What I try to do: If a user is pressing a button, a new view controller is being loaded and pushed to the navigation Controller.
I\'m trying to create a dialog to display whilst the installer is checking an SQL server exists.I\'ve used the following code:
I\'m making an Ajax call which returns me some info including an image path. I prepare all this information in my HTML which will be displayed as a kind of popup. I just toggle the visibility of by p
While reading C# 3.0 in a Nutshell by Joseph and Ben Albahari, I came across the following paragraph (page 673, first paragraph in section titled \"Signaling with Wait and Pulse\")
The question has been posted several times and is how to delay an addClass. I got this: $(\"#menu ul li\").hover(function(){
i can\'t seem to figure out the following situation: when i i click on my blackberry app icon (within the simulator), the application pops up quick, no problems. however, when i take that same code
I am trying to use NSURLConnection in asynchronous mode and wait for completion. During the wait, I use NSRUNLOOP to handle events. Its works in most cases (3G and WIFI)
I have been trying to solve a problem involving thread communication using wait() and notify(). Basically i have 2 threads T1 and T2 and i want them to be executed in the following order
Is there a more straightforward way to wait for a specific amount of time in Cocoa than what I have come up with below?
When using Monitor.Wait(object obj) what should one use for the obj? In this article I\'m reading on multithreading in .NET the author instantiates a new Object() to be used only as a monitor lock. Is