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dealloc in Swift

I would like to perform some cleanup at the end of a view controller's life, namely to remove an NSNotificationCenter notification. Implementing dealloc results in a Swift compiler error: ...
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Filter element based on .data() key/value

Say I have 4 div elements with class .navlink , which, when clicked, use .data() to set a key called 'selected' , to a value of true : ...
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Chrome developer tools: View Console and Sources views in separate views/vertically tiled?

Chrome developer tools: Is there a way to view the Console tab and the Sources tab in separate views? I often want to look at both of these simultaneously. ...
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How can I discover the “path” of an embedded resource?

I am storing a PNG as an embedded resource in an assembly. From within the same assembly I have some code like this: 5 Ans...
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How can I format patch with what I stash away

In git, I stash away my changes. Is it possible that I can create a patch with what I stash away? And then apply that patch in some other repository (my co-worker's)? ...
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Why does Math.Floor(Double) return a value of type Double?

I need to get the left hand side integer value from a decimal or double. For Ex: I need to get the value 4 from 4.6. I tried using Math.Floor function but it's returning a double value, for ex: It's returning 4.0 from 4.6. The MSDN documentation says that it returns an integer value. Am I missing so...
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Reverting part of a commit with git

I want to revert a particular commit in git. Unfortunately, our organization still uses CVS as a standard, so when I commit back to CVS multiple git commits are rolled into one. In this case I would love to single out the original git commit, but that is impossible. ...
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Concatenate two string literals

I am reading Accelerated C++ by Koenig. He writes that "the new idea is that we can use + to concatenate a string and a string literal - or, for that matter, two strings (but not two string literals). ...
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When should I use require() and when to use define()?

I have being playing around with requirejs for the last few days. I am trying to understand the differences between define and require. ...
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Does git return specific return error codes?

Like merging errors, or rebase errors. Does it have a unique error code? 6 Answers 6 ...