I have class SomeClass with properties. For example id and name: class SomeClass(object): def __init__(self): self.__id = None self.__name = None def get_id(self): return self.__id def set_id(self, value): self.__id = value def get_name(self): return self.__name def set_nam...
I've implemented a bit of code from one of the many Apple code examples, but I'm having a bit of trouble, because the retain attribute of one of the properties doesn't appear to be working. Here's the property declaration: @property (nonatomic, retain) EditingViewController *editingViewController; And here's the code: - (EditingViewC...
Public Class FooBar { private int _foo; public int Foo { get { return _foo; } set { _foo = value; } } public void DoStuff() { _foo++; // Do this? Foo++; // Or this? } } Is there a more accepted practice to either access fields or properties (if one exists) in a class? I've alwa...
Here's my problem: We have N applications running in M different environments (qa/prod/etc.) with P servers per environment. Multiplied out, the number of unique configurations is in the hundreds. Each of these applications has a set of environment-specific properties (public hostname, listening port, max memory, etc.). Multiplied ou...
A confusing title I know. Let me explain. I have to marshal an array of structs, which then get converted to an array of classes (legacy compatibility). For instance public class InnerClass {} public class OuterClass { private InnerClass[] innerClasses; } public struct InnerStruct { // Data } private static buildInnerClass( Inne...
I'm a little confused about when exactly my Property is being initialized. Suppose I have a property declared like this: private Dictionary<string, Dictionary<string,string>> MessageLookup { get { return messages ?? doSomething(); } } The doSomething method populates the messages Dictionary ...
In a base class I have this property: public virtual string Text { get { return text; } } I want to override that and return a different text, but I would also like to be able to set the text, so I did this: public override string Text { get { return differentText; } set { differentText = value; } } This however does n...
I have several classes that need to load some properties files, and I was wondering what are the best practices to accomplish this. I thought of two basic approaches: Hardcode the properties file name in each class, and then use the Properties class to load from a FileInputStream, which can be problematic if someone decides to change t...
In this class, I am setting elp to ElType in the constructor. I can access properties of elp fine when in the constructor (the // ... bit is where I'm accessing elp's properties), but when I try to access elp in another method - ucp() - my program crashes with NullReferenceException. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong here, althou...
When I right-click my solution in the Solution Explorer and choose Properties I get a dialog where I can select the Startup Project. I sometimes select Current selection (If it is an experimental solution with lots of projects I jump between), but most often it is a Single startup project selected, which would usually be the main WinFor...
I have a property declared as follows: public decimal? MyProperty { get; set; } I am needing to pass this value to another method as a string and so the only way I see to do so is as follows: MyProperty == null ? null : MyProperty.ToString() This looks very messy when you have a number of similar properties being passed into a meth...
If I have those two classes that have two different properties but with the same name: [RdfSerializable] public class Type1 { [RdfProperty(true), Name = "title"] public string Title { get; set; } } [RdfSerializable] public class Type2 { [RdfProperty(true), Name = "title"] public string Title { get; set; } } and try to...
I am working on deploying a J2ee application that I have previously been deploying in JBOSS into Weblogic 10.3.1.0. I am running into an issue with external properties files. In Jboss I can just put the properties files into $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/conf, and they are loaded onto the system classpath and I can access them without any...
I C# we do it through reflection. In Javascript it is simple as: for(var propertyName in objectName) var currentPropertyValue = objectName[propertyName]; How to do it in Python? ...
I have an external style resource in a resource dictionary I'm referencing with x:Key. It has an x:TargetType specifying a target (TextBlock). Is it possible to apply this to a control containing a TextBlock and have all TextBlock elements within that control have the style applied? Thanks, Robert ...
Whenever there is question about credibility of Properties, I see that most of the discussion happens around functions/methods vs properties. But I would also like to know the compelling reason to use property with associated private field vs public field directly itself, incase of most common get/set behaviors with no other processing, ...
Is it possible, using C# Automatic Properties, to create a new instance of an object? in C# I love how I can do this: public string ShortProp {get; set;} is it possible to do this for objects like List that first need to be instantiated? ie: List<string> LongProp = new List<string>(); public List<string> LongProp { get { ...
In much of the code I have seen (on SO, thecodeproject.com and I tend to do this in my own code), I have seen public properties being created for every single private field that a class contains, even if they are the most basic type of get; set; like: private int myInt; public int MyInt { get { return myInt; } set { myInt = v...
Is it possible to bind a field (textbox) to a Property that doesn't implement a set? For instance I have an object that implements INotifyPropertyChanged with 3 fields: public decimal SubTotal { get { return this.subTotal; } set { this.subTotal = value; this.NotifyPropertyChanged("SubTotal"); this.N...
I've heard now from several sources (stackoverflow.com, cocoa-dev, the documentation, blogs, etc) that it is "wrong" to use accessors and settings (foo, setFoo:) in your init and dealloc methods. I understand that there is there is a remote possibility of confusing other objects that are observing the property if you do so. (a simple e...