I found an example in an O\'Reilly book a little weird: @backwards = reverse qw/ yabba dabba doo /; print \"list context: @backwards开发者_StackOverflow\\n\";
I\'m evaluating a simple function: y = (2*x)/sqrt( 1 + x.^2 ); Where x is a vector with about 100 values in it. However, MATLAB makes y equal to a single scalar value in this instance. If I do:
I need to set the highest bit of some label address/offset. I tried: test.nasm: BITS 32 dw mylabel | 0x8000
Can I use the sine function within MDX? I woul开发者_StackOverflow社区d like to know the sine of a measure.You can call into the VBA assembly in SSAS, you\'ll notice it in the SSAS Server assemblies f
So, I believe this has something to do with the difference between arrays and lists, but I don\'t understand what\'s going on here. Can anyone explain how and why Perl treats an expression like (1..4)
I\'m trying to add some functionality to our code base by using tied scalars. We have a function which is specified to return scalars. I thought I could add some features to the system by tie-ing the
I am trying to find the easiest way to add, subtract a scalar value with a opencv 2.0 cv::Mat class. Most of the existing function allows only matrix-matrix and matrix-scalar operations.
Reading on Wikipedia: \"The terms high-level and low-level are inherently relative. Some decades ago, the C language, and similar languages, was most often considered \"high-level\", as it supported
I want to translate a HQL query to Criteria API but I don\'t know if it\'s possible to write the same thing with Criteria.
What is the scalar \"..\" operator typical usage? Is it only selecting blocks of text? Interesting example by myself:
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