In Java (Android), is there a way to create a loop that go开发者_开发知识库es through a lot of operations, but only is capable of doing n amount of operations at a time?
I\'m re-writing the spidering/crawler portion of a Delphi 6 site mapper application that I previously wrote. The app spiders a single site.
I had to write a linked list, then turn it into a dynamic Stack, then turn that into a dynamic Queue. Well everything seems to work except the \"dequeuing\", right as the programs about to finish, it
In Java doc: [...] Among the exceptions are priority queues, which order elements according to a supplied comparator, or the elements\' natural ordering, and LIFO queues (or stacks) which order the
I\'d like to be able to dispatch a bunch of work via JavaScript to be done in the browser in such a way that the browser stays responsive throughout.
I\'ve got a series of structs (audio data) which I need to hold onto but I can only hold onto a limited amount due to memory constraints. I think the best way to do this is with a queue. If I were do
I\'m trying to create an animation sequence with jQuery where one animation starts after the previous one is done. But I just can\'t wrap my head around it. I\'ve tried to make use of the jQuery.queue
in C++ all I had to do was #include <queue> -> including queue<int> a; -> defining a.push(1); ->using
I have a Pyramid web application that needs to send emails such as confirmation emails after registration, newsletters and so forth. I know how to send emails using smtplib in python and I decided on
I have roughly 9,000 undelivered messages in my mail spool in Coldfusion 9. As开发者_JS百科 far as I can tell the only way to manage these messages is to manipulate them 10 at a time through the CF Ad
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