We're using very descriptive test names for work and it's getting very annoying to horizontally scroll across them. Is there a way to get a method name to span multiple lines in C#? Something like: MyMethodNameIsReallyLong _SoImMakingItSpanMultipleLines _SoIDontHaveToHorizontallyScroll _AndMyLifeIsMuchEasier() { DoSome...
In JavaScript I can build an Array of string values like: var stuff = new Array('foo','bar','baz','boz','gaz','goz'); or even easier var stuff = 'foo,bar,baz,boz,gaz,goz'.split(','); In Java it seems overly verbose and complex... is there an easier way than this? ArrayList<String> stuff = new ArrayList<String>(); stuff.add("foo");...
Is there a more Pythonic way of doing this?: if self.name2info[name]['prereqs'] is None: self.name2info[name]['prereqs'] = [] if self.name2info[name]['optionals'] is None: self.name2info[name]['optionals'] = [] The reason I do this is because I need to iterate over those later. T...
I noticed this interesting syntax the other day for specifying the type parameters for a Scala class. scala> class X[T, U] defined class X scala> new (Int X Int) res1: X[Int,Int] = X@856447 Is there a name for this sort of syntax? What's a good use case for it? ...
enter code hereI would like to know how to declare new variable straight in the parameter brackets and pass it on like this: MethodA(new int[]) //but how to fill the array if declared here? E.g. how to declare and set string? MethodA(int[] Array) ... and what if need to declare an object (class with constructor parameter)? Still pos...
Consider the code: $a = "foobar"; echo $a{3}; // prints b I know $a[3] is 'b' but how come using {} in place of [] produec the same result ? ...
Reading some Python (PyQt) code, I came across as follows. @pyqtSignature("QString") def on_findLineEdit_textEdited(self, text): self.__index = 0 self.updateUi() How does this @pyqtSignature work? How Python treat this @? ...
Does anyone know if there's any particular reason that VB.NET construct syntax isn't consistent? For example: If ... End If Select ... End Select You'd assume it would be for... end for, while... end while ... but instead we have: While ... Wend For ... Next This has mildly frustrated me for a while, and I just got to wondering w...
Thank you to everyone who tries to help! I have 2 case select statements and I get the error on this statement: Center, Case Center When 'Concord Call Center' Then 'CCC' When 'Livermore Call Center' Then 'LCC' When 'Morgan Hill Call Center' Then 'MHCC' When 'Natomas Call Center' Then 'NCC' When 'Virtual Call Center' Then 'VCC' Else Cen...
In the below, I'm confused by the syntax (function (h,j) { }) What does it mean in javascript to have a function sit inside ()'s like that? function myfunc(c, b) { try { (function (h, j) { //do a bunch of stuff }) } catch (e) { myerror(e) } }; ...
Hi I've found the following syntax in a python file: units = ( (100, 1 << 30, _('%.0f GB')), (10, 1 << 30, _('%.1f GB')), (1, 1 << 30, _('%.2f GB')), (100, 1 << 20, _('%.0f MB')), (10, 1 << 20, _('%.1f MB')), (1, 1 << 20, _('%.2f MB')), (100, 1 << 10, _('%.0f KB')), (10, ...
This is more of a C# syntax question rather than an actual problem that needs solving. Say I have a method that takes a delegate as parameter. Let's say I have the following methods defined: void TakeSomeDelegates(Action<int> action, Func<float, Foo, Bar, string> func) { // Do something exciting } void FirstAction(int arg) { /* som...
F# function Problem: given a list of items e.g.: ["5";"10";"2";"53";"4"] and a Search Index, I require a function such that it compares the current given index against its neighbor, returning the largest index Example: Given Index 1 will return Index value 2 (because 10 is greater than 5). Given Index 4 will return Index 4 (beca...
SO has frozen for the nth time now trying to ask this question, so third time is a charm? I'm trying to write a rubyish solution to problem 6 in Project Euler, because I have the propensity to write C in other languages. However, this code: sqrsum, sumsqr = 0, 0 (1..100).each { |x| sqrsum, sumsqr += x, x**2 } p (sumsqr - (sqrsum ** 2)) ...
Hi, I would like to know whether I can test some value against a condition in each returned row somehow in the query? e.g.: I have columns: X Y Z -1 1 2 2 2 -1 3 -1 3 I want to use avg() for all values except for -1. I CANNOT use where<> -1 as each row contains it once. ...
I have the following code: try { < ... some JSON parsing code .. > } catch { case e:ClassCastException => throw new ParseException(body, e) case e:JSONException => throw new ParseException(body, e) } This seems overly repetitious. I tried: case e:ClassCastException | e:JSONException => thr...
I am receiving the error SQL0104N An unexpected token "," was found following "select .loan_number". Expected tokens may include: "". SQLSTATE=42601 IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Temp1') is not null begin drop table #Temp1 select * into #Temp1 from openquery(LnkServer, ' Select X.loan_number, X.ls_code, x.ls_actual_completion_date x.ls_...
I have a let statement in which I would like to dynamically destructure a list. The following is my solution: symList ;; list of some Strings which will become the vector of Symbols to assign to valList ;; list of some values, same length as symList (let [(map read-string symList) valList] ...) An example value of symList would b...
I'm messing around in Ruby some more. I have a file containing a class with two methods and the following code: if __FILE__ == $0 seq = NumericSequence.new puts "\n1. Fibonacci Sequence" puts "\n2. Pascal\'s Triangle" puts "\nEnter your selection: " choice = gets puts "\nExcellent choice." choice = case when 1 put...
I am following some examples in the book, and I noticed two different conventions for having various return conditions. Is there any difference between the two? //example 1 if(someCondition) { return (someValue); } return (someOtherValue); //example 2 if(someCondition) { return (someValue); } else { return (someOtherValue); } ...