I am writing a C++ header in which I define a class A { // ... }; that I would like to hide from the outside world (because it may change or even be removed in future versions of this header).
I\'m trying to retreive some OAuth information that I\'ve stored using Datastore, but I\'m getting this error when I\'m instantiating my OAuthConsumer class:
I\'ve got a pretty nasty problem with xml serialization - I need to add some special information to the resulting xml-file:
I am trying to use the pimpl pattern and define the implementation class in an anonymous namespace. Is this possible in C++? My failed attempt is described below.
I need to be able to schedule reminders for users. So I thought I could just create a base model Reminder and use STI to make descendant classes which override the function fire(), called when reminde
I\'ve ran into a problem using jquery expose plugin alongside Masked Input plugin. The problem is they both occupy $.mask function which leads to conflict. But I vitally need this two plugins to work
I am trying create custom namespaces after开发者_开发技巧 reading the article at Custom Namespaces
I am writing a class library that contains classes with purely internal members. I have these divided into namespaces. There are no public or protected members in these internal classes.
When compiling this program, I was expecting the operator<< call to resolve to the one in the global namespace, but instead, the compiler reports an ambiguous overload.I thought non-dependent lo
I\'d like to create a class called \"Object\" to be able to implement \"toString()\", \"equal()\"... The problem is that the \"object\" keyword is already taken and I wonder what would be the best imp
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