Example 2: library() & require() within User-Defined FunctionsAs explained in Example 1, the major difference between library and require is that library returns an error and require returns a warning in case a
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Hashdiff is a ruby library to compute the smallest difference between two hashes. It also supports comparing two arrays. Hashdiff does not monkey-patch any existing class. All features are contained inside the Hashdiff module. Docs: Documentation WARNING: Don't use the library for comparing lar...
I could be wrong, but the main differences between /MT and /MD runtimes (and so, between /MTd and /MDd) is that the MT runtime is a static library, while MD is a DLL.Thus, a module you compiled with MT will have the runtime "inside it", while a module compiled with MD w...
EDIT Zooming to 1:1 view in the Library module or Making an adjustment in the Develop module should replace the embedded preview with one generated by LrC using the raw image file. If not in the Library module go Library> Previews and select 'Build Standard-Sized ...
What measures are taken to ensure code security from the perspective of package management? What is the relationship between App Pack, HAP, and HAR? How do I reference an externally compiled .so library file in a HAR or HSP? Can I declare abilities or extensionAbilities in the HSP conf...
I am loading jQuery from a CDN, as a global ($). However for consistency within my project, I wish to write import $ from '$'. I originally thought that I could do this using the external option because jQuery is "a module that should re...
Difference between cmdl 'ifort' and use in Xcode? (use module) Subscribe More actions markus_haenchengmail Beginner 02-24-2009 12:43 PM 551 Views I have some legacy Fortran code that compiles fine both via the commandline (ifort) and via Xcode. But in the ...