Many a times, I\'ve come across statements of the form X does/doesn\'t compose well. I can remember few instances that I\'ve read recently :
I\'m using the GAE datastore with JDO to hold course information.Each Course has a List of GradeDefinition objects (e.g. \"A=90%+\", \"B=80%+\", etc)
I am currently using RIA services with an object containing a child containing itself a child and it\'s not working:-( !
In Python I defined these functions: def foo_1(p): return p + 1 def foo_2(p): return p + 1 def foo_3(p): return p + 1
I am in the process of adding drag and drop support to an existing Mono/C#/GTK# application. I was wondering whether it was possible to use RGBA transparency on the icons that appear under the mouse p
(EDIT: I have asked the wrong question. The real problem I\'m having is over at Compose LINQ-to-SQL predicates into a single predicate - but this one got some good answers so I\'ve left it up!)
(An earlier question, Recursively (?) compose LINQ predicates into a single predicate, is similar to this but I actually asked the wrong question... the solution there satisfied the question as posed,
I\'ll try and keep my sample code very straightforward, but it may have errors as I\'m typing it on the spot.
Here are my classes : class PriceScale -int ID -float bookingFees -Product product -List<PricePeriod> periods
I开发者_Go百科\'m trying to clarify some of Obj-C classes composition issues. I have 3 classes: Car, Control, and Wheels.
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