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Shading a kernel density plot between two points.

... With the polygon() function, see its help page and I believe we had si<em>mem>ilar questions here too. You need to find the index of the quantile values to get the actual (x,y) pairs. Edit: Here you go: x1 &a<em>mem>p;lt;- <em>mem>in(which(dens$x &a<em>mem>p;gt;= q75)) x2 &a<em>mem>p;lt;- <em>mem>ax(which(dens$x &a<em>mem>p;lt; q95)) with(dens, polyg...
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How does git store files?

I just started learning git and to do so I started reading the Git Co<em>mem><em>mem>unity Book , and in this book they say that SVN and CVS store the difference between files and that git stores a snapshot of all the files. ...
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AngularJS ng-click stopPropagation

...ll other event directives) creates $event variable which is available on sa<em>mem>e scope. This variable is a reference to JS event object and can be used to call stopPropagation(): &a<em>mem>p;lt;table&a<em>mem>p;gt; &a<em>mem>p;lt;tr ng-repeat="user in users" ng-click="showUser(user)"&a<em>mem>p;gt; &a<em>mem>p;lt;td&a<em>mem>p;gt;{{user.firstna<em>mem>e}}&a<em>mem>p;lt;/td&a<em>mem>p;gt; ...
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What is the difference between CascadeType.RE<em>Mem>OVE and orphanRe<em>mem>oval in JPA?

... Fro<em>mem> here:- Cascading Re<em>mem>ove <em>Mem>arking a reference field with CascadeType.RE<em>Mem>OVE (or CascadeType.ALL, which includes RE<em>Mem>OVE) indicates that re<em>mem>ove operations should be cascaded auto<em>mem>atically to entity objects that are...
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What is the advantage of using forwarding references in range-based for loops?

const auto&a<em>mem>p;a<em>mem>p; would suffice if I want to perfor<em>mem> read-only operations. However, I have bu<em>mem>ped into 3 Answers ...
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Difference between std::result_of and decltype

I have so<em>mem>e trouble understanding the need for std::result_of in C++0x. If I understood correctly, result_of is used to obtain the resulting type of invoking a function object with certain types of para<em>mem>eters. For exa<em>mem>ple: ...
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Which is generally best to use — StringCo<em>mem>parison.OrdinalIgnoreCase or StringCo<em>mem>parison.InvariantCul

I have so<em>mem>e code like this: 5 Answers 5 ...
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What is the proper way to URL encode Unicode characters?

I know of the non-standard %uxxxx sche<em>mem>e but that doesn't see<em>mem> like a wise choice since the sche<em>mem>e has been rejected by the W3C. ...
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Nullable vs. int? - Is there any difference?

...llable&a<em>mem>p;lt;int&a<em>mem>p;gt;, which itself is shorthand for Nullable&a<em>mem>p;lt;Int32&a<em>mem>p;gt;. Co<em>mem>piled code will be exactly the sa<em>mem>e whichever one you choose to use. share | i<em>mem>prove this answer | ...
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How to un-co<em>mem><em>mem>it last un-pushed git co<em>mem><em>mem>it without losing the changes

Is there a way to revert a co<em>mem><em>mem>it so that <em>mem>y local copy keeps the changes <em>mem>ade in that co<em>mem><em>mem>it, but they beco<em>mem>e non-co<em>mem><em>mem>itted changes in <em>mem>y working copy? Rolling back a co<em>mem><em>mem>it takes you to the previous co<em>mem><em>mem>it - I want to keep the changes <em>mem>ade but I co<em>mem><em>mem>itted the<em>mem> to the wrong branch. ...