I am programmatically exporting data (using PHP 5.2) into a .csv test file. Example data: Numéro 1 (note the accented e). The data is utf-8 (no prepended BOM). ...

...ith something like map or collect would be built in, and nobody has to see all the hoops the compiler has to go through to make them work smoothly. In Scala, it's all in a library, and therefore out in the open. In fact the functionality of map that's supported by its complicated type is pretty adv...

...re "advanced" features like branching and merging let you have multiple parallel lines of development. You can work in two simultaneous features without interference and switch back and forth without much hassle. You can see "what changed". This may sound basic, but that's something I find myself ch...

...e getter method behind the expression is executed everytime when the code calls ValueExpression#getValue(). This will normally be invoked one or two times per JSF request-response cycle, depending on whether the component is an input or output component (learn it here). However, this count can get ...

...Edge) and it is not supported in Safari. In 2012 when the answer was originally posted it wasn't supported in any major browser. – Cfreak Jul 7 '16 at 3:40 2 ...

... jQuery does only make some regexp checking before calling the native browser method window.JSON.parse(). If that is not available, it uses eval() or more exactly new Function() to create a Javascript object. The opposite of JSON.parse() is JSON.stringify() which serializes a...

... Note: The original answer fails to mention that it you will need to install jsdom as well using npm install jsdom Update (late 2013): The official jQuery team finally took over the management of the jquery package on npm: npm install jquery Then: require("jsdom").env("", function (err, wind...

... "simple return" actually returns. It will return control from the each and everything else around it and after it until it exit's each()'s parent control - such as a function() which is using each. This is the correct answer, and the other appro...

...etElementById('form-id').submit();"> submit </a> </form> All ways Whatever way you choose, you have call formObject.submit() eventually (where formObject is the DOM object of the <form> tag). You also have to bind such an event handler, which calls formObject.submit(), so i...

... Well, the design rationale for namedtuple is having a smaller memory footprint for mass results (long lists of tuples, such as results of DB queries). For individual items (if the function in question is not called often) dictionaries and classes are just fine as well. But namedtu...