I have a JDialog which calls an AsbtractAction which brings up a JFileChoos开发者_高级运维er so the user can select a directory. These are all separate classes. What is the proper way of passing a val
The below example is got from Jon Skeet\'s article, \"Parameter passing in C#\". My question is: Why variable y is NOT null in the first example while we see that it has been changed in the second ex
If startDateTime & endDateTime have are dateTime values along the lines of this: Start: Mon Jan 10 2011 18:15:00 GMT+0000 (GMT Standard Time)
In C++, I sometimes end up with utility classes like this: struct time_ref { time_ref(FILETIME & ft) : ftval(&ft), ttval(0) {}
I\'m working with a function whose signature looks like this afunc(string $p1, mixed $p2, array $p3 [, int $p4 = SOM_CONST [, string $p5 ]] )
I\'m planning a multithreaded server written in Qt. Each connection would be attended in a separate thread. Each of those threads would run its own event loop and use asynchronous sockets. I would lik
I want to transfer an array from Form1 to Form2, then on Form2 add some values to the array. On Form1 button click I put this code:
I have this piece of code that I\'ve written and read that in order for it to work correctly I must use parameters so I did and it works perfectly, however I cant figure out for the life of me what pa
I have a rest client which tries to call http://my-server/section1/section2?param1=foo http://my-server/section1/section2?param1=foo
I have .Net desktop app which users can download from my website. I want to customize this app to per user basis.