I\'ve just ventured into the fun world of Android development, but had a very quirky problem with the test app I was working on.
I have an object instance called myClass and i need to set the value of about 30 variables in the object, and I need to do it about 30 times (in 30 methods) in my class.
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I am trying to represent weighted edges. I eventually want to have OutE to be an instance of Eq and Ord, with the constraint that etype is an instance of Eq and Ord. Assume I have following file as te
i\'ve created my own plugin architecture for one of my programs. Basicly Plugin is the base class for all of my plugins and say that i\'ve plugins like PluginA : Plugin, PluginB : Plugin.
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I create a webpart, for which values are provided dynamically through the toolpart. I get the proper output. But the problem is when i add a new instance of the same webpart in a subsite, It takes the
I have a Rails model called Person which has database table columns for first_name and last_name. I\'ve also defined a full_name method to return the combined first_name and last_name of the instance.
I have a JQuery 1.4.2 plugin, that uses a set of options.It\'s pseudo code is like this: (function($) {
interface TestA { String toString(); } public class Test { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println(new TestA() {