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Numbers in arithmetic expansions must match the following ERE: [-+]?(0[0-7]+|[1-9][0-9]*|0[Xx][0-9A-Fa-f]+) Arithmetic expressions support signed integer operators, comparisons, Boolean expressions, assignments, and ternary expressions from C. Resources Arithmetic expansion in POSIX Ope...

template –– is the name of the main WordPress theme, the parent. child-theme –– is the package which overrides the template. I've been advertising that the use of a child theme is always a good thing but there is always a But ... In our Template overwriting example let's imagine that the ...

luma theme as parent { "name": "magento/luma", "description": "N/A", "require": { "php": "~5.5.0|~5.6.0|~7.0.0", "magento/theme-luma": "100.0.*", "magento/frame...

void mediaSessionCompat.setFlags(int flags) void mediaSessionCompat.setMediaButtonReceiver(PendingIntent mbr) void mediaSessionCompat.setCallback(MediaSessionCompat.Callback callback) void mediaSessionCompat.setActive(boolean active) MediaSessionCompat.Token mediaSessionCompat.getSessionToken(...

For more detail, see Property and Item Evaluation Order on the MSDN documentation page Comparing Properties and Items.

This build pipeline is not exactly what you would call "production ready" but it does give a solid start for you to add on to it the things that you need in order to get the development experience you're looking for. The approach that some people take (including myself at times) is to ta...

closure.memoize() closure.memoizeAtMost(n) closure.memoizeAtLeast(n) closure.memoizeBetween(n, m) Memoization is a method of caching the result of a closure invocation. The memoize function applied to a closure returns a new closure whose return value is cached according to its input p...

Flushes ALL current locks, synching file I/O buffers. This is a non standard extension, available with some COBOL implementations that support ROLLBACK features.

&<variable> - access by reference (=gets the pointer to the data of the variable) *<variable> - deference operator (=gets the data object from a pointer) <type>* - data type that points to <type> (e.g. `int*)