@TimStone I may or may not be trying to steal your candidates. The position I'm thinking of is for robotics, specifically: "Software/embedded systems with a controls focus, mechanical design, quality (esp w/ medical device background), and electrical."
var a4 = (charges!=null) ? charges.ToArray() : new PartialTicketDetail[0]; // which makes no sense
partialTicketModel.Details = a1.AddRange(a2).AddRange(a3).AddRange(a4).ToList();
if I am typing that right without a debugger that should work.
I know, shame on me for not knowing it exactly without a debugger. I'm practicing
partialTicketModel.Details = (labor ?? new List<PartialTicketDetail>())
.Concat(equipment ?? new List<PartialTicketDetail>())
.Concat(material ?? new List<PartialTicketDetail>()
.Concat(charges ?? new List<PartialTicketDetail>())).ToList();
I was thinking if that made sense since I don't know what the partial ticketdetail does
but since that's all in english, it's SO much more maintainable.
public static string GetNextDatabaseName(Server srv, System.Configuration.Configuration config) {
string LastDatabase = config.AppSettings.Settings["LastDatabase"].Value;
string excludedDatabases = config.AppSettings.Settings["ExcludedDatabases"].Value;
List<string> e = excludedDatabases.Split( ';' ).ToList( );
List<string> l = srv.Databases.Cast<Database>( ).Select( d => d.Name ).Except( e ).ToList( );
//now save the list of databases in semicolon delimited format so we can check them later visually to know what ones we are using
probably makes sense to give it the two lists and the last one and then return it, but that means I have to juggle more elsewhere, and currently I'm only maintaining the server and the config file in my main loop
Thanks for what you guys do with SEI and SO, I don't imagine we say how often we enjoy the hell out of this site and this experience and this network and etc.
Why do we have our own separate chat system rather than going with IRC? What does the current chat client offer that IRC can't and what benefits could this choice have in the future?
@OctavianDamiean Oh, I misunderstood your question; I haven't read the backlog yet. I thought you were asking why all of us were using webchat instead of IRC
Special characters <,>,%,'',"",$,^ are not allowed in a textbox. I need to put a validation check to restrict these characters on submit along with the null check.
I wrote entire validation code in a function and calling it on click of submit but the function is not recognised on click.
Ple...
I'd like to align label/value pairs in the center using CSS without using absolute positioning or tables (see screen shot). In that screen shot I positioned the value (ie. $4,500/wk) absolute and then floated the label right up against it. But absolute doesn't work so well in IE and I've heard ...
in ma app thr will be terms and conditions activity which shows some conditions along with ok and cancel buttons!! and when user presses ok button app will go further activities and will go on running... next time when User starts this app Terms and conditions activity must not run as its already...
What are cons of force a web site viewed in IE to compatible mode? Say we force IE9 to IE8 compatiblity mode?
Performance drawbacks
Can't use any new IE9 specific features like html5/css3/svg
Why?
We run legacy web app which is developed since 2000 so it's a mess ball fighting to be compa...
@OctavianDamiean basically i developed an app. which is using HTTP Protocol to send data over a MYSQL server and Android using PHP as intermediate language
you've obviously not read the really interesting part :)
@Pekkasothertrollingaccount Did you see the description below that post?
Unrelated: the Free Stuff Gods are mocking me. I was deprived of ice cream yesterday, and now:
> This afternoon from 4pm to 6pm, ... Food and beverages will be provided and free GSA laser pointers will be handed out! After the event, a free happy hour will be held at Mikey's from 7pm to 9pm.
@TimStone I may or may not be trying to steal your candidates. The position I'm thinking of is for robotics, specifically: "Software/embedded systems with a controls focus, mechanical design, quality (esp w/ medical device background), and electrical."
@PopularDemand Oh well I don't think anything is wrong with it, or at leas I wouldn't express it like that. It is just their package management is, well, lets call it archaic,
@badpssockpuppet I remember not too long ago I was trying to install something on a test CentOS environment, and the process ended with me going "WTF do you mean you can't find that package? Screw you yum!"
@badpssockpuppet The last time I tried using yum, it broke itself, by, I dunno, black magic. I let it run, went out to do something, and when I got back yum won't work any more...
Is it a normal property of final method variables that they may continue to exist even after the method has completed? I have test code that says it is, but I don't see documentation of this in the Java Language Specification.
Variables declared within the scope of a method that are not static should not continue to exist outside of the scope of the method. If they do persist, and they are not static, then that is a bug. If you declare a static variable within a method you deserve to be shot.
Java doesn't guarantee that destructors get called when all references are lost (or ever, really), so if you're watching a variable go out of scope without finalize() executing, that's probably why
Yeah, I guess the better sentence comes before that anyway:
> Any local variable, formal method parameter or exception handler parameter used but not declared in an inner class must be declared final. Any local variable, used but not declared in an inner class must be definitely assigned (§16) before the body of the inner class.
Ah, I suspect it's because of the definite assignment.
The compiler generates a synthetic field on your inner class that stores the variable that you referenced from the outer local scope, so your initial variable should be considered gone, but there's still a reference within the inner class.
Knowing the JLS, it's quite possible that this wasn't actually described anywhere, heh.
I just looked at the class files to see what instructions were generated. In your specific example, it actually goes one step farther and just adds the literal string value to the constant pool of the inner class.
But if you had a final method parameter, let's say, it creates a synthetic field on the class to store whatever the incoming value happens to be.
I'm trying to figure out what a Java applet's Class file is doing under the hood. Opening it up w/ Notepad or Textpad just shows a bunch of gobbley-gook.
Any way to wrangle it back into a somewhat readable format so's I can try to figure out what it's doing?
Environment == Windows w/ VS 200...
Is .net-generics really required? Should it be merged into more general generics, with appropriate synonym added?
Why do we have our own separate chat system rather than going with IRC? What does the current chat client offer that IRC can't and what benefits could this choice have in the future?
What are cons of force a web site viewed in IE to compatible mode? Say we force IE9 to IE8 compatiblity mode?
Performance drawbacks
Can't use any new IE9 specific features like html5/css3/svg
Why?
We run legacy web app which is developed since 2000 so it's a mess ball fighting to be compa...
public class MainClass {
public static void main(String[] args) {
MainClass mainClass = new MainClass();
Object obj = mainClass.getMethodInnerClass();
System.out.println(obj.toString());
}
Object getMethodInnerClass() {
final String methodLocalVar = "f...
I'm trying to figure out what a Java applet's Class file is doing under the hood. Opening it up w/ Notepad or Textpad just shows a bunch of gobbley-gook.
Any way to wrangle it back into a somewhat readable format so's I can try to figure out what it's doing?
Environment == Windows w/ VS 200...