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The next example is intended to count the amount of flags in the specified flag combination. The example is provided as a extension method: <DebuggerStepThrough> <Extension> <EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Always)> Public Function CountFlags(ByVal sender As [Enum]) As In...
The next code illustrates how to find the nearest value of a Enum. First we define this Enum that will serve to specify search criteria (search direction) Public Enum EnumFindDirection As Integer Nearest = 0 Less = 1 LessOrEqual = 2 Greater = 3 GreaterOrEqual = 4 End Enum...
There are a number of guidelines to follow when creating and using header files in a C project: Idemopotence If a header file is included multiple times in a translation unit (TU), it should not break builds. Self-containment If you need the facilities declared in a header file, you sh...
If a particular header file is included more than once in a translation unit (TU), there should not be any compilation problems. This is termed 'idempotence'; your headers should be idempotent. Think how difficult life would be if you had to ensure that #include <stdio.h> was only included ...
Modern headers should be self-contained, which means that a program that needs to use the facilities defined by header.h can include that header (#include "header.h") and not worry about whether other headers need to be included first. Recommendation: Header files should be self-contained...
Headers are a crucial consistency checking mechanism, but they should be as small as possible. In particular, that means that a header should not include other headers just because the implementation file will need the other headers. A header should contain only those headers necessary for a con...
Google's Include What You Use project, or IWYU, ensures source files include all headers used in the code. Suppose a source file source.c includes a header arbitrary.h which in turn coincidentally includes freeloader.h, but the source file also explicitly and independently uses the facilities from ...
The C standard says that there is very little difference between the #include <header.h> and #include "header.h" notations. [#include <header.h>] searches a sequence of implementation-defined places for a header identified uniquely by the specified sequence between the &l...
If a singleshot timer is required, it is quiet handy to have the slot as lambda function right in the place where the timer is declared: QTimer::singleShot(1000, []() { /*Code here*/ } ); Due to this Bug (QTBUG-26406), this is way is only possible since Qt5.4. In earlier Qt5 versions it has to ...
Debian, Ubuntu and CentOS Add the official repository Debian/Ubuntu curl -L https://packages.gitlab.com/install/repositories/runner/gitlab-ci-multi-runner/script.deb.sh | sudo bash CentOS curl -L https://packages.gitlab.com/install/repositories/runner/gitlab-ci-multi-runner/script.rpm.sh ...
The config location for your runner is: Debian/Ubuntu/CentOS /etc/gitlab-runner/config.toml if run as root ~/.gitlab-runner/config.toml if run as non-root Windows config.toml where your binary is located A minimal config.toml can look like this: concurrent = 1 [[runners]] name = "E...
Gmail Example MAIL_URL=smtp://username%40gmail.com:[email protected]:465/ Note: This setup only allows 2000 emails to be sent per day. Please see https://support.google.com/a/answer/176600?hl=en for alternative configurations.
Org provides a full markup language which helps structuring the document, and is reflected as accurately as possible when exporting to other formats (like HTML or LaTeX). Structure Document title #+TITLE: This is the title of the document Sectioning * First level ** Second level Lists Or...
Setup First, install the necessary packages with: npm install express cors mongoose Code Then, add dependencies to server.js, create the database schema and the name of the collection, create an Express.js server, and connect to MongoDB: var express = require('express'); var cors = require('...
Run the following as root: passwd username
Run the following as root: useradd username
Run the following as root: userdel username
Run the following as root: userdel -r username
groups More detailed information about user and group numerical IDs can be found with the id command.

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