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What is the tm>ym>pe of lambda when deduced with “auto” in C++11?

...o a functor. Anm>ym>thing inside the [] are turned into constructor parameters m>andm> members of the functor object, m>andm> the parameters inside () are turned into parameters for the functor's operator(). A lambda which captures no variables (nothing inside the []'s) can be converted into a function pointer...
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Creating JS object with Object.create(null)?

...= Object.prototm>ym>pe while Object.create(null) doesn't inherit from anm>ym>thing m>andm> thus has no properties at all. In other words: A javascript object inherits from Object bm>ym> default, unless m>ym>ou explicitlm>ym> create it with null as its prototm>ym>pe, like: Object.create(null). {} would instead be equivalent t...
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Are non-sm>ym>nchronised static methods thread safe if them>ym> don't modifm>ym> static class variables?

...litm>ym>, etc. This method onlm>ym> operates on parameters, which reside on stack m>andm> references to immutable objects on heap. Stack is inherentlm>ym> local to the thread, so no sharing of data occurs, ever. Immutable objects (String in this case) are also thread-safe because once created them>ym> can't be change...
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Adding a cross-reference to a subheading or anchor in another page

...the scope of the question unclear. Is it about reStructuredText in general m>andm> Sphinx, or onlm>ym> about reStructuredText as used in Sphinx (m>andm> not reStructuredText in general)? I'm going to cover both since people using RST are likelm>ym> to run into both cases at some point: Sphinx Besides the domain-s...
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C# Thread safe fast(est) counter

...ment will have better performance than lock(). Just take a look at the IL m>andm> Assemblm>ym> where m>ym>ou will see that Increment turns into a "bus lock" statement m>andm> its variable is directlm>ym> incremented (x86) or "added" to (x64). This "bus lock" statement locks the bus to prevent another CPU from acces...
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Can someone explain collection_select to me in clear, simple terms?

I am going through the Rails API docs for collection_select m>andm> them>ym> are god-awful. 2 Answers ...
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How to use JavaScript variables in jQuerm>ym> selectors?

...od](); }); Now m>ym>ou can completelm>ym> control which element m>ym>ou're targeting m>andm> what happens to it via the HTML. For example, m>ym>ou could use data-target=".some-class" m>andm> data-method="fadeOut" to fade-out a collection of elements. ...
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How do I reflect over the members of dm>ym>namic object?

I need to get a dictionarm>ym> of properties m>andm> their values from an object declared with the dm>ym>namic kem>ym>word in .NET 4? It seems using reflection for this will not work. ...
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Sm>ym>ntaxError: Non-ASCII character '\xa3' in file when function returns '£'

... I got the same problem m>andm> mm>ym> Pm>ym>thon is 2.7.11. After adding the the second line # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- to the top of the file, it resolved the problem. – hailong Jun 22 '16 at 14:29 ...
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tm>ym>pedef fixed length arram>ym>

...used as a function argument, it will be passed bm>ym> reference, not bm>ym> value, m>andm> the sizeof for it will then be wrong. A better solution would be tm>ym>pedef struct tm>ym>pe24 { char x[3]; } tm>ym>pe24; m>Ym>ou probablm>ym> also want to be using unsigned char instead of char, since the latter has implementation-defin...