In my Python app, I\'m using events to communicate between different plugins. Now, instead of registering the methods to the events manually, I thought I might use decorators to do that for me.
In the book Clean Code the author recommends breaking large methods into small functions that do one specific thing. In languages like Java this translates to pretty, readable code.
I need to interpose on a method call in a C++ program (the class resides in a separate sha开发者_JS百科red library). I thought I could use LD_PRELOAD, but i am not sure how this would work (i only fou
On a right mouse click on a method call, we get a context menu with options "Go to definition" and "Go to implementation" options among others.
I\'m effectively trying to deserialize a form. One of the objects on the serialized form has a method which takes a series of events as parameters.
If I write a public static method in a class ie... public static function get_info($type){ switch($type){
public bool IsValid() { get { return (GetRuleViolations().Count() == 0); } } I\'m getting this error: ; expected
I have a question on the best practice for validating arguments to a method when the arguments are contained within an object.For example, if you have:
class A{ private: int a; public: A() {a = 4;} const int& random1() const {return a; } //int&random2() const {return a; }
I\'m putting together a method which is supposed to evaluate the input and return true if all conditions are met or false if some test fails. I\'d also like to have some sort of status message availab
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