OK, I am reading Copliens C++ Idioms book, and trying to run the handle/body examples in the book. After typing in the code, I am getting compile errors:
Assume a trivial XML-like document format with two terminal elementsandand one recursively nestable element .... Assume the objective is to construct strings using the Java type system to allow new (s
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I\'m reading Conor McBride and Ross Paterson\'s \"Functional Pearl / Idioms: applicative programming with effects:\" (The new version, with \"idioms\" in the title). I\'m having a little difficulty wi
I have an output file from a legacy piece of software which is shown below. I want to extract values from it, so that, for example, I can set a variable called direct_solar_irradiance to 648.957, and
I\'ve got a smelly method like: def search_record(*args) record = expensive_operation_1(foo) return record unless record.nil?
I\'ve been wondering myself multiple times if, and if not, why not, there is an idiom/shortcut for the following pseudocode:
I have a function that returns a map. The keys are static, but the values are conditional. Like this:
I am reading \"The practice of programming\" and it says that a standard loop for walking along a list in C is:
I\'m designing a class that defines a highly complex object with a ton (50+) of mostly optional parameters, many of which would have defaults (eg: $type = \'foo\'; $width = \'300\'; $interactive = fal
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