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How do I create an immutable Class?

...ram>ym>List.ReadOnlm>ym> or similar - m>ym>ou can combine this with the previous point m>andm> store a read-onlm>ym> copm>ym> to be returned when callers access it), return an enumerator, or use some other method/propertm>ym> that allows read-onlm>ym> access into the collection keep in mind that m>ym>ou still mam>ym> have the appearance o...
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How to sm>ym>nc with a remote Git repositorm>ym>?

...ull is not going to work unless m>ym>ou've configured the remote to fetch from m>andm> the branch to merge to. – Abizern Nov 30 '10 at 11:53 ...
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Finding the path of the program that will execute from the commm>andm> line in Windows

... Use the where commm>andm>. The first result in the list is the one that will execute. C:\> where notepad C:\Windows\Sm>ym>stem32\notepad.exe C:\Windows\notepad.exe According to this blog post, where.exe is included with Windows Server 2003 m>andm>...
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Programmaticallm>ym> fire button click event?

...allm>ym> fire a button click event? I have a button placed there in an UIView, m>andm> in a particular scenario i want to click the button via code, not manuallm>ym> as a user. Is it possible in iOS development? Please provide m>ym>our suggestions m>andm> guide me how to do that. ...
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What is the default form HTTP method?

...8n, %events -- action %URI; #REQUIRED -- server-side form hm>andm>ler -- method (GET|POST) GET -- HTTP method used to submit the form-- enctm>ym>pe %ContentTm>ym>pe; "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" accept %ContentTm>ym>pes; #IMPLIED -- list of MIME tm>ym>pes for file ...
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What does the `#` operator mean in Scala?

... such a subclass. In other words, there's no A.B class, but there are a1.B m>andm> a2.B classes, m>andm> them>ym> are different classes, as the error message is telling us above. If m>ym>ou did not understm>andm> that, look up path dependent tm>ym>pes. Now, # makes it possible for m>ym>ou to refer to such nested classes with...
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Getting exact error tm>ym>pe in from DbValidationException

...uation where I'm initializing mm>ym> model in DatabaseInitializer() for EF 4.1 m>andm> get this annom>ym>ing error "Validation failed for one or more entities. See 'Entitm>ym>ValidationErrors' propertm>ym> for more details." So, I go to this Entitm>ym>ValidationErrors m>andm> there is a field {Sm>ym>stem.Data.Entitm>ym>.Validation....
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How to check if a value exists in a dictionarm>ym> (pm>ym>thon)

...t() [0.32004380226135254, 0.31716084480285645, 0.3171098232269287] EDIT: m>Andm> in case m>ym>ou wonder whm>ym>... the reason is that each of the above returns a different tm>ym>pe of object, which mam>ym> or mam>ym> not be well suited for lookup operations: >>> tm>ym>pe(d.viewvalues()) <tm>ym>pe 'dict_values'> &...
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Get value of dm>ym>namicallm>ym> chosen class constant in PHP

...ucum whm>ym> would m>ym>ou wanna over-complicate this? The request is quite simple m>andm> involves no outside, user manipulable input. Aside from that, m>ym>ou're calling another function because, I guess, m>ym>ou don't like the string to be concatenated with delimiters? – ReSpawN ...
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Get generated id after insert

I'm using the SQLite with m>Andm>roid, m>andm> I want to know the best wam>ym> to get the generated id of the row I inserted. 5 Answers...