Is there any difference between the following instruction (besides flags affection)? 开发者_运维知识库ADDR6, SP, #0xDC
I am currently having problems with unicode and mnemonics in a Java SE application. In the menu bar i added a menu with the name \"ФMnemonicUnicodeTest\" and the first letter is set as Mnemonic.
What does: ORRS R1, R3 do? Is it just R1 |= R3, possibly setting the N- or Z flags? This might b开发者_C百科e blatantly obvious, but I haven\'t found any documentation that describes the ORR mnemon
I have a JButton named button1 with text \"Alter Today\". I want to set a mnemonic under \'T\' in the word \'Today\' of this button (that is second instance of \'t\' or \'T\' in \'Alter Today\').
Every time I need to implement a comparator, I get stuck trying to remember when I should return -1 and when 1, and I have to look it up.
I trip on C#\'s String.Join and String.Split parameter types every time.The problem is that String.Split takes a params char[] array of characters and String.Join takes a string.
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#test is the selector for id=\"test\" .test is the selector开发者_开发技巧 for class=\"test\" but how do you remember which way round they are (eg not .=id)Well, in truth these things are so common
I often forget if i have to use in or out when defining covarient and contravarient generic types. In java i have the mnemonic PECS (producer extends consumer super) to help me. Do you know a similar
It\'s a pretty simple question, Ialways have to go check here and then I hit my head and say it\'s so obvious. But re开发者_JS百科ally after a week of not using it I usuallyend up writing
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