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Local variables in nested functions

Okay, bear with <em>mem>e on this, I know it's going to look horribly convoluted, but please help <em>mem>e understand what's happening. ...
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Uri to default sound notification?

... try using Ringtone<em>Mem>anager to get Default Notification Uri as: Uri uri= Ringtone<em>Mem>anager.getDefaultUri(Ringtone<em>Mem>anager.TYPE_NOTIFICATION); builder.setSound(uri); shar...
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Xcode Project vs. Xcode Workspace - Differences

I a<em>mem> trying to understand how the whole ecosyste<em>mem> of iOS works. Until now, I could find an answer for <em>mem>ost of <em>mem>y question (and trust <em>mem>e, there have been a lots of the<em>mem>), but for this one, there see<em>mem>s to be no clear answer yet. ...
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What's Pros and Cons: putting javascript in head and putting just before the body close

<em>Mem>ost of javascript and web develop<em>mem>ent books/articles says that you <em>mem>ust put CSS in the head tag and javascript at the botto<em>mem> of the page. ...
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What's the difference between using CGFloat and float?

...o use CGFloat all over the place, but I wonder if I get a senseless "perfor<em>mem>ance hit" with this. CGFloat see<em>mem>s to be so<em>mem>ething "heavier" than float, right? At which points should I use CGFloat, and what <em>mem>akes really the difference? ...
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What does the 'standalone' directive <em>mem>ean in X<em>Mem>L?

What does the ' standalone ' directive <em>mem>ean in an X<em>Mem>L docu<em>mem>ent? 5 Answers 5 ...
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how do you push only so<em>mem>e of your local git co<em>mem><em>mem>its?

Suppose I have 5 local co<em>mem><em>mem>its. I want to push only 2 of the<em>mem> to a centralized repo (using an SVN-style workflow). How do I do this? ...
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How do I flush the PRINT buffer in TSQL?

I have a very long-running stored procedure in SQL Server 2005 that I'<em>mem> trying to debug, and I'<em>mem> using the 'print' co<em>mem><em>mem>and to do it. The proble<em>mem> is, I'<em>mem> only getting the <em>mem>essages back fro<em>mem> SQL Server at the very end of <em>mem>y sproc - I'd like to be able to flush the <em>mem>essage buffer and see these <em>mem>essages...
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Which characters need to be escaped in HT<em>Mem>L?

Are they the sa<em>mem>e as X<em>Mem>L, perhaps plus the space one ( &a<em>mem>p;a<em>mem>p;nbsp; )? 4 Answers 4 ...
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What is the purpose of the EBP fra<em>mem>e pointer register?

I'<em>mem> a beginner in asse<em>mem>bly language and have noticed that the x86 code e<em>mem>itted by co<em>mem>pilers usually keeps the fra<em>mem>e pointer around even in release/opti<em>mem>ized <em>mem>ode when it could use the EBP register for so<em>mem>ething else. ...