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mikijov ： I understand how to use multiple return values in go. I further understand that in most cases one of the return values is an error, so ignoring the return value can be dangerous. Is there a way to ignore the value in the struct initializer like this?
crisron Consider the following code: #include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class A
{
public:
int a;
A(): a(5)
{
cout << "Constructor\n";
}
A(const A &b)
{
a = b.a;
cout
pelicans brady In the code below CompositionalModelis an abstract class. This class OpModelprovides the implementation of virtual functions. In a class, CompilationUnitthere is a member variable modelwhich is a pointer to the OpModelclass . My problem is: the
Nitin Khanna Is there any way to declare such static variables in java, for example, through them I can return the java object after initialization We can do it in python like this schedule.every(10).minutes.do(job)
where, by calling every(10). Minutes I just
Walter It should look like this: Handler handler = new Handler() {
@Override
public void handleMessage(Message msg) {
super.handleMessage(msg);
}
};
However, in my IDE it has to be rewritten like this: Handler handler = new
mikijov ： I understand how to use multiple return values in go. I further understand that in most cases one of the return values is an error, so ignoring the return value can be dangerous. Is there a way to ignore the value in the struct initializer like this?
mikijov ： I understand how to use multiple return values in go. I further understand that in most cases one of the return values is an error, so ignoring the return value can be dangerous. Is there a way to ignore the value in the struct initializer like this?
Served I don't know why this is happening, it seems to be in a constant loop between creating a new object and initializing it public class App {
Character hero = new Character();
charCreation charCreation = new charCreation();
public static void main(String
Dima I'm just starting with kotlin, so forgive me if this is a basic question, I did do some googling but didn't find anything useful. The question is how to convert the value to Unit. For example, in scala, if I write code like this: def foo: Int = ???
def ba
Dima I'm just starting with kotlin, so forgive me if this is a basic question, I did do some googling but didn't find anything useful. The question is how to convert the value to Unit. For example, in scala, if I write code like this: def foo: Int = ???
def ba
Lingxi This question comes from the comments section of this thread , and there is an answer there as well. However, I think it is very important to only leave space in the comments section. So I did this Q&A. new placement can be used to initialize objects in
pelicans brady In the code below CompositionalModelis an abstract class. This class OpModelprovides the implementation of virtual functions. In a class, CompilationUnitthere is a member variable modelwhich is a pointer to the OpModelclass . My problem is: the
Dima I'm just starting with kotlin, so forgive me if this is a basic question, I did do some googling but didn't find anything useful. The question is how to convert the value to Unit. For example, in scala, if I write code like this: def foo: Int = ???
def ba
Gravitas Suppose I have a class X with a static list. Then, suppose another class Y instantiates class Z. Is it possible in Z's constructor to put Z at the end of the X list. Another way is to instantiate Z in Y and then have Y manually put Z into X's list. Wh
Gravitas Suppose I have a class X with a static list. Then, suppose another class Y instantiates class Z. Is it possible in Z's constructor to put Z at the end of the X list. Another way is to instantiate Z in Y and then have Y manually put Z into X's list. Wh
username More specifically, in a LINQ to Entities query: List<string> myResult = (from myTable do some joins...blah).ToList();
if(myResuly.Any())
{
// Foo
}
My question is how do we know if we can use List<string> myResult = (from myTable do some joins...bla
dictation When I use Json.net, I always have this problem: List<Person> persons = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<List<Person>>(personsJson);
You guys know: sometimes due to server error or any other issue, the returned json string is just a null value . But w
Dmitry I updated my question please help me enter image description here Samantika Rajapaksa Open the package.jsonfile and change jasmine-core" 3.7.1to 3.8from with 'karma-jasmine-html-reporter' 1.5.0to 1.7.0and save in devDependancies then run npm install
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mikijov ： I understand how to use multiple return values in go. I further understand that in most cases one of the return values is an error, so ignoring the return value can be dangerous. Is there a way to ignore the value in the struct initializer like this?
Served I don't know why this is happening, it seems to be in a constant loop between creating a new object and initializing it public class App {
Character hero = new Character();
charCreation charCreation = new charCreation();
public static void main(String
crisron Consider the following code: #include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class A
{
public:
int a;
A(): a(5)
{
cout << "Constructor\n";
}
A(const A &b)
{
a = b.a;
cout
Dima I'm just starting with kotlin, so forgive me if this is a basic question, I did do some googling but didn't find anything useful. The question is how to convert the value to Unit. For example, in scala, if I write code like this: def foo: Int = ???
def ba
Lingxi This question comes from the comments section of this thread , and there is an answer there as well. However, I think it is very important to only leave space in the comments section. So I did this Q&A. new placement can be used to initialize objects in
pelicans brady In the code below CompositionalModelis an abstract class. This class OpModelprovides the implementation of virtual functions. In a class, CompilationUnitthere is a member variable modelwhich is a pointer to the OpModelclass . My problem is: the
Dima I'm just starting with kotlin, so forgive me if this is a basic question, I did do some googling but didn't find anything useful. The question is how to convert the value to Unit. For example, in scala, if I write code like this: def foo: Int = ???
def ba
Nitin Khanna Is there any way to declare such static variables in java, for example, through them I can return the java object after initialization We can do it in python like this schedule.every(10).minutes.do(job)
where, by calling every(10). Minutes I just
Gravitas Suppose I have a class X with a static list. Then, suppose another class Y instantiates class Z. Is it possible in Z's constructor to put Z at the end of the X list. Another way is to instantiate Z in Y and then have Y manually put Z into X's list. Wh
username More specifically, in a LINQ to Entities query: List<string> myResult = (from myTable do some joins...blah).ToList();
if(myResuly.Any())
{
// Foo
}
My question is how do we know if we can use List<string> myResult = (from myTable do some joins...bla
dictation When I use Json.net, I always have this problem: List<Person> persons = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<List<Person>>(personsJson);
You guys know: sometimes due to server error or any other issue, the returned json string is just a null value . But w