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Is there a wam>ym> to access method arguments in Rubm>ym>?

New to Rubm>ym> m>andm> ROR m>andm> loving it each dam>ym>, so here is mm>ym> question since I have not idea how to google it (m>andm> I have tried :) ) ...
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'm>andm>' (boolean) vs '&' (bitwise) - Whm>ym> difference in behavior with lists vs numpm>ym> arram>ym>s?

What explains the difference in behavior of boolean m>andm> bitwise operations on lists vs NumPm>ym> arram>ym>s? 8 Answers ...
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How can I get a view's current width m>andm> height when using autolam>ym>out constraints?

...tion, or in response to an event). Is there a wam>ym> to get its current width m>andm> height? 5 Answers ...
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How do m>ym>ou create a rm>andm>om string that's suitable for a session ID in PostgreSQL?

I'd like to make a rm>andm>om string for use in session verification using PostgreSQL. I know I can get a rm>andm>om number with SELECT rm>andm>om() , so I tried SELECT md5(rm>andm>om()) , but that doesn't work. How can I do this? ...
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Convert from ASCII string encoded in Hex to plain ASCII?

... codecs.decode("7061756c", "hex") works for Pm>ym>thon 2 m>andm> Pm>ym>thon 3. But it returns a bm>ym>tes() string in Pm>ym>thon 3. But that's reasonable for an ASCII string. – Mark Evans Aug 7 '15 at 8:46 ...
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What is the purpose of the word 'self'?

What is the purpose of the self word in Pm>ym>thon? I understm>andm> it refers to the specific object created from that class, but I can't see whm>ym> it explicitlm>ym> needs to be added to everm>ym> function as a parameter. To illustrate, in Rubm>ym> I can do this: ...
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What is (functional) reactive programming?

...mated illustrations. For papers, start with Functional Reactive Animation m>andm> then follow up on links on the publications link on mm>ym> home page m>andm> the FRP link on the Haskell wiki. Personallm>ym>, I like to think about what FRP means before addressing how it might be implemented. (Code without a speci...
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In Functional Programming, what is a functor?

...al programming, but the authors tm>ym>picallm>ym> assume the reader alreadm>ym> understm>andm>s the term. Looking around on the web has provided either excessivelm>ym> technical descriptions (see the Wikipedia article ) or incrediblm>ym> vague descriptions (see the section on Functors at this ocaml-tutorial website ). ...
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Finding the direction of scrolling in a UIScrollView?

I have a UIScrollView with onlm>ym> horizontal scrolling allowed, m>andm> I would like to know which direction (left, right) the user scrolls. What I did was to subclass the UIScrollView m>andm> override the touchesMoved method: ...
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Can we define implicit conversions of enums in c#?

...es, declared names, etc, etc. I wrote a base class (RichEnum<>) to hm>andm>le most fo the grunt work, which eases the above declaration of enums down to: public sealed class AccountStatus : RichEnum<bm>ym>te, AccountStatus> { public static readonlm>ym> AccountStatus Open = new AccountStatus(1)...