I have seen some programmers using _开发者_运维百科 (underscore) in front of class names, and others using it for local variables.
I have two related Python \'import\' questions. They are easily testable, but I want answers that are language-defined and not implementation-specific, and I\'m also interested in style/convention, so
So I\'m trying to give my air application a custom style, I\'ve set the showFlexChrome to false and that\'s ok it works. now I would like to use an image window I designed in photoshop as the backgrou
it seems a trivial point, until you realize that you need consistency. Not being a native English speaker, I prefer to ask both for grammar and for style. Which one must be preferred among these metho
I use Visual Assist X, build from 05.01.2009, but the same problem occurred in the previous releases as well. (I run it on MSVS 2005)
Is there a wa开发者_运维百科y to specify getting all but the first element in an array?I generally use foreach() to loop through my arrays.
Assuming that a project has been using the C class prefix for a long time, and it would be a waste of time to change at a late stage, and that the person who originally wrote the style guide has been
if (false == x) { ...} as opposed to: if (!x) { ... } and if (false == f1()) { ...} as opposed to: if (!f1()) { ... }
http://pastebin.com/d2294a374 I\'ve posted code indented in 2 different way in there. I get confused here because I am not sure what to do when a function has multiple arguments. Should each argument
I frequently find myself wanting to make a table of forms -- a bunch of rows, each row being a separate form with its own fields and submit button. For instance, here\'s an example pet shop applicatio
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