I am creating a GM script and had a question about how to set it up with as little global pollution as possible.
I\'m having trouble with python. I keep getting the same error: Traceback (most recent call last): File \"F:\\test4\", line 21, in <module>
i have a Form which has a button, on the button click event, a variable locklogin is increased by 1 when locklogin =3 , then the form button gets disabled and the form needs to be closed.
Hello computing peoples of the world! I have a bunch of .mm with their respective .h files. I would like one global unsigned int variable that I could use throughout all the source files. Right now I
How can I save values from an event function into a global variable in firefox extension or is there another better way?
When you have a static global variable in a C++ header file, each translation unit that includes the header file ends up with its own copy of the variable.
Which one should I use? This: public class MyClass { static string m_MyString = \"My string here\"; public static string 开发者_StackOverflowMyString { get { return m_MyString; } }
I have declared the following variable outside of an external js file because part of it is generated server side.
I\'m writing an extension for Chrome that basically plays around with the bookmarks. The following code is in the popup html file, and the bookmarkHelper() function is being called in the body onload
I am using Ruby on Rails 3 and I would like to have a \"central place\" where to definitely set the SSL certificate to use inside my application.
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