Is it possible to get the \"c# name\" of a type obtained with reflexion like: System.Collections.Generic.List`1[[System.String, mscorlib, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyTok开发者_如何学Ce
If you look at the image package here http://golang.org/src/pkg/image/image.go you can see that the implementation of Opaque() for every image does the same thing, differing only in the pix开发者_如何
I have two strings that look the same when I echo them, but when I var_dump() them they are different string types:
I\'ve got a problem with exposing a DTO class through SOAP WebService. My class looks like TKontrahent = class
I\'m converting double to float using ye old float myFloat = (float)myDouble. This does however sometimes result in \"Infinity\", which is not good for the further processing I\'m doing. I\'m okay wi
Lets say I have the following scenarios: int i = 10; short s = 5; if (s == i){ do stuff... } else if (s < i) {
I have some structured text. I want to identify if a value is a number, date, spatial coordinate, plain text, uri etc. I can of course write my own solution.
Trying to think of a way to subtract 5 minutes from 2 hours. It doesn\'t make sense to subtract 5 from 2, because we end up with -3 generic time units, which is useless. But if \"hour\" is a subtype
Raymond Chen said at his blog, The integral types WPARAM, LPARAM, and LRESULT are 32 bits wide on 32-bit systems and 64 bits wide on 64-bit systems. What happens when a 32-bit process sends a messag
I would like to know how if it is possible to have a default type when calling a type-parameterized method in Scala. Suppose I have the following method somewhere:
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