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Word wrapping in phpstorm
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For all files (default setting for opened file): Settings/Preferences | Editor | General | Use soft wraps in editor
For currently opened file in editor: Menu | View | Active Editor | Use Soft Wraps
In latest IDE versions you ...
How does Go compile so quickly?
... whole VM, then they have to be JIT-compiled from bytecode to native code, all of which takes some time.
Speed of compilation depends on several factors.
Some languages are designed to be compiled fast. For example, Pascal was designed to be compiled using a single-pass compiler.
Compilers itself...
Can inner classes access private variables?
...ct of the parent class. You have to make the parent child relationship manually.
#include <string>
#include <iostream>
class Outer
{
class Inner
{
public:
Inner(Outer& x): parent(x) {}
void func()
{
std::string a =...
How to count number of files in each directory?
I am able to list all the directories by
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What is object slicing?
...uestions/274626#274636 for an example of how slicing occurs during method calls (which underscores the danger a little better than the plain assignment example).
– Blair Conrad
Nov 8 '08 at 13:53
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How do short URLs services work?
... site that is redirected to will see the referrer (the site that you originally come from) as being the site the TinyUrl link is on (i.e., twitter.com, your own site, wherever the link is). This is just as important, so that site owners can see where people are coming from. This too, would not work ...
Most efficient way to cast List to List
...ot behave the same as arrays in Java. Arrays are covariant; that is, it is allowed to do this:
SubClass[] subs = ...;
BaseClass[] bases = subs;
This is allowed, because the array "knows" the type of its elements. If someone attempts to store something that isn't an instance of SubClass in the arr...
Looking for a good world map generation algorithm [closed]
... and modify your second idea. Once you generate your continents (which are all about the same size), get them to randomly move and rotate and collide and deform each other and drift apart from each other. (Note: this may not be the easiest thing ever to implement.)
Edit: Here's another way of doing...
How to scale threads according to CPU cores?
...e it just like you would create any other object. So, let's say that you call the above method and find that it returns 2 processors. Awesome. Now, you can create a loop that generates a new Thread, and splits the work off for that thread, and fires off the thread. Here's some psuedocode to demo...
Forking from GitHub to Bitbucket
... My project is being hosted on Bitbucket . Both of them use git . Basically I'd like to create a ‘fork’ (I don't know if I'm using the right terms, since I'm new to git ) of CakePHP in my Bitbucket repository, in order to be able to get the updates without the need to download all the CakeP...