This came up in an interview recently (the concept) and I was discussing it with a friend today.Here\'s the idea:
how can i scroll a DIV (overflow:auto;) with a DIV? HTML <div style=\"width:100px; height:200px; border:1px solid #ff0000; overflow:hidden;\">
I want to know if there is any way you can call and use what the overflow:hidden has well hidden. To clarify what I mean, in this example I would like to know that \"This is hidden\" is the hidden pa
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Having some problems with a site I\'m developing for a friend. I\'ve been using a premade CSS-only vertical menu.
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can I trust that the C compiler does modulo 2^n each time I access a bit field? Or is there any compiler/optimisation where a code like the one below would not print out Overflow?
I\'m trying to create a buffer overflow with C# for a school project: unsafe { fixed (char* ptr_str = new char[6] {\'H\', \'a\', \'l\', \'l\', \'o\', \',\'})
I was working around with C# and noticed that when I had a very large integer and attem开发者_高级运维pted to make it larger. Rather that throwing some type of overflow error, it simply set the number