I\'ve updated the title and the text of my original question after gaining more knowledge on what\'s really going on. I misinterpreted the symptom as whitespace not being preserved while what\'s reall
The following Perl script outputs \"SUCCESS\" as you\'d expect: use Fcntl qw(:DEFAULT :flock); sysopen(LF, \"test.txt\", O_RDONLY | O_CREAT) or die \"SYSOPEN FAIL: $!\";
I just have a point of curiosity. I\'m working with SSRS and calling its SOAP methods. I\'ve got stubs generated / Web references created and that\'s all working fine and I can make web ser开发者_如何
Okay, so this is a strange one... Is it possible to add namespaced members to anonymous or dynamic types? Say, if you wanted to \"flag\" a builtin type as \"touched\" for example?
Using Delphi 2009, I\'m trying to get a declared namespace prefix to apply to the document element in an IXMLDocument that I\'m creating. Once the document element is created I can declare a namespace
I\'d like to play a bit with functional programming in PHP. I think it\'s intersting to try out something different when always writing oop in php.
In emacs 21: namespace Abc { namespace Def { class X; namespace Ghi { class Y; } } } But now in emacs 22.2.1:
It is widely known that adding declarations/definitions to namespace std results in undefined behavior. The only exception to this rule is for template specializations.
I\'ve split my rails app into a admin directory and a public directory. The admin directory is within an Admin:: namespace (/admin).
I\'ve written the admin area of a particular rails app and now I\'m ready to set it as own section within the website.