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UIView's fra<em>mem>e, bounds, center, origin, when to use what?
UIView has the properties fra<em>mem>e , bounds , center , and origin , and they all see<em>mem> to be interrelated. <em>Mem>ost of the ti<em>mem>e, I deal with fra<em>mem>e when setting the position and size of a UIView . I understand that fra<em>mem>e is using global coordinate syste<em>mem> and bounds is using coordinate of the lo...
How to add reference to a <em>mem>ethod para<em>mem>eter in javadoc?
Is there a way to add references to one or <em>mem>ore of a <em>mem>ethod's para<em>mem>eters fro<em>mem> the <em>mem>ethod docu<em>mem>entation body?
So<em>mem>ething like:
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is there a require for json in node.js
I would like to include a couple of JSON files in <em>mem>y JavaScript code that are in the sa<em>mem>e directory as <em>mem>y JavaScript source file.
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Change UICollectionViewCell size on different device orientations
I a<em>mem> using an UICollectionView with UICollectionViewFlowLayout .
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What's the difference between using INDEX vs KEY in <em>Mem>ySQL?
...NDEX as in the following code. And I know how to use foreign key and pri<em>mem>ary key .
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For files in directory, only echo filena<em>mem>e (no path)
How do I go about echoing only the filena<em>mem>e of a file if I iterate a directory with a for loop?
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Difference between validate(), revalidate() and invalidate() in Swing GUI
Swing co<em>mem>ponents have <em>mem>ultiple <em>mem>ethods related to updates of screen layout, in particular:
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What is PEP8's E128: continuation line under-indented for visual indent?
Just opened a file with Subli<em>mem>e Text (with Subli<em>mem>e Linter) and noticed a PEP8 for<em>mem>atting error that I'd never seen before. Here's the text:
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How to get ele<em>mem>ent by classna<em>mem>e or id
I a<em>mem> trying to find the ele<em>mem>ent in ht<em>mem>l by angularjs.
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How can I incre<em>mem>ent a char?
I'<em>mem> new to Python, co<em>mem>ing fro<em>mem> Java and C. How can I incre<em>mem>ent a char? In Java or C, chars and ints are practically interchangeable, and in certain loops, it's very useful to <em>mem>e to be able to do incre<em>mem>ent chars, and index arrays by chars.
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