If your program makes use of MEX-files found on the development machine in the following location: $MATLAB\toolbox\foo\bar1.dll $MATLAB\toolbox\foo\private\bar2.dll (where $MATLAB is the root MATLAB installation
Myself, like many others, stopped using the bookmarks menus and use the awesome bar, stopped storing bookmarks into folders (or only do it in rare cases) and instead use tags. My typical way of browsing would be to type a few keywords in the url bar and scan the results until the ...
I like the old textual panels, they are compact and descriptive, I can organize them to my liking. I don't like these large icons and I do not understand what do they mean. I need to click and guess to find a panel I want. I don't like the amount of space these panels take. ...
readonly Foo derivedFoo = new Foo("Derived initializer"); public DoIt() { derivedFoo.Bar(); } } class MoreDerived : Derived { public override void Blah() { DoIt(); } } Calling methods on derived types from constructors is dirty pool, but it is not illegal. ...
Foo1.Bar.Count, }; } The code compiles and throws a null-reference as expected because either Foo1.Bar is not constructed when Foo2.Bar is accessed or vice versa. Which brings me to my question: Why is it possible to reference to other static fields inside the definition of a static...
request.open("DELETE", "http://www.example.com/foo/bar.html", true); At this point you’re halfway to rolling your own thick client GUI, but at least you can deploy it inside a web browser. If you are rolling your own thick client GUI, then your options open up a little, as ...
As for compiler considerations: meh. Most of the programming I do on the job doesn’t involve worries about concurrency. If I was going to be concerned with concurrency and performance, let’s face it, I probably wouldn’t use Ruby. I’d use Erlang, or Cilk, or if I didn’t have ...
I can’t code for crap, mainly because I’ve haven’t really tried in over a decade, but I understand the basics of what programming is, and what it takes to get <foo> to do <bar>. I started with Apple LOGO in an Apple //c. I remember the enormous feeling of power when I re...
1foo 2bar 4baz but there are no warnings and its printing the lines that match for the correct reason and not just because perl is trying to figure out what you mean (DWIM: Do What I mean) and since there are no syntax errors in your code it runs and returns results, and they al...
Well, there's plenty more to say, but after about5 seconds of googling, I see I am not the only one. Maybe all of this is solvable, perhaps some of you know a way around all of this nonsense. If so, please do let me know. Otherwise, I hope the Xcode team gets it together an...