export interface PropsView extends PropsWithChildren{ style?: Style | Style[] } prettier setting can be anything, tried no setting only default: "parser": "typescript", "useTabs": false, "tabWidth": 2, "endOfLine": "lf" Not sure why this is happening?
There's a joke going around actor circles at the moment: "Have you had a call from the National Theatre of EastEnders?" Because something rather interesting is going on in Albert Square. They're assembling a crack repertory team that you're more likely to see at London's National Theatre...
Here, the value of a has been promoted from short to int and we have not had to specify any type-casting operator. This is known as a standard conversion. Standard conversions affect fundamental data types, and allow conversions such as the conversions between numerical types (short to int, ...
Compaction— the same amount of free space in larger and fewer chunks is more useful than in smaller and more chunks. During a compacting GC, survived objects are moved together so larger free spaces can be formed. This is harder to implement than a non-moving GC as it will need to upda...
Product Description V type pulley is one of the most popular pulleys. It could be casted or machined of iron or steel. Standard DIN, BS, ISO, ANSI or etc. Type V Material casting iron HT250, steel 1045 or acc. to drawing. Surface treatment zinc/nickel plating, black oxide or...
If you need to change the way the object is implemented in such a way that the type of X changes, you’re in deep trouble. If X was an int, but now must be a long, you’ll get 1,000 compile errors. If you incorrectly fix the problem by casting the return value to int, the ...
If you need to change the way the object is implemented in such a way that the type of X changes, you’re in deep trouble. If X was an int, but now must be a long, you’ll get 1,000 compile errors. If you incorrectly fix the problem by casting the return value to int, the ...
10,000 compiler extensions. GHC introduces so many compiler extensions, and everyone goes wild about them. This is understandable. Some of them are really useful. Some of them it’s amazing to manage living without (No multiparameter type classes in H98? Yeargh. Getitaway!!). I really lik...
Python relies on a notion of “we’re all consenting adults here.” This is great and all, but it starts to break down when you have to scale your organization. Go takes a very different approach which aligns itself with large development teams. Great! But it’s taken to the extreme, ...
I wrote a working, usable fetchmailconf, with GUI, in six working days, of which perhaps the equivalent of two days were spent learning Python itself. This reflects another useful property of the language: it is compact--you can hold its entire feature set (and at least a concept index ...