Trying to follow along with a metaprogramming screencast from pragpub and ran into some problems because of changes in Ruby since the release of screencast.
I am new to all the functional stuff in STL. I tried to do smething but it fails horribly no matter how I try it. Please comment:
Why is this code resulting in a compiler error? #include <iostream> #include <algorithm> using namespace std;
I would assume that this is covered in the C++ Standard, but I\'ve not been able to find it. I am writing some templates that are going to do arithmetic on their non-type int开发者_StackOverflow中文版
I\'m currently busy making a Python ORM which gets all of its information from a RDBMS via introspection (I would go with XRecord if I was happy with it in other respects) — meaning, the end-user onl
I have a mixin for which I would like to get a list of all the classes that have included it. In the mixin module, I did the following:
I\'d like to override the constructor of a class for testing.I can do it like this: SomeClass.metaClass.constructor = { Map params ->
I need bit counter utility in C++ that is capable of counting number of the most significant bit in a numeric constant value and present this number as compile-time consta开发者_如何学Pythonnt.
Start with the following scenario: class Foo def bar(baz={}) p baz end end foo = Foo.new p meth = foo.method(:bar) # => #<Method: Foo#bar>
I had a little too much time on my hands and started wondering if I could write a self-modifying program. To that end, I wrote a \"Hello World\" in C, then used a hex editor to find the location of th
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