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How can I retrieve the remote git address of a repo?
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Recursive directory listing in DOS
... +1 very handy. If your directories contain lots of files, then this command will scroll them by on the screen too quickly to read. I think it is best to pipe the output of this command to a txt file you can read at your own speed. For example (assuming c:\temp directory is created): dir C:\ /...
Python, add trailing slash to directory string, os independently
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How long does it take for GitHub page to show changes after changing index.html
...to break.
Note: using a subdomain, such as yourproject.github.io is the recommended domain setup, but does mean page builds take longer to show up since it has the benefit of using the GitHub CDN.
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Member initialization while using delegated constructor
..., there is an assumption that the other constructor initializes the object completely, including all members (i.e. including the lines member in your example). You can't therefore initialize any of the members again.
The relevant quote from the Standard is (emphasis mine):
(§12.6.2/6) A mem-in...
Template default arguments
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@Pubby I suppose it would create some unnecessary complications if Foo might be a template identifier or might be an explicit instantiation depending on whether there's a default argument. Better keep the explicit instantiation syntax. Think of it like a function foo with a ...
Difference between CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR and CMAKE_CURRENT_LIST_DIR
...s for a CMake list file that is included by another file with the include command. E.g., if a CMakeLists.txt is present in a directory project and contains the following directive
include(src/CMakeLists.txt)
then while src/CMakeLists.txt is being processed CMAKE_CURRENT_LIST_DIR will refer to proj...
Hyphenated html attributes with asp.net mvc
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Xcode 4.2 - declaration of '…' will not be visible outside of this function warning
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#import will prevent a header from being brought into a compilation unit twice. #include will allow it (and then guard macros are used to prevent duplicate symbols.) There are some headers that expect to be brought in twice.
– Jonathan Grynspan
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