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<?php function wpshout_register_widgets() { register_widget( 'Favorite_Song_Widget'); } add_action( 'widgets_init', 'wpshout_register_widgets' ); class Favorite_Song_Widget extends WP_Widget { function Favorite_Song_Widget() { // Instantiate the parent object parent:...

Inside the script, use the first line to store the very first variable (in this example, %1%) with a name to deal with. Example: OpenWithFile = %1% Once you open a file with this script through Windows (Right click on any file on MS Windows and choose 'Open with...' then select the compiled version...

This examples creates a new empty Gui sensible to Drag n' Drop event: Gui, Dropper: New Gui, Dropper: Font, s10 w700 Gui, Dropper: Add, Text, y80 vText1, Drag the files here Gui, Dropper: Show, w200 h200 Center, Dropper return DropperGuiDropFiles: DroppedFile:=A_GuiEvent FileRead, ...

The partition key is the minimum specifier needed to perform a query using a where clause. If you declare a composite clustering key, the order matters. Say you have the following primary key: PRIMARY KEY((part_key1, part_key_2), (clust_key_1, clust_key_2, clust_key_3)) Then, the only valid qu...

This is my FirebaseMessagingService public class MyFirebaseMessagingService extends FirebaseMessagingService { Bitmap bitmap; @Override public void onMessageReceived(RemoteMessage remoteMessage) { String message = remoteMessage.getData().get("message"); //imageUri will ...

Append one file to another. Status is checked in OS-ERROR OS-APPEND source target Appends targetfile.txt with sourcefile.txt: OS-APPEND VALUE("sourcefile.txt") VALUE("targetfile.txt").

Returns a list of all drives on a system. MESSAGE OS-DRIVES VIEW-AS ALERT-BOX. Result with four drives, C through F: On Linux the list will simply be empty as there by definitions are no "drives" connected. Listing directories is done in another way (INPUT FROM OS-DIR)

There are a number of metrics describing the communication between Varnish and it's backends. The most important metrics here might be these: backend_busy - Number of http 5xx statuses recieved by a backend. With VCL you can configure Varnish to try another backend if this happens. backend_fail...

<?php $ch = curl_init(); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, "https://api.dropboxapi.com/2/files/list_folder"); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_CAINFO, "cacert.pem"); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST, 0); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOP...

import javax.inject.Singleton; import dagger.Module; import dagger.Provides; @Module public class VehicleModule { @Provides @Singleton Motor provideMotor(){ return new Motor(); } @Provides @Singleton Vehicle provideVehicle(){ return new Vehicle(...

Now that you have the providers for your different models, you need to request them. Just as Vehicle needs Motor, you have to add the @Inject annotation in the Vehicle constructor as follows: @Inject public Vehicle(Motor motor){ this.motor = motor; } You can use the @Inject annotation to ...

There are several ways interact with an Xml file. Xml Document XDocument XmlReader/XmlWriter Before LINQ to XML we were used XMLDocument for manipulations in XML like adding attributes, elements and so on. Now LINQ to XML uses XDocument for the same kind of thing. Syntaxes are much easie...

In this example we define a package header and a package body wit a function. After that we are calling a function from the package that return a return value. Package header: CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE SkyPkg AS FUNCTION GetSkyColour(vPlanet IN VARCHAR2) RETURN VARCHAR2; ...

If you want to loop over a list of tuples for example: collection = [('a', 'b', 'c'), ('x', 'y', 'z'), ('1', '2', '3')] instead of doing something like this: for item in collection: i1 = item[0] i2 = item[1] i3 = item[2] # logic or something like this: for item in collec...

// Working with Sublists in Standard mode ... // ... if the record is in context: // Add item 456 with quantity 10 at the end of the item sublist var nextIndex = nlapiGetLineItemCount("item") + 1; nlapiSetLineItemValue("item", "item", nextIndex, 456); nlapiSetL...

// Adding a line item to the end of a sublist in Dynamic Mode... // ... if the record is in context: nlapiSelectNewLineItem("item"); nlapiSetCurrentLineItemValue("item", "item", 456); nlapiSetCurrentLineItemValue("item", "quantity", 10); nlapi...

// Which line has item 456 on it... // ... if we're in the context of a record var index = nlapiFindLineItemValue("item", "item", 456); if (index > -1) { // we found it... } else { // item 456 is not in the list } // ... or if we have a reference to the rec...

// Working with a sublist in Standard Mode in SuiteScript 2.0... require(["N/record"], function (r) { var rec = r.create({ "type": r.Type.SALES_ORDER, "isDynamic": false }); // Set relevant body fields ... // Add line item 45...

// Working with Sublists in Dynamic Mode in SuiteScript 2.0... require(["N/record"], function (r) { var rec = r.create({ "type": r.Type.SALES_ORDER, "isDynamic": true }); // Set relevant body fields ... // Add line item 456 w...

// Finding a specific line item in SuiteScript 2.0... require(["N/record"], function (r) { var rec = r.load({ "type": r.Type.SALES_ORDER, "id": 123 }); // Find the line that contains item 777 var index = rec.findSublistLineWith...