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You can use UILocalNotification, old APIs also works fine with iOS10, but we had better use the APIs in the User Notifications framework instead. There are also some new features, you can only use with iOS10 User Notifications framework. This also happens to Remote Notification, for more informatio...

Example of a TCA field configuration where you can select records from a table 'my_topfeatures' => array( 'label' => 'Select Topfeatures', 'config' => array( 'type' => 'group', 'internal_type' => 'db', 'size' => '4', ...

In Kotlin, if, try and others are expressions (so they do return a value) rather than (void) statements. So, for example, Kotlin does not have Java's ternary Elvis Operator, but you can write something like this: val i = if (someBoolean) 33 else 42 Even more unfamiliar, but equally expressive, ...

We can call an action result in another action result. public ActionResult Action1() { ViewData["OutputMessage"] = "Hello World"; return RedirectToAction("Action2","ControllerName"); //this will go to second action; } public ActionResult...

If You have Role: +-----------------------------+ | roleId | name | discription | +-----------------------------+ Rights: +-----------------------------+ | rightId | name | discription| +-----------------------------+ rightrole +------------------+ | roleId | rightId | +----------...

For-loop has no business being its own documentation page!

boolean has no business being its own documentation page!

Suppose you are creating a function that requires no arguments when it is called and you are faced with the dilemma of how you should define the parameter list in the function prototype and the function definition. You have the choice of keeping the parameter list empty for both prototype and d...

Lets have the following file called library.cmd : @echo off echo -/-/- Batch Functions Library -/-/- :function1 echo argument1 - %1 goto :eof To execute only the :function1 without the code of the rest of the file you should put a label :function1 in the caller bat and use it lik...

interface Foo { fun example() } class Bar { fun example() { println("Hello, world!") } } class Baz(b : Bar) : Foo by b Baz(Bar()).example() The example prints Hello, world!

Request:"http://example.com" GET / HTTP/1.1 Host: example.com User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:53.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/53.0 Accept: text/html,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8 Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.5 Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate Connection: keep-aliv...

Essence of searching lies in its order. Everyone wants search results to be shown in such a way that best suited results are shown on top. Relational database do not have such capability. Elasticsearch on the other hand shows results on the basis of relevancy by default. Setup Same as used in ...

If you do not see any logging, you can check if Configure() is called in your application. The easiest way is to add it as an attribute to your assembly: [assembly: log4net.Config.XmlConfigurator(Watch = true)] Then you do not have to add log4net.Config.XmlConfigurator.Configure() anywhere in y...

If you have a file appender, make sure you are writing to a location where the user is allowed to create and update the files. If not the logging will fail. You can check this when you have internal debugging enabled.

public class Foo { private String name; public Foo(@NonNull String name){...}; ... } Here @NonNull is annotation which is processed compile time by the android studio to warn you that the particular function needs non null parameter.

There are three types of annotations. Marker Annotation - annotation that has no method @interface CustomAnnotation {} Single-Value Annotation - annotation that has one method @interface CustomAnnotation { int value(); } Multi-Value Annotation - annotation that...

For creating custom annotations we need to decide Target - on which these annotations will work on like field level, method level, type level etc. Retention - to what level annotation will be available. For this, we have built in custom annotations. Check out these mostly used ones: @Target...

You can create a new notebook in RStudio with the menu command File -> New File -> R Notebook If you don't see the option for R Notebook, then you need to update your version of RStudio. For installation of RStudio follow this guide

We use type annotations to avoid ambiguity. Type applications can be used for the same purpose. For example x :: Num a => a x = 5 main :: IO () main = print x This code has an ambiguity error. We know that a has a Num instance, and in order to print it we know it needs a Show instance. T...

If you're familiar with languages like Java, C# or C++ and the concept of generics/templates then this comparison might be useful for you. Say we have a generic function in C# public static T DoNothing<T>(T in) { return in; } To call this function with a float we can do DoNothing(5.0f) or...