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• symfony: difference between doctrine model "User" and symfony "myUser"?

  - by fayer

  what is the difference between the symfony "myUser" and doctrine model "User"? where should i put the methods for an user? eg. $user-createThread(), $user-deleteThread() and so on should $user be an instance of the doctrine model User (cause i have a table called User) or the myUser that extends sfBasicSecurityUser? thanks!

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• iPhone SDK: what's the difference between #import and @class?

  - by sashaeve

  We can import class declaration with #import: #import "SomeClass.h" or declare with @class: @class SomeClass; What's the difference and when we should use each of them?

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• difference between plugins in symfony 1.4 and bundles in symfony 2.0?

  - by fayer

  i wonder what the difference is between these 2 are? cause both let u organize your files by features. thanks

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• Difference between tabbar based application and tab bar view controller in iphone?

  - by Warrior

  I am new to iphone development.what is the difference between tabbar based application and creating a tab bar using tabbar controller in a view based application.Which has the major advantages?Thanks.

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• C++ Exact difference between having myMethod(Thing& a) or myMethod(Thing a) ?

  - by Nils

  What is the exact difference between having myMethod(Thing& a) or myMethod(Thing a)? Because later you still ned to use &a if you want the address of the object.. I'm not sure when to use what..

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• What's the difference between a forms library vs. the central admin page where you manage form templ

  - by mgoodrich

  I was wondering in sharepoint what the difference between a forms library in sharepoint vs the central admin page under manage form templates. I am trying to upload .xsn files so that no one can access them, but I don't know if I should upload them to the central admin page or if a forms library will suffice. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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• What is the difference between a stream and a reader in Java?

  - by Bragaadeesh

  Hi, Today I got this question for which I think I answered very bad. I said stream is a data that flows and reader is a technique where we read from that is a static data. I know this is an awful answer, so please provide me the crisp difference and definitions between these two with example in Java. Thanks.

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• difference between C(gcc 4.3.2) , C 99 strict(gcc 4.3.2) , C++(gcc-4.0.0-8) ,C++(gcc-4.3.2)

  - by user1139048

  I have the following questions concerning the differences between the four options: What is the main difference between the four options? Which of the above support int64_t or long long without suffix LL. I want a data type of the range 2^63 - 1 If your answer to my second question is not C(gcc 4.3.2) , whether the code I write in C(gcc 4.3.2) for C language will be valid in rest of the three options or do I have to modify something, then what will be those modifications.

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• Whats the difference between alloca(n) and char x[n]?

  - by Jared P

  What is the difference between void *bytes = alloca(size); and char bytes[size]; //Or to be more precise, char x[size]; void *bytes = x; thanks

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• What is the difference of declaration of a variable in a loop and before the loop?

  - by Ehsan Mamakani

  Look at this example: int i; for (i=1;i....... and this: for (int i=1;i........ What's the difference between them?

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• What's the difference between $get and $find in JavaScript?

  - by RoboShop

  Hi, I'm a .NET programmer who've just started to learn more about client side scripting, and I was wondering sometimes you use $get('value') and $find('value') and I've discovered that these are just shortcuts for document.getElementById('value') and Sys.Application.findComponent('value'), respectively. However, I still don't understand: what is the difference between these two functions in JavaScript? What exactly are they looking up/retrieving when invoked? Thanks in advance.

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• C++ - Difference between (*). and -> ?

  - by Rachel

  Is there any difference in performance - or otherwise - between: ptr->a(); and (*ptr).a(); ?

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• What is the difference between tinyint, mediumint, bingint and int in sql?

  - by Sein Kraft

  What is the difference between tinyint, mediumint, bingint and int in sql? In which case are used?

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• Performance difference between labels and frames with gotoAndPlay/Stop()?

  - by Typeoneerror

  Title pretty much is the question. Is there a performance difference between using string labels in gotoAndStop/Play [gotoAndStop("fire")] and integers [gotoAndStop(5)]?

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• What is the difference between echo and print in PHP? [closed]

  - by mohan

  Possible Duplicate: How are echo and print different in PHP? What is the difference between echo and print in PHP?

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• What is the Difference between onclick and href="javscript:function name ?

  - by Shyju

  Is there any difference between 1 : <a href="javascript:MyFunction()">Link1</a> and 2 : <a href="#" onclick="MyFunction()">Link2</a> ? Would one affect the page performance by any means ?

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• What is the difference when a class extend from Handler and Thread? (In Android framework)

  - by XC

  What is the difference when a class extend from Handler and Thread? As described in developer.android.com ... Each Handler instance is associated with a single thread and that thread's message queue. ... Does the thread has no message queue ? Any benefit for a class extend from Handler?

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• What's the easiest way to work out the difference between two positive integer?

  - by Garry

  I just need to know the difference between two int variables a and b. I'm new to Objective-C.

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• How to convert the time difference to hours(with 2 decimal place) in derby?

  - by jl

  Hi, I am using timestampdiff in derby db to retrieve the time difference between 2 time: startdate, and enddate. e.g. startdate = 2010-02-23 02:59:52.045 enddate = 2010-02-23 03:45:39.898 select {fn timestampdiff(SQL_TSI_HOUR, startdate, enddate)} as diff I would like to know how can I get the time diff in hours, e.g. 0.25, etc? Thank you.

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• With a ./configure (php) what is the difference between --disable-[name] and --without-[name]?

  - by Josh

  I want to avoid compiling php with fileinfo, ereg, and parch. What is the difference between --disable and --without with configure?

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• Difference between FlushMode.AUTO and FlushMode.ALWAYS in Hibernate?

  - by GK

  Have gone through hibernate api specification on FlushMode but didn't get the exact difference. So please help.

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• Difference b/n release and release then set to nil.

  - by user338111

  what is the difference between two snippets? [myObj release]; and [myObj release]; myObj = nil;

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• what is the difference between Visual C++ and C++?

  - by Ram Bhat

  Well here's a rather stupid question. Is Visual C++ JUST an IDE?? Or is it a language on its own for win32? What exactly would be the difference between the two? This I ask because I was trying out some of my old C++ code on VC++ 2008 and it wouldn't compile.

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• What is the rationale for difference between -> and . in c++ ?

  - by Good Person

  I know the difference between the member operator (.) and the member by pointer operator (-). Why did the c++ designers create a different operator for this access? Why can't the compiler figure it out on its own? If you always used a . does any case exist where it is ambiguous whether you mean a member or a member by pointer?

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• What is the rationale for difference between -> and . in c/c++ ?

  - by Good Person

  I know the difference between the member operator (.) and the member by pointer operator (-). Why did the C designers create a different operator for this access? Why can't the compiler figure it out on its own? If you always used a . does any case exist where it is ambiguous whether you mean a member or a member by pointer?

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