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.NET obfuscation tools/strategy [closed]
My product has several components: ASP.NET, Windows Forms App and Windows Service. 95% or so of the code is written in VB.NET.
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Mod of negative number is melting my brain
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@RuudLenders: No. If x = -5 and m = 2, then r = x%m is -1, after which r+m is 1. The while loop is not needed. The point is that (as I wrote in the answer), x%m is always strictly greater than -m, so you need to add m at most once to make it positive.
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JavaScript, elegant way to check nested object properties for null/undefined [duplicate]
a "problem" which i have every now and then is that i have an object e.g. user = {} and through the course of using the app this gets populated. Let's say somwhere, after an AJAX call or something i do this:
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Significance of a .inl file in C++
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.inl files are never mandatory and have no special significance to the compiler. It's just a way of structuring your code that provides a hint to the humans that might read it.
I use .inl files in two cases:
For definitions of inline functions...
How to exclude this / current / dot folder from find “type d”
... because of the !.
To exclude other directories, this will golf less well and requires a variable for DRYness:
D="long_name"
find "$D" ! -path "$D" -type d
My decision tree between ! and -mindepth:
script? Use ! for portability.
interactive session on GNU?
exclude .? Throw a coin.
exclude lo...
C# properties: how to use custom set property without private field?
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What's the difference between this and not having set at all?
– Sidhin S Thomas
Nov 11 '19 at 16:59
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Webdriver Unable to connect to host 127.0.0.1 on port 7055 after 45000 ms
I have box where I run tests. It seems like Jenkins would ssh in and execute commands described in the specific job that's running.
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Why does an NSInteger variable have to be cast to long when used as a format argument?
...le on OS X (64-bit), because on that platform NSInteger is defined as long and is a 64-bit integer. The %i format, on the other hand, is for int, which is 32-bit. So the format and the actual parameter do not match in size.
Since NSInteger is 32-bit or 64-bit, depending on the platform, the compile...
How do you know when to use fold-left and when to use fold-right?
I'm aware that fold-left produces left-leaning trees and fold-right produces right-leaning trees, but when I reach for a fold, I sometimes find myself getting bogged down in headache-inducing thought trying to determine which kind of fold is appropriate. I usually end up unwinding the entire proble...
Why is using “for…in” for array iteration a bad idea?
...5;
for (var x in a) {
// Shows only the explicitly set index of "5", and ignores 0-4
console.log(x);
}
/* Will display:
5
*/
Also consider that JavaScript libraries might do things like this, which will affect any array you create:
// Somewhere deep in your JavaScript...