In the process of (mostly) answering this question, I stumbled across something that I feel like I really should already have seen before. Let\'s say you\'ve got a list:
I have a type class IntegerAsType a where value :: a -> Integer data T5 instance IntegerAsType T5 where value _ = 5
I\'ve a custom control look like this: generic.xaml <Style TargetType=\"controls:MyControl\"> <Setter Property=\"Template\">
I am implementing an array-like object that should be interoperable with standard numpy arrays. I just hit an annoying problem that narrows down to the following:
I am loading a swf, \"ImageEdit\" into another swf, \"Shell\". I instantiate ImageEdit with var ClassReference:Class=imageEditApplicationDomain.getDefinition(\"ImageEdit\") as Class;
I\'m trying to generate a list of Fibonacci numbers to compare with a list of primes (e.g.). Both lists begin at the first known fibo/prime number and end at the 10000th.
In Silverlight there is no DependencyObject.CoerceValue. I am looking for an alternative, to do the following WPF-Code also in Silverlight.
What am I missing in the following subtype and coercion chain? I\'d like to be able to coerce an arrayref of validated types or die from the following inputs:
I\'m communicating serially between a host pc and an embedded processor.On the embedded side, I need to parse character strings for floating point and integer data.What I am currently doing is somethi
This question already has answers here: How to convert a factor to integer\\numeric without loss of information?