I have a lua table that I use as a hashmap, ie with string keys : local map = { foo = 1, bar = 2 } I would like to \"pop\" an element of this table identified by its key. There is a table.remove()
[EDIT 3] I kind of "solved it" by at using the "strange" version. At least for the most important keys. It is suffient for my case, where I want to check that ALT and ALT+A are not
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Edit: This may be a 5.0-specific bug.(I\'m on 5.0.83).Removing the innodb_log_file_size setting gets rid of the problem.Which makes complete sense.Not.
I am programming on a project which I should store the key of the user to the initial configuration of a machine, I want to write it in C#.
I\'m converting some C++ code to C# and it calls std::map::lower_bound(k) to find an entry in the map whose key is equal to or greater than k. However, I don\'t see any way to do the same thing with .
I have a global filter (Display.addFilter) in SWT in which I want to detect Enter key. In Windows, pressing Enter generates SWT.CR in \'keyCode\' part of KeyListener event. Is this assumption safe for
Is it possi开发者_Go百科ble to scroll the iframe window from the parent window using keys or javascript? The iframe content is from another domain, different from the parent window.Since the iframe co
I must admit to having only a rudimentary understanding of how HashTables work, although from what little I do know it seems fairly straightforward. My question is just this: it seems that the convent
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