I\'m currently running into kind of a problem. As you might know, the ruby logger adds a logging header at the top of every newly created logfile.
If I have a Container class which holds a bunch of Component objects (similar to Java\'s UI framework), would it be poor style/practice to keep track of the Container parent within each Component?
I can\'t seem to get suds working with my setup.I have to pass a context, with a remote user set before I can use any of the functions in the API.What I tried to do was this:
I\'ve got a wpf listview doing the gridview thing and I was wondering how I could add an extra header row above the field\'s headers?
tl;dr the questions are at the bottom. I am a developer trying something new - my last poison is c++. As I am spending half of my time on my linux laptop and the other half on Win XP PC, I tried to f
I want to make a namespace that will contain several classes as part of a \"package\". Do I have to declare all of the classes within the namespace?
I was wondering if there was an inexpensive way to get the width and height o开发者_高级运维f a JPEG after loading an array of bytes.
I\'m having trouble getting the \"@header\" or any other @ rule to work in ANTLR. With a very basic grammer, like this:
I have been struggling for a couple hours now with serving jpg\'s with a python cgi site. For some reason the images always come out distorted.
I\'d like to study how headers are sent and received. I know about PHP\'s header function and think I can just look at an actual request header (e.g. using Firebug) and make identical requests to a s
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