Okay, so I\'m writing a very simplistic password cracker in python that brute forces a password with alphanumeric characters. Currently this code only supports 1 character passwords and a password fil
I am writing a Windows Sidebar Gadget using JavaScript. Now I would like to have all JavaScript exceptions caught and logged to a text file. One problem is that when an exception is thrown at any line
There are already some pretty good threads on this topic on Stack Overflow, but there doesn\'t really seem to be a concise answer on any of them. My C# console application (running as a Windows servic
I am trying to set up try/catch/finally to behave like if/else. I am not sure of the most elegant way to do this simple thing.
I\'ve written a library for iOS that is referenced via a single .h file (MyAdaptedViewController.开发者_如何学Goh).
If the new operator fails to allocate memory, the exception std::bad_alloc is only getting caught if I put a try-catch block immediately surrounding the new statement. If I instead have the try-catch
I am trying to read values from a text file. There are 6 doubles on each line for the file. I created a getBufReader method
i have a wcf service (nettcpbinding, duplex) wich works very well. today i hit a very wierd problem. the following code runs fine and if \"new A(\"123\");\" throws an exception, its catched.
I\'m writing a simple app which allows a user to enter their income and it deducts tax, then saves the amount in a file for future reference. The problem is that if I try to enter anything in the \'po
I was wondering if it was possible to change the default variable name that shows up in the auto-complete for a Try-Catch block. It populates as:
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