{
$foo = $bar ;
return $foo ;
}
And inject some code into it like:
function foo($bar)
{
//some code here
$foo = $bar ;
//some code here
return $foo ;
}
possible?
What would be a better parctice, writing the drawing method inside the GameObject class or in the Game class?
GameObject obj = new GameObject();
obj.Draw();
Or
GameObject obj = new GameObject();
DrawGameObject(obj);
I have a number of classes that are decorated with DebuggerDisplayAttribute.
I want to be able to add trace statements to Unit Tests that will display instances of these classes.
Does there exist a method in the .NET Framework that will display an object formatted using DebuggerDisplayAttribute (or fall back to using .ToString() if no DebuggerDisplayAttribute is defined)?
Hi Experts,
I am clueless to find out why should we use static method with JSON. Is it possible that I click a button and I load a gridview with JSON ??
Thanks in advance
I would like to call a method passing a parameter every 20 seconds,
e.g.
public void ProcessPerson(IPerson person)
I’ve been reading through the different Timer options and was wondering if anybody could recommend the most efficient way to do this?
Thank you for your help.
Why public InputStream getResourceAsStream(String name) is in Class class? It just give inputstream of file which is in jar file and there is no relation with Class class. so it can be static method and it can be in any class.
I use the DAO method Execute to delete some records. If this fails this is clear by checking RecordsAffected (it will be 0). But is it possible to get the error message (for instance, to log or to show to the user)? I've try to delete the records by hand in the Table grid I get a clear dialog message, e.g. "The record cannot be deleted or changed because tabel x includes related records".
I'm starting to develop an application using MySQL and although I've developed apps before using databases, I've normally gone to the incrementing id method. The other day I was reading a posting somewhere and saw someone being picked apart for this, for not properly "normalising the database". I'm not a big database person, but I wanted to make sure I'm doing this right.
Any ideas, help / guidance?
How would I go about ensuring that the overridden parent method exists before I call it?
I've tried this:
public function func() {
if (function_exists('parent::func')) {
return parent::func();
}
}
However the function_exists never evaluates to true.
Hi All
Is there some way I can make an Extension Method asynchronous?
I have looked around for a while now, but haven't yet found anything related. Will keep looking though...
Thank you
I have MYGallery class extended by Gallery. onSwipe onFling method is not getting called what need to do.
code is as below
public MyGallery(PhotoAlbumDetailActivity context) {
super(context);
this.context = context;
this.setFadingEdgeLength(0);
//this.setSpacing(10);
}
public boolean onFling(MotionEvent e1, MotionEvent e2, float velocityX, float velocityY) {
System.out.println("On Fling");
}
in my main activity
this.mConverseGallery = new ConverseGallery(this);
i refactored my entire application and gave it a whole new design. The one thing that seems to be broken is all the original link_to methods I had which were :method = :delete are now getting sent as a GET request.
The only thing I did that I can remember that might cause it is delete jquery-rails from the gemfile (I'm just getting it from google ajax).
Does anyone have any other ideas what I could have deleted?