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Remove CSS from a Div using JQuery
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@Aruna: I'm a little scared now - how are you putting the style on the element? If your CSS isn't in a stylesheet/block it's not CSS.
– annakata
Jun 5 '09 at 11:13
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How to initialize static variables
...r = array(…);
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}
Foo::init();
PHP 5.6 can handle some expressions now.
/* For Abstract classes */
abstract class Foo{
private static function bar(){
static $bar = null;
if ($bar == null)
bar = array(...);
return $bar;
}
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How to split a string in Haskell?
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The split package is now apart of the haskell platform as of most recent release.
– The Internet
Jul 6 '13 at 17:12
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Print multiple arguments in Python
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FYI, as of Python 3.6, we get f-strings, so you can now also do print(f"Total score for {name} is {score}") with no explicit function calls (as long as name and score are in scope obviously).
– ShadowRanger
Dec 7 '16 at 1:41
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Recursively list files in Java
...permissions or performs another operation on each of the files.
There is now an entire Oracle tutorial on this question.
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Print new output on same line [duplicate]
... Thanks for the quick response and update. That makes so much more sense now. I read the help function a dozen times and wasn't obviously paying attention. :)
– onxx
Aug 20 '12 at 4:39
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How to call a function from a string stored in a variable?
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A few years late, but this is the best manner now imho:
$x = (new ReflectionFunction("foo"))->getClosure();
$x();
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Unexpected value from nativeGetEnabledTags: 0
... the SDK (r21) and ADT 21.0.0. I tried simple code, and it works well, but now I get a warning in LogCat that did not appear in the previous versions:
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Use Font Awesome Icon As Favicon
Is it possible to use a Font Awesome icon as a favicon icon? You know, the little icon that appears along-side a website title in the browser tab?
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Sorting an array of objects in Ruby by object attribute?
...me + @first_name <=> other.last_name + other.first_name
end
end
Now an array of Person objects will be sortable on last_name.
ar = [Person.new("Eric", "Cunningham"), Person.new("Homer", "Allen")]
puts ar # => [ "Eric Cunningham", "Homer Allen"] (Person objects!)
ar.sort!
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