What I\'d like to do is change the state (really, the background) of an EditText to reflect validity of its contents. E.g. if the user enters 999 where 999 is contextually invalid, the EditText should
I try to make my code fool-proof, but I\'ve noticed that it takes a lot of time to type things out and it takes more time to read the code.
Microsoft is pretty clear that .NET \"identifiers\" or \"parameters\" should not contain abbreviations. Straight from the horse\'s mouth:
What do you believe in? As an incomplete basis for a good product - would you prefer a mess of cod开发者_JAVA技巧e that is horrible to look at but works perfectly for what its supposed to do, or a bea
In a response elsewhere, I found the following snippet: In general it is nicer in C to have the caller allocate memory, not the
Here goes a SQL-Java coding style question... How do others here deal with creating complex custom queries in Java cleanly?
As part of a code standards document I wrote awhile back, I enforce \"you must always use braces for loops and/or conditional code blocks, even (especially) if they\'re only one line.\"
anyone know how i can style aform element with javascript, but without a framework? Found a nice plugin for jquery but I don\'t use jquery at all on my website so I want to avoid it if possible..
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I want your thoughts on why or (why not) this statement should (or should not) be used. Since this is a little subjective, here is my criteria:
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