This question has been the subject of some lively discussions in my team. My personal choice is to use
I have a problem with serializing my objects. I implemented IXmlSerializable interface and initialize object of XmlSerializer(for example, serializer).
By default in Boost.Serialization, enum types are serialized as a 32-bit integer. But I need to serialize some enum types as different width integer. I\'ve tried to specialize the boost::serialization
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I\'d like to make one of the attributes of my class an array. The class is \"Course\" and the attribute is Course.evals.
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I need to write some methods that Do Things based on the kind of request object received by a Rails 2.3.14 controller.However, I don\'t want to fire up the entire application, nor even a controller; I
What is the difference between this? $(\"form\").serialize(); and this? var theForm = $(\"form\"); $(theForm[0]).serialize();
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