<em>Mem>y goal is to extract certain nodes fro<em>mem> <em>mem>ultiple x<em>mem>l files with <em>mem>ultiple na<em>mem>espaces using XPath. Everything works fine as long as i know the na<em>mem>espace URIs. The na<em>mem>espace na<em>mem>e itself re<em>mem>ains constant, but the Sche<em>mem>as (XSD) are so<em>mem>eti<em>mem>es client-generated i.e. unknown to <em>mem>e. Then i a<em>mem> left with basic...

For exa<em>mem>ple I have a base class as follows: 3 Answers 3 ...

I noticed there are <em>mem>any <em>mem>entions of pty and tty in so<em>mem>e opensource projects, could so<em>mem>eone can tell <em>mem>e what do they <em>mem>ean and what is the difference between the<em>mem>? Thanks! ...

I just found <em>mem>yself not fully understanding the logic of std::<em>mem>ove() . 2 Answers 2 ...

Why was the argu<em>mem>ents.callee.caller property deprecated in JavaScript? 4 Answers 4 ...

...ou used the word "hide"), you already know what is going on here. The pheno<em>mem>enon is called "na<em>mem>e hiding". For so<em>mem>e reason, every ti<em>mem>e so<em>mem>eone asks a question about why na<em>mem>e hiding happens, people who respond either say that this called "na<em>mem>e hiding" and explain how it works (which you probably alrea...

I want to ask a question about the <em>mem>ultipart/for<em>mem>-data . In the HTTP header, I find that the Content-Type: <em>mem>ultipart/for<em>mem>-data; boundary=??? . ...

Can so<em>mem>eone explain to <em>mem>e what a context free gra<em>mem><em>mem>ar is? After looking at the Wikipedia entry and then the Wikipedia entry on for<em>mem>al gra<em>mem><em>mem>ar, I a<em>mem> left utterly and totally befuddled. Would so<em>mem>eone be so kind as to explain what these things are? ...

I a<em>mem> referring to the POSIX standard select and poll syste<em>mem> C API calls. 3 Answers ...

There are a few topics si<em>mem>ilar to this, but I couldn't find one with a sufficient answer. 6 Answers ...