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I would like to write code in .hpp without separation to .h and .cpp I did it. I use .cpp only for static class-fields definitions
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I have the following models: User < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :person end Person < ActiveRecord::Base
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i installed ampps (similar to xampp server) on my windows 7 The problems is begins that the ho开发者_开发技巧me root folder is d:\\var\\www\\public_html\\site1 and on Ubuntu its /var/www/public_html/
So there is third-party library that has a header file you need to include in order to use it.Since the implementation of the library is not object oriented I wrote a Class to encapsulate all usage of
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