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What Automatic Resource Management alternatives exist for Scala?
I have seen many examples of ARM (automatic resource management) on the web for Scala. It seems to be a rite-of-passage to write one, though most look pretty much like one another. I did see a pretty cool example using continuations, though.
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Alternate background colors for list items
I have a list, and each item is linked, is there a way I can alternate the background colors for each item?
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Should I store generated code in source control
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How can I view MSIL / CIL generated by C# compiler? Why is it called assembly?
I'm new to .NET C# programming. I'm following few books. It is said that instead of compiling it directly to binary code (Native code). High level code is converted into intermediate language (called MSIL aka CIL). But when I compile, I get an exe/Dll file.
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What is a non-capturing group in regular expressions?
How are non-capturing groups, i.e. (?:) , used in regular expressions and what are they good for?
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Adding the “Clear” Button to an iPhone UITextField
... do you add that little "X" button on the right side of a UITextField that clears the text? I can't find an attribute for adding this sub-control in Interface Builder in the iPhone OS 2.2 SDK.
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Sorting dictionary keys in python [duplicate]
I have a dict where each key references an int value. What's the best way to sort the keys into a list depending on the values?
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Javascript: How to generate formatted easy-to-read JSON straight from an object? [duplicate]
I know how to generate JSON from an object using JSON.stringify, or in my case the handy jquery-json from google code ( https://github.com/krinkle/jquery-json ).
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delete vs delete[] [duplicate]
When I was taught C++, this was a long time ago. I was told to never use delete but delete[] as performing delete[] on a single object will be equivalent to delete . Knowing not to trust teachers too much I wonder, Is this true?
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C# '@' before a String [duplicate]
I found this in a C# study book
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