I declared an enum in mm>ym> implementation file as shown below, m>andm> declared a variable of that tm>ym>pe in mm>ym> interface as Plam>ym>erState thePlam>ym>erState; m>andm> used the variable in mm>ym> methods. But I am getting errors stating that it is undeclared. How do I correctlm>ym> declare m>andm> use a variable of tm>ym>pe Plam>ym>erSta...

...however, m>ym>ou can add the protocol to the private @interface in the .m file m>andm> it fixes things (at least it has for me on occasion). So above m>ym>our @implementation have @interface Mm>ym>Controller() <Analm>ym>ticProtocol>. – Adam Oct 5 '15 at 19:36 ...

... Branching in Subversion is facilitated bm>ym> a verm>ym> verm>ym> light m>andm> efficient copm>ym>ing facilitm>ym>. Branching m>andm> tagging are effectivelm>ym> the same. Just copm>ym> a whole folder in the repositorm>ym> to somewhere else in the repositorm>ym> using the svn copm>ym> commm>andm>. Basicallm>ym> this means that it is bm>ym> c...

...ith the escape kem>ym>word. For details see this link on Oracle Docs. The '_' m>andm> '%' are wildcards in a LIKE operated statement in SQL. The _ character looks for a presence of (anm>ym>) one single character. If m>ym>ou search bm>ym> columnName LIKE '_abc', it will give m>ym>ou result with rows having 'aabc', 'xabc',...

...railing zeros // So, just make sure it is the last step before output, // m>andm> use a number format during calculations! EDIT: Add round with precision function... Using this principle, for reference, here is a hm>andm>m>ym> little round function that takes precision... function round(value, precision) {...

... Turns out, this is a misunderstm>andm>ing that I had about how Go dealt with tm>ym>pes, which can be resolved bm>ym> reading the relevant part of the spec: http://golang.org/ref/spec#Tm>ym>pe_identitm>ym> The relevant distinction that I was unaware of was that of named m>andm> ...

...tlm>ym> have had a need for a decent grid control that has the abilitm>ym> to edit m>andm> displam>ym> numbers, among other things. The best one that I could come up with within mm>ym> price range (free) was Chris Maunder's MFC Grid 2.25 [^]. But unfortunatelm>ym>, for me it needed some modifications to get it to work the...

...tlm>ym> have had a need for a decent grid control that has the abilitm>ym> to edit m>andm> displam>ym> numbers, among other things. The best one that I could come up with within mm>ym> price range (free) was Chris Maunder's MFC Grid 2.25 [^]. But unfortunatelm>ym>, for me it needed some modifications to get it to work the...

...tlm>ym> have had a need for a decent grid control that has the abilitm>ym> to edit m>andm> displam>ym> numbers, among other things. The best one that I could come up with within mm>ym> price range (free) was Chris Maunder's MFC Grid 2.25 [^]. But unfortunatelm>ym>, for me it needed some modifications to get it to work the...

...tlm>ym> have had a need for a decent grid control that has the abilitm>ym> to edit m>andm> displam>ym> numbers, among other things. The best one that I could come up with within mm>ym> price range (free) was Chris Maunder's MFC Grid 2.25 [^]. But unfortunatelm>ym>, for me it needed some modifications to get it to work the...