I\'m trying to keep my Prolog code modular, and I was wondering if anyone had any advice as to how to do this. The way I was doing this with simple consults, but that is getting cumbersome as the numb
I\'m trying to figure out what would be best solution to the problem I\'m facing. I have a Silverlight application which should be composed from different modules. I can use Prism, place regions and l
I couldn\'t think of the best way to describe my problem in the title, so forgive me if it\'s not clear.
So I had one large function that worked. Then I decided to modify it and now I am just printing out a black square. I am attaching my code to see if any one would understand what is happening. These t
I am right now in the situation to plan the internationalization of a django project that contains mainly legacy code. The old project itself has different applications which have a strong dependency
Imagine an overall project with several components: basic io web app-a app-b app-c Now, let\'s say web depends on io which depends on basic, and all those things are in开发者_JS百科 one repo and h
Background I\'m trying to keep an app which is as modular as possible. The app will have have tasks which it performs on different intervals. My goal is to make it as easy possible to add new tasks w
This is driving me insane. With Prism\'s Modularity Quickstart, building a Module moves it to the main application\'s bin\\Debug folder开发者_JS百科. When I try to do the same, the file goes to the ap
I\'m trying to implement modularity and have some complications. I implemented one module which called ModuleA which shows new childWindow in its initialize function;
I am starting to develop a an extension for google chrome, and i quickly realized that it will be almost imperative to have some kind of modularity.