... Is it really worth a separate file every time you want one line of JavaScript on a page? I think inline has its place. – Casey Jun 3 '14 at 18:35 ...

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...3ghz in-order PowerPC processor. On that architecture, a virtual function call costs 7 nanoseconds longer than a direct (non-virtual) function call. So, not really worth worrying about the cost unless the function is something like a trivial Get()/Set() accessor, in which anything other than inli...

... Check the mvn script in your maven installation to see how it's building the command. Perhaps you or someone else has hard-coded a JAVA_HOME in there and forgotten about it. share ...

... @jpmc26 You are right, a trailing slash does the job and is actually preferable since it works with quotes (thus allowing you to have spaces in the directory path). To distinguish between either file/directory, this will work: if exist "a" if not exist "a\" (echo "it's a file") else (echo...

...roduction.html#strings and here: http://docs.python.org/reference/lexical_analysis.html#literals The simplest example would be using the 'r' prefix: ss = r'Hello\nWorld' print(ss) Hello\nWorld share | ...

... Incidentally, what possible reason could Microsoft have for including an LTRIM and RTRIM function without a TRIM? It's peculiar. – Ben Hoffstein Oct 7 '08 at 18:06 ...

... @alvinmeimoun Actually, Paragraph() had a Paragraph(Inline) overload at least since .NET 3.5 (and Run(string) was also valid - it's even in the example). – Dragomok Jan 6 '17 at 9:57 ...

... If you are using a div from the DOM, so not dynamically created, use .empty(). Then you can reuse it, if you fill the contents again offcourse. – KoalaBear Jul 15 '13 at 21:14 ...

... Or just [0] via index accessing – temporary_user_name Dec 16 '14 at 0:09 firstObject is more safe than [0] a...