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Outputting data from unit test in python
...ata from a failed test, so I can examine it to help deduce what caused the error? I am aware of the ability to create a customized message, which can carry some information, but sometimes you might deal with more complex data, that can't easily be represented as a string.
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Setting up a common nuget packages folder for all solutions when some projects are included in multi
...ution in Visual Studio and kick off a Rebuild All. Ignore all of the build errors you will receive, this is expected at this point. This should kick off the NuGet package restore feature at the start of the build process however. Verify that your \Solutions\Packages\ folder has been created in the s...
How to define an alias in fish shell?
... Thanks Jerub. For some reason after funcsave it gave me an error: troff: fatal error: can't open `/usr/share/fish/man/save_function.1': No such file or directory
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Is bool a native C type?
...p;boolArray[123]).
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Is there a built in function for string natural sort?
Using Python 3.x, I have a list of strings for which I would like to perform a natural alphabetical sort.
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Good example of livelock?
I understand what livelock is, but I was wondering if anyone had a good code-based example of it? And by code-based, I do not mean "two people trying to get past each other in a corridor". If I read that again, I'll lose my lunch.
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How to sort a list of strings numerically?
I know that this sounds trivial but I did not realize that the sort() function of Python was weird. I have a list of "numbers" that are actually in string form, so I first convert them to ints, then attempt a sort.
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Taking screenshot on Emulator from Android Studio
I know this probably might be the silliest question but still, I don't know how to take a screenshot of Emulator via Android Studio. I recently switched from Eclipse to Android Studio and I could not find it anywhere, I tried to search on web too but no help.
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Really Cheap Command-Line Option Parsing in Ruby
...by -h for details.
That must be as cheap as it gets. It will raise a NameError if you try a switch like -:, so there's some validation there. Of course, you can't have any switches after a non-switch argument, but if you need something fancy, you really should be using at the minimum OptionParser....