I\'m working on a method that needs to repeat a small operation at different spots, but the code to be repeated should be private to the method. The obvious solution is a nested function. Whatever I t
I have a view, which wants to consume information from a presentation model. This model contains among other things, a collection of ActiveRecord objects.
Let\'s say I\'m building a library to spork quuxes in C. Quuxes need two state variables to be sporked successfully:
We have a dll file; let\'s say X.DLL. We are now writing another DLL, let\'s say \"A.DLL\" that uses some (very few) of the functions of X.DLL. We have no access to source code of X.DLL. Also, we don
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Related to: C++ private pointer "leaking"? According to Effective C++ (Item 28), \"avoid returning handles (references, pointers, or iterators) to object internals. It increases encapsulati
I want to create a WPF element that, at runtime, is in full control of its child elements -- adding and removing child UI when its properties change. Something a bit like what ItemsControl does when y
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Also, does it matter where in the class you declare the friend ? Does it matter if you add a friend class or a friend function ?开发者_运维技巧 No it doesn\'t. It\'s a purely compile-time thing: simi
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