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Example uses basic HTTP syntax. Any <#> in the example should be removed when copying it. You can use the _cat APIs to get a human readable, tabular output for various reasons. GET /_cat/health <1> _cat/health has existed since Elasticsearch 1.x, but here is an example of its output...

Example uses basic HTTP syntax. Any <#> in the example should be removed when copying it. Like most _cat APIs in Elasticsearch, the API selectively responds with a default set of fields. However, other fields exist from the API if you want them: GET /_cat/health?help <1> ?help cau...

Example uses basic HTTP syntax. Any <#> in the example should be removed when copying it. The _cat APIs are often convenient for humans to get at-a-glance details about the cluster. But you frequently want consistently parseable output to use with software. In general, the JSON APIs are meant...

Input must must read from the Update function. Reference for all the available Keycode enum. 1. Reading key press with Input.GetKey: Input.GetKey will repeatedly return true while the user holds down the specified key. This can be used to repeatedly fire a weapon while holding the specified key ...

import std.stdio; struct A { int b; void c(); string d; }; void main() { // The following foreach is unrolled in compile time foreach(name; __traits(allMembers, A)) { pragma(msg, name); } } The allMembers traits returns a tuple of string containing t...

First we need to set up two basic channels, one for the main queue, and one for the delay queue. In my example at the end, I include a couple of additional flags that are not required, but makes the code more reliable; such as confirm delivery, delivery_mode and durable. You can find more informatio...

All fragments should have an empty constructor (i.e. a constructor method having no input arguments). Therefore, in order to pass your data to the Fragment being created, you should use the setArguments() method. This methods gets a bundle, which you store your data in, and stores the Bundle in the ...

Dim Value As Byte A Byte is an unsigned 8 bit data type. It can represent integer numbers between 0 and 255 and attempting to store a value outside of that range will result in runtime error 6: Overflow. Byte is the only intrinsic unsigned type available in VBA. The casting function to convert ...

Dim Value As Boolean A Boolean is used to store values that can be represented as either True or False. Internally, the data type is stored as a 16 bit value with 0 representing False and any other value representing True. It should be noted that when a Boolean is cast to a numeric type, all of...

Dim Value As Double A Double is a signed 64 bit floating point data type. Like the Single, it is stored internally using a little-endian IEEE 754 memory layout and the same precautions regarding precision should be taken. A Double can store integer values in the range of -9,007,199,254,740,992 to...

Callbacks are often used to provide error handling. This is a form of control flow branching, where some instructions are executed only when an error occurs: const expected = true; function compare(actual, success, failure) { if (actual === expected) { success(); } else { failure...

#Modules to use use Cwd 'abs_path'; use Win32::OLE; use Win32::OLE qw(in with); use Win32::OLE::Const "Microsoft Excel"; $Win32::OLE::Warn = 3; #Need to use absolute path for Excel files my $excel_file = abs_path("$Excel_path") or die "Error: the file $Excel_path ha...

When creating tables it is possible to declare a column as nullable or non-nullable. CREATE TABLE MyTable ( MyCol1 INT NOT NULL, -- non-nullable MyCol2 INT NULL -- nullable ) ; By default every column (except those in primary key constraint) is nullable unless we explicitly set ...

Mostly you will use "normal variables": set(VAR TRUE) set(VAR "main.cpp") set(VAR1 ${VAR2}) But CMake does also know global "cached variables" (persisted in CMakeCache.txt). And if normal and cached variables of the same name exist in the current scope, normal var...

The scope outside of any function or class is the global scope. When a PHP script includes another (using include or require) the scope remains the same. If a script is included outside of any function or class, it's global variables are included in the same global scope, but if a script is include...

integer: 25 string: "25" float: 25.0 boolean: true null type: null

Superglobal variables are defined by PHP and can always be used from anywhere without the global keyword. <?php function getPostValue($key, $default = NULL) { // $_POST is a superglobal and can be used without // having to specify 'global $_POST;' if (isset($_POST[$key])) { ...

Static class properties that are defined with the public visibility are functionally the same as global variables. They can be accessed from anywhere the class is defined. class SomeClass { public static int $counter = 0; } // The static $counter variable can be read/written from anywhere...

let someValue : String = "Something the user entered" let text = NSMutableAttributedString(string: "The value is: ") text.appendAttributedString(NSAttributedString(string: someValue, attributes: [NSFontAttributeName:UIFont.boldSystemFontOfSize(UIFont.systemFontSize())])) ...

Equals is declared in the Object class itself. public virtual bool Equals(Object obj); By default, Equals has the following behavior: If the instance is a reference type, then Equals will return true only if the references are the same. If the instance is a value type, then Equals will...