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Property observers respond to changes to a property's value. var myProperty = 5 { willSet { print("Will set to \(newValue). It was previously \(myProperty)") } didSet { print("Did set to \(myProperty). It was previously \(oldValue)") } } m...
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package { import flash.display.Sprite; import flash.display.StageAlign; import flash.display.StageScaleMode; import flash.events.Event; public class Main extends Sprite { //Document Class Main Constructor public function Main() { ...
One (or two) of the coolest new features in recent Xcode releases are the IBInspectable properties and IBDesignable UIViews. These have nothing to do with the functionality of your application but instead impact the developer experience in Xcode. The goal is to be able to visually inspect custom v...
SELECT e.Fname, e.LName FROM Employees e The Employees table is given the alias 'e' directly after the table name. This helps remove ambiguity in scenarios where multiple tables have the same field name and you need to be specific as to which table you want to return data from. SELECT e.Fname,...
Backbone requires Underscore and (optionally) jQuery - for DOM manipulation (using Backbone.View) and RESTful persistence. The quickest way to get up and running with Backbone is to create an index.html file with simple script tags in the HTML <head>: <html> <head> ...
Below you could find the table Employees with a reference to the table Cities. CREATE TABLE Cities( CityID INT IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL, Name VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL, Zip VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL ); CREATE TABLE Employees( EmployeeID INT IDENTITY (1,1) NOT NULL, FirstName VARCHA...
C# has several operators that can be combined with an = sign to evaluate the result of the operator and then assign the result to the original variable. Example: x += y is the same as x = x + y Assignment operators: += -= *= /= %= &= |= ^= <<= >>=
Event Emitters are built into Node, and are for pub-sub, a pattern where a publisher will emit events, which subscribers can listen and react to. In Node jargon, publishers are called Event Emitters, and they emit events, while subscribers are called listeners, and they react to the events. // Requ...
Selenium is a set of tools designed to automate browsers. It is commonly used for web application tests across multiple platforms. There are a few tools available under the Selenium umbrella, such as Selenium WebDriver(ex-Selenium RC), Selenium IDE and Selenium Grid. WebDriver is a remote control i...
A VectorDrawable should consist of at least one <path> tag defining a shape <vector xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" android:width="24dp" android:height="24dp" android:viewportWidth="24.0" android:viewpor...
An AnimatedVectorDrawable requires at least 3 components: A VectorDrawable which will be manipulated An objectAnimator which defines what property to change and how The AnimatedVectorDrawable itself which connects the objectAnimator to the VectorDrawable to create the animation The following...
Add an accessory view above the keyboard. This is commonly used for adding next/previous buttons, or additional buttons like Done/Submit (especially for the number/phone/decimal pad keyboard types which don't have a built-in return key). Swift let textField = UITextField() // initialized however ...
BEGIN UPDATE Employees SET PhoneNumber = '5551234567' WHERE Id = 1; UPDATE Employees SET Salary = 650 WHERE Id = 3; END
Create Subtree Add a new remote called plugin pointing to the plugin's repository: git remote add plugin https://path.to/remotes/plugin.git Then Create a subtree specifying the new folder prefix plugins/demo. plugin is the remote name, and master refers to the master branch on the subtree's rep...
String concatenation can be performed using the + operator. For example: String s1 = "a"; String s2 = "b"; String s3 = "c"; String s = s1 + s2 + s3; // abc Normally a compiler implementation will perform the above concatenation using methods involving a StringBui...
0.18.0 Prior to 0.18.0 you can create ranges like this: > range = [1..5] [1,2,3,4,5] : List number > > negative = [-5..3] [-5,-4,-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3] : List number 0.18.0 In 0.18.0 The [1..5] syntax has been removed. > range = List.range 1 5 [1,2,3,4,5] : List number > &g...
def multiply(factor: Int)(numberToBeMultiplied: Int): Int = factor * numberToBeMultiplied val multiplyBy3 = multiply(3)_ // resulting function signature Int => Int val multiplyBy10 = multiply(10)_ // resulting function signature Int => Int val sixFromCurriedCall = multiplyBy3(2) //6...
def numberOrCharacterSwitch(toggleNumber: Boolean)(number: Int)(character: Char): String = if (toggleNumber) number.toString else character.toString // need to explicitly specify the type of the parameter to be curried // resulting function signature Boolean => String val switchBetween3A...
Scala has a special type of function called a partial function, which extends normal functions -- meaning that a PartialFunction instance can be used wherever Function1 is expected. Partial functions can be defined anonymously using case syntax also used in pattern matching: val pf: PartialFunction...

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