... which explains distance field rendering in great detail. Update 2016: Meanwhile, there exist several additional techniques which aim to remove the corner rounding artefacts which become disturbing at extreme magnifications. One approach simply uses pseudo-distance fields instead of distance fi...

... Either way gets the job done. I assume that by zigzag you mean something like this: (numbers are order of rendering) .. .. 01 .. .. .. 06 02 .. .. 11 07 03 .. 16 12 08 04 21 17 13 09 05 22 18 14 10 .. 23 19 15 .. .. 24 20 .. .. .. 25 .. .. ...

... @Pijusn What do you mean by "constraint has nothing to do with index?" Also about your second sentence, I never said that you could have a row with a NULL value, that's why I stated at the beginning of the post, that this is a solution only if h...

... Because [Flags] means that the enum is really a bitfield. With [Flags] you can use the bitwise AND (&) and OR (|) operators to combine the flags. When dealing with binary values like this, it is almost always more clear to use hexadecim...

...n some of these, the set of possible properties is user‐extensible. That means you can have custom properties that are actual code callouts to named functions in some particular namepace, like \p{GoodChars} or \p{Class::Good_Characters}. How your language handles those might be worth looking at. ...

...ckage Sealing: A package within a JAR file can be optionally sealed, which means that all classes defined in that package must be archived in the same JAR file. A package might be sealed to ensure version consistency among the classes in your software or as a security measure. To seal a package, a N...

...esn't looks bad: like creating something abstract. Give those names a real meaning. Consider using immutable, method less, case classes and seal the abstract base class. share | improve this answer...

... So you mean, I should use both. Key-per-column for the data i need to search and JSON for others, right? – ShuklaSannidhya Mar 12 '13 at 17:28 ...

...tance in using any framework is ridiculous. PHP is written in C. Does that mean you should write C and not use PHP? iOS has UIKit, Core Data, Quartz, etc. Flash has tons of commonly used 3rd party libraries. Again, each framework has its purpose. A purist, not-built-in-house mentality won't help any...

...rkdown but the URL structure is such that relative links won't work. This means you can either reference full external URL in Markdown, or relative in HTML :-( See https://gist.github.com/cben/46d9536baacb7c5d196c/ forked off your gist, and its index.html viewed via: http://rawgit.com/cben/46d95...