I\'d like to know what\'s the best way (read most elegant) to have a single instance of a given Window per application in WPF.
I want to design a class that will be like a singleton in the way that there will be a single main instance of that class, but there can also be multiple clones of the main instance. Only 1 class will
I want to store a single row in a configuration table for my application.I would like to enforce that开发者_开发知识库 this table can contain only one row.
I have a bit of code that I\'ve been trying to examine for thread safety.I\'m using the basic lazy singleton model found here.I was wondering if it is still thread safe if I\'m putting the instance in
I\'ve been doing some playing around with POCO objects and EntityFramework. Because of this I have to write my own Context and Repository(s). I would like all repositories to use the same context inst
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I just wondered what the best way is to get rid of the globally available static getInstance() in a Singleton. I do not want my Singleton classes being accessed from every point in my program.
When implementing singletons in c++, I see two ways to store implementation data : (A) put all implementation data in the private section and implement class as usual
Here is the basics of my framework: class CPU { public function load_class($class) { include_once($class . \".php\");
I have not used any OO in the past in projects, as I kept it simpler (in fact using archaic mysql_query calls and my own filtering), so I wanted to start a new project, learning to use design patterns
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