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Skip a sub<em>mem>odule during a <em>Mem>aven build

We have a need to be able to skip a sub<em>mem>odule in certain environ<em>mem>ents. 5 Answers 5 ...
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Is <em>Mem>ATLAB OOP slow or a<em>mem> I doing so<em>mem>ething wrong?

I'<em>mem> experi<em>mem>enting with <em>Mem>ATLAB OOP , as a start I <em>mem>i<em>mem>icked <em>mem>y C++'s Logger classes and I'<em>mem> putting all <em>mem>y string helper functions in a String class, thinking it would be great to be able to do things like a + b , a == b , a.find( b ) instead of strcat( a b ) , strc<em>mem>p( a, b ) , retrieve first...
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Instance attribute attribute_na<em>mem>e defined outside __init__

I split up <em>mem>y class constructor by letting it call <em>mem>ultiple functions, like this: 6 Answers ...
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What is the difference between related SQLite data-types like INT, INTEGER, S<em>Mem>ALLINT and TINYINT?

...te3, I get confused when confronted with all the possible datatypes which i<em>mem>ply si<em>mem>ilar contents, so could anyone tell <em>mem>e the difference between the following data-types? ...
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Python - write() versus writelines() and concatenated strings

So I'<em>mem> learning Python. I a<em>mem> going through the lessons and ran into a proble<em>mem> where I had to condense a great <em>mem>any target.write() into a single write() , while having a "\n" between each user input variable(the object of write() ). ...
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What's the difference between an exclusive lock and a shared lock?

...logy: Think of a lockable object as a blackboard (lockable) in a class roo<em>mem> containing a teacher (writer) and <em>mem>any students (readers). While a teacher is writing so<em>mem>ething (exclusive lock) on the board: Nobody can read it, because it's still being written, and she's blocking your view =&a<em>mem>p;gt; If a...
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Difference between size_t and std::size_t

What are the differences between size_t and std::size_t in ter<em>mem>s of where they are declared, when they should be used and any other differentiating features? ...
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How can I pass selected row to co<em>mem><em>mem>andLink inside dataTable or ui:repeat?

I'<em>mem> using Pri<em>mem>efaces in a JSF 2 application. I have a &a<em>mem>p;lt;p:dataTable&a<em>mem>p;gt; , and instead of selecting rows, I want the user to be able to directly execute various actions on individual rows. For that, I have several &a<em>mem>p;lt;p:co<em>mem><em>mem>andLink&a<em>mem>p;gt; s in the last colu<em>mem>n. ...
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What is the purpose of AsQueryable()?

Is the purpose of AsQueryable() just so you can pass around an IEnu<em>mem>erable to <em>mem>ethods that <em>mem>ight expect IQueryable , or is there a useful reason to represent IEnu<em>mem>erable as IQueryable ? For exa<em>mem>ple, is it supposed to be for cases like this: ...
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Why do we need theevent” keyword while defining events?

...do we need the "event" keyword while defining events, when we can do the sa<em>mem>e thing without using "event" keyword, just by using the delegates. ...