I am using a DataGrid in a WPF app that has several (literally one for each day of the week) columns which differ only in their data index. A sample of the xaml is below.
It seems like people who would never dare cut and paste code have no problem specifying the type of something over and over and over.Why isn\'t it emphasized as a good practice that type information s
Have开发者_开发技巧 written some RoR sites in the past, but never bothered too much at DRYing up my views as it\'s only ever been me looking at the code.
Please suggest in refactoring this code. Avoid code duplication, mutiple If\'s public FormDataDTO getDataForFieldFormCHrzntalField(Field field) {
So as I understand it with good loose coupling I should be able to swap out my DAL with a couple lines of code at the application root.
Relatively new to python. I recently posted a question in regards to validating that a data type is boolean.
I have an application wherein the application will need to check whether one user is waiting for another user whenever a page is loaded.I have entries that look like this:
If I have a person model with first_name and last_name, how do I create and display a full_name?I would like to display it at the top of my Edit and View views (i.e. \"Edit Frank Luke\") and other pla
Most C++ class method signatures are duplicated between the declaration normally in a header files and the definition in the source files in the code I have read. I find this repetition undesirable an
I have some conditional formatting styles. I don\'t want to keep creating new rules for new ranges; I would rather follow DRY by declaring it once and referencing it elsewhere. I\'m having difficulty
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