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Creating a WebSocket communication

WebSocket provides a duplex/bidirectional communication protocol over a single TCP connection. the client opens a connection to a server that is listening for a WebSocket request a client connects to a server using a URI. A server may listen to requests from multiple clients. Server Endpoint...

java-ee • The WebSockets API

Installation or Setup

Detailed instructions on excel-formula(s). There are many formulas that you can choose from. They are divided up into 7 different categories and are on the FORMULAS tab in Excel. The categories are: Financial Logical Text Date & Time Lookup & Reference Math & trig More Function...

excel-formula • Getting started with excel-formula

Simple string operations

Because Regular Expressions can do a lot, it is tempting to use them for the simplest operations. But using a regex engine has a cost in memory and processor usage: you need to compile the expression, store the automaton in memory, initialize it and then feed it with the string to run it. And there...

Regular Expressions • When you should NOT use Regular Expressions

One-to-many relationships

UserType belongs to many Users <-> Users have one UserType One way navigation property with required public class UserType { public int UserTypeId {get; set;} } public class User { public int UserId {get; set;} public int UserTypeId {get; set;} public virtual UserType...

Entity Framework • Model Restraints

Sending a POST Request with arguments using NSURLSession in Objective-C

There are two common ways to encode a POST request body: URL encoding (application/x-www-form-urlencoded) and form data (multipart/form-data). Much of the code is similar, but the way you construct the body data is different. Sending a request using URL encoding Be it you have a server for your s...

iOS • NSURLSession

Expressions

In GSP the <%= %> syntax is rarely used due to the support for GSP expressions. A GSP expression is similar to a JSP EL expression or a Groovy GString and takes the form ${expr}: <html> <body> Hello ${params.name} </body> </html> However, unlike JSP EL ...

grails • GSP

Introduction

A pointer is declared much like any other variable, except an asterisk (*) is placed between the type and the name of the variable to denote it is a pointer. int *pointer; /* inside a function, pointer is uninitialized and doesn't point to any valid object yet */ To declare two pointer variables...

C Language • Pointers

Raising SIGALARM with the default action

Using alarm, user can schedule SIGALARM signal to be raised after specified interval. In case user did not blocked, ignored or specified explicit signal handler for this signal, the default action for this signal will be performed on arrival. Per specification default action for SIGALARM is to termi...

POSIX • Signals

Installation

You can install Sinatra as a global gem: gem install sinatra or add it to a project's Gemfile # in Gemfile: gem 'sinatra' and run bundle install.

sinatra • Getting started with sinatra

Multiple non-identical definitions (the One Definition Rule)

If a class, enum, inline function, template, or member of a template has external linkage and is defined in multiple translation units, all definitions must be identical or the behavior is undefined according to the One Definition Rule (ODR). foo.h: class Foo { public: double x; private...

C++ • Undefined Behavior

Android Step 1: Layout, Initialization, and Handling Server Response

The complete sample code for this application (Android + Node server) is available in the PayPal Developer Github repository. The first stage of creating the Android portion of our application is to set up a basic layout and handle responses that come back from the server that we'll set up in Node....

PayPal • Mobile Future Payments (End to End App)

Basics of Higher Order Functions

Review Partial Application before proceeding. In Haskell, a function that can take other functions as arguments or return functions is called a higher-order function. The following are all higher-order functions: map :: (a -> b) -> [a] -> [b] filter :: (a -> Bool) -> [a] ...

Haskell Language • Higher-order functions

Creating Object and setting properties using reflection

Lets say we have a class Classy that has property Propertua public class Classy { public string Propertua {get; set;} } to set Propertua using reflection: var typeOfClassy = typeof (Classy); var classy = new Classy(); var prop = typeOfClassy.GetProperty("Propertua"); prop.Se...

.NET Framework • Reflection

Version Table

Every tag has an overview topic. This topic has a special section named "Versions". In that section, different versions can be defined in a table that has that should have at least 2 columns: the first one should be the name of the version the last one should be the release ...

Documentation • Versions

Multiple Version Tables

For some tags it makes sense to have multiple version tables. There might be different subsets of a programming language or framework available, say for different device types as in this example. The different tables should be prefaced with a heading. This markup: ## desktop development kit ## ...

Documentation • Versions

Versions of a Topic

A topic might only apply to certain versions. When creating a new topic, the appropriate versions can be chosen in the title section of the topic. In the following example .NET 2.0, 4.0, 4.5.1; Compact Framework 3.7 and Micro Framework 4.2 are selected. This selection will show up next to the to...

Documentation • Versions

Versions of an Example (single version table)

An example cannot be associated with a version number directly. Parts of it can however be declared to apply only for certain versions.  This content is for Java SE 1.3

Documentation • Versions

Versions of an Example (multiple version tables)

If there are many version tables, the title of the desired one has to be included in angle brackets.  This content is for Micro Framework 4.4

Documentation • Versions

Available Conditionals

The markdown help states Available conditionals are gt, gte, lt, lte, eq, and neq.  eq equal to   neq not equal to  <!-- if version [gt C++03] -...

Documentation • Versions

Multiple Conditionals

Multiple conditions can be used.  content

Documentation • Versions