I need to declare a bunch of URLs that will be constant but may be different depending on the building configuration.
This code doesn\'t compile in XE : const InitSignature : array[0..3] of LongWord = ($67452301, $EFCDAB89, $98BADCFE, $10325476);
VB.NET 2010, .NET 4 Hello, I would like to do (something like) the following: \\#Const T = \"Byte()\" Public Class MyClass
How could I split const char*? I have a date pattern saved on a const char. I would like to know if it is valid or not.
I have a log statement in which I always use this.getClass().getSimpleName()as the 1st parameter. I would like to put this in some sort of macro constant and use that in all my log statements.
Is it possible to declare a cons开发者_Python百科tant Guid in C#? I understand that I can declare a static readonly Guid, but is there a syntax that allows me to write const Guid?No. The const modifi
I\'m migrating a php application from procedural to oop. I use a DEBUG constant to activate errors and warnings output (in fact, I have thee, every one makes the output more verbose.
STL containers require the stored values to be copy constructible and assignable. const T is obviously not an a开发者_JAVA百科ssignable type for any T, but I tried to use it (just being curious) and f
Lets say I have three classs, each define in its own file. e.g. ClassA in ClassA.rb etc... class ClassA
In native C++ it often makes sense to return an object as a constant reference. Consider class A supplying read-only-access to an instance of class B:
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