...s. For example if the method is hello(name) in parent scope, then in order to execute the method from inside your directive, you must call $scope.hello({name:'world'}) I find that it's easier to remember these differences by referring to the scope bindings by a shorter description: ...

...so a powerful API with: simple tree creation simple tree modification pre-order tree iteration post-order tree iteration resolve relative and absolute node paths walking from one node to an other. tree rendering (see example above) node attach/detach hookups ...

... more on that later) and Angular will call the provider's $get function in order to return a new instance of the service. In this case, the thing that will be injected is a function that takes a name parameter and alerts a message based on the name. We might use it like this: app.controller('MainCo...

...sum and 100 Distributing the difference by adding 1 to items in decreasing order of their decimal parts In your case, it would go like this: 13.626332% 47.989636% 9.596008% 28.788024% If you take the integer parts, you get 13 47 9 28 which adds up to 97, and you want to add three more. Now...

...f you are comfortable with MSBuild, and if you are not then read this. In order to do this we need to hook into the part of the process that collects the files for packaging. The target we need to extend is called CopyAllFilesToSingleFolder. This target has a dependency property, PipelinePreDeployC...

...ften done like this: srand (static_cast <unsigned> (time(0))); In order to call rand or srand you must #include <cstdlib>. In order to call time, you must #include <ctime>. share | ...

...to memory and processing time for a thread that isn't doing anything. In order to cater other requests while that thread has stalled depends on your software. What most server software do is spawn more threads to cater the additional requests. This requires more memory consumed and more processing...

...s is not exactly the right thing. This just cycles through the tabs in the order they appear on the tab bar vs. most recently switched to order. – Hafthor Sep 14 '12 at 18:13 ...

... function returns, the following will happen: First, b2 goes out of scope (order of destruction is always opposite of order of construction). But b2 is just a pointer, so nothing happens, the memory it occupies is simply freed. And importantly, the memory it points to (the bar instance on the heap) ...

...to load that data. Let's assume we use a CursorLoader querying a table for orders. If a new order is added to that table the CursorLoader uses onContentChanged() to inform the UI to update and show the new order (no need to use restartLoader in this case). If we want to display only open orders we n...