In some codebases I saw comments that can be described as default comments. These comments you normally will find in every file of the project and, I believe, in most cases they are automatically gene
<![if lt IE 7]> code to be executed by internet explorer versions prior to 7 <![endif]> its great and seems to work fine. but the only technical specification i can find about is at micr
I am using JSON GRAPH API for facebook to retrieve all the post from a particular group. I can access all the post without authentication. However the problem I have is, if a particular开发者_StackOve
Firstly, I am aware of this question: Are there standard formats for comments within code? But it didn\'t answer mine. Whenever I write code, I always try to form a habit of ensuring that the comment
Doing a search around I\'ve found this kind of question being asked in the past but not targeted at VS2010 or C# .Net 4. Has anyone come across a way to make interface comments inherit through to the
From the syllabus for one of my programming classes: \"Your documentation will be sufficient if it would be possible to read only the comments, without looking at the code, and explain what the code d
The current system features plaintext comments on pieces of content stored in a mySQL database, and I\'m looking to add email notifications.
How can I set the URL of the \"like\" button embedded in the Facebook comments plugin? The XFBML <fb:like>开发者_Python百科 tag has an href attribute, but the <fb:comments> tag lacks an e
We are dealing with long texts of code in PL/SQL and often we find that the code volume has increased just due to unneccassy comments. Most of them are single line style comments.
I like any comment to appear on its own line. I don\'t like to put comments on the same line that code is on. In some languages you can write a comment block such as:
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