I have a class that looks like this: class Base < Library prelude \"some-value\"# from Library def foo; ...; end
Considering a hypothetical situation where an old, legacy presentation library has been maintained over the years, and has gradually had more and more business logic coded into it through a process of
I currently have a cache implementation (using arrays) for the heavy computations performed during the simulation. The structure of the cache is as follows:
A few years ago I read an article about a neat way to analyze a large code-base. The idea was to zoom out so far that patterns of indentation and block length are all that is really visible.
So I was writing a mergesort in C# as an exercise and although it worked, looking back at the code, there was room for improvement.
I have something like the following in the header class MsgBase { public: unsigned int getMsgType() const { return type_; }
I am currently refactoring some old code. I am looking for directions on the best design pattern to use here.
Sorry, I am pretty much an SQL noob. This has to work in MSFT SQL, Oracle as well as Sybase. In the following snippet I need to change an inner join b开发者_StackOverflow社区etween IJ and KL on IJ.PO_
I face a situation where we have many very long methods, 1000 lines or more. To give you some more detail, we have a list of incoming high level commands, and each generates results in a longer (some
I\'m using the Resharper trial and VS2008. Is it possible to extract all classes from one file into a separate file? I\'m able to do this using Resharper but it only seems to work for individual class
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