I want to have an image roll-over link and use sprites. Is it ok to do put an inline div inside an anchor with no text?
This is kind of a noob question. I have a simple property bool IsRoot { get { return parent==null; } }
I\'m applying some nifty but basic animation to divs and graphics via jquery and using the 2d transform plug-in to do it which is supposed to be accessing the Matrix filter of IE to accomplish what ot
I am reading Code Complete 2, and one of the points mentioned is about creating subroutines even for operations that seem too simple to have their own subroutines, and how that can be helpful.
First off, I am not looking for a way to force the compiler to inline the implementation of every function.
开发者_C百科Is there an easy way to determine the width of a block element if it were to be inline? I can\'t make the elements inline so I need some way to determine how wide it should be and then mod
I\'ve this requirement where: For example, a textblock has a name displayed as \"Lastname, Firstname\" which upon click will load two textbox controls with Firstname\'s value loaded into its own box a
If a member function is defined inside the class, it is an inline function. E.g. struct X { void mem_f() {} //mem_f is inline
I know that inline member functions by definition should go into the header. But what if it\'s not possible to put the implementation of the function into the header? Let\'s take this situation:
I have a set of bit flags that are used in a program I am porting from C to C++. To begin... The flags in my program were previously defined as:
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