Tutorial by Examples: dash

HRESULTs are numeric 32-bit values, where bits or bit ranges encode well-defined information. The MSB is a failure/success flag, with the remaining bits storing additional information. Failure or success can be determined using the FAILED or SUCCEEDED macros. HRESULTs are commonly used with COM, but...

The Dashboard module provides a splash page for the CMS in SilverStripe 3 with configurable widgets that display relevant information. Panels can be created and extended easily. The goal of the Dashboard module is to provide users with a launchpad for common CMS actions such as creating specific pag...

All the records create using CloudKit-related code can be previewed, edited and even removed in CloudKit Dashboard. To access CloudKit Dashboard, go here. There are several parts in the dashboard: Record Types (which will be discussed later) Security Roles (which is where you can set databases ...

A commonly used utility library is Lodash. To install it into your Aurelia CLI driven application first you need to install it using Npm. npm install lodash --save Now in your preferred IDE/code editor open up the following file in your project directory: aurelia_project/aurelia.json and scroll do...

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DASH is the most widely deployed adaptive streaming technology in modern solutions, used to deliver video in a wide variety of scenarios. The best way to understand DASH presentations is to observe the network activity that takes place during playback. This example uses Fiddler to capture and analy...

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You can choose to prepend an if or else operator with a dash, but it is not necessary. You will need to wrap the statement in parentheses, though (if you omit a dash, you do not need parentheses.) - var showLogin = false; - if (showLogin === true) .welcome Welcome back to our website! - else...