How do I translate this portion of C code into Haskell? From what I know开发者_StackOverflow中文版, I must use the State monad, but I don\'t know how.
I am using toBinaryString translation method like this: for (i=0; i<anyLines.length; i++) { if (anyLines[i].startsWith(\"@\")) {
Merged with internationalization of dates on the web. does anyone have any good \"architecture\" for the internationalization of dates? like in english its Monday,chinese: 星期一, dutch:
I\'ve just started writing plugins on Wordpress and I\'m struggling with adding a small button on every post that helps translate the whole post into another language. I tried to get the post\'s conte
If I have list=\'abcdedcba\' and i want: a=z, b=开发者_JS百科y, c=x, d=w, e=v so it would translate to:
Hi I am trying to get the url for google translate as a shortcut so as it automatically searches for the word in the input box.It works on the pc but does not work on Emulator.
I have a code \"aaabbbcccdddeee\" that I split up into 3 letter words (such as \'aaa\',\'bbb\',\'ccc\' . . . and so on) and assigned a number value to them using d=dict(zip((\'aaa\',\'bbb\',\'ccc\',\'
I\'m learning about openGL and how to do transformations such as translating and scaling. I know you have to usually translate to the origin, then do whatever you want (lets say scale), then translate
I was trying to understand lesson 9 from NEHEs tutorial, which is about bitmaps being moved in 3d space.
in the Draw() function of a GLForm (openGL with borland builder), I first draw an image with a SDK function called capture_card::paintGL().