I wander why Mercury (10.04) can\'t infer determinism of next snippet: :- pred load_freqs(int::in, io.res(list(float))::out, io::di, io::uo) is det.
I want to compare a string with multiple string.For ex if([var isEqualToString:@\"Box\"]||[var isEqualToString:@\"Ball\"]|[varisEqualToString:@\"Bat\"])
Basically need to ask user a set of questions and gather information along the way.Each question could have impacts on different questions down the road.Another example would be turbo tax\'s web inter
I feel like this is a very simple question, but I can\'t really find any examples on the internet of anyone who wants to do something like this. What I have right now is a half circle gauge control th
In Python, the built-in functions all and any return True and False respectively for empty iterables. I realise that if it were the other way around, this question could still be asked. But I\'d like
I\'m teaching myself (read hacking) through some old Excel Macros that are quite long. However, as I change quite a few lines I want to be sure that I know when and where my new and re-hashed elements
Let\'s say I have Flash-version of and non-Flash version of my website. When a user comes to my website, is there any way to create the following logic:
Created one windows applcation. now i would like to give licence for it by keeping expiry date. am planning to keep expiry date in registries.
I have two separate objects, a main and a 开发者_如何学运维\"child\". Its physically not a real child object, because I add the whole parent through the constructor to the child.
I\'m storing some intervals in the SQL, example: id INT from DATE to DATE How can I check, using only one condition (if possible) if a NEW interval conflict with a existing one?
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