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...sing Node.js on a desktop application. Hopefully that clears up why I want it to be able to achieve this.
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When to use the different log levels
There are different ways to log messages, in order of fatality:
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What are your favorite extension methods for C#? (codeplex.com/extensionoverflow)
Let's make a list of answers where you post your excellent and favorite extension methods .
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Difference between DateTime and Time in Ruby
... concerned. Picking one for consistency is probably best, so try and mesh with what your libraries expect. For example, ActiveRecord prefers DateTime.
In versions prior to Ruby 1.9 and on many systems Time is represented as a 32-bit signed value describing the number of seconds since January 1, 197...
How do I empty an array in JavaScript?
Is there a way to empty an array and if so possibly with .remove() ?
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Is 'float a = 3.0;' a correct statement?
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It is not an error to declare float a = 3.0 : if you do, the compiler will convert the double literal 3.0 to a float for you.
However, you should use the float literals notation in specific scenarios.
For performance rea...
Only detect click event on pseudo-element
... the red region only, you have to make a child element, like a span, place it right after the opening <p> tag, apply styles to p span instead of p:before, and bind to it.
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How does std::forward work? [duplicate]
I know what it does and when to use it but I still can't wrap my head around how it works. Please be as detailed as possible and explain when std::forward would be incorrect if it was allowed to use template argument deduction.
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What is the difference between “def” and “val” to define a function
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val even: Int => Boolean = _ % 2 == 0
even eq even
//Boolean = true
With def you can get new function on every call:
val test: () => Int = {
val r = util.Random.nextInt
() => r
}
test()
// Int = -1049057402
test()
// Int = -1049057402 - same result
def test: () => Int = {
val...
In pure functional languages, is there an algorithm to get the inverse function?
In pure functional languages like Haskell, is there an algorithm to get the inverse of a function, (edit) when it is bijective? And is there a specific way to program your function so it is?
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