At the moment, I have a path_concat(char* path_fragment_a, char* path_fragment_b) function, which simply concatenates together path_fragment_a, PATH_DIVIDER, and path_fragment_b. (PATH_DIVIDER is #def
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Using jQuery, how do I determine that user has pressed \'+\'. I know that by matching keycode in the keydown event is the way to go, but that is apparently not cross platform. Since, the keycodes vary
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I see two ways of going about feeding data to and from a mobile application. First would be to directly connect to the database and perform queries directly.
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