type Overloads = Overloads with static member ($) (Overloads, m1: #IMeasurable) = fun (m2: #IMeasurable) -> m1.Measure + m2.Measure static member ($) (Overloads, m1: int) = fun (m2: #IMeasurable) -> m1 + m2.Measure let inline ( |+| ) m1 m2 = (Overloads $ m1) m2 Not tested, since I don’t have IMeasurable, but it may … Read more
The & has a special meaning in the shell. Escape it with \ or put the url in quotes to avoid this problem. wget http://search.yahoo.com/404handler?src=search\&p=food+delicious -O test.html or wget “http://search.yahoo.com/404handler?src=search&p=food+delicious” -O test.html In many Unix shells, putting an & after a command causes it to be executed in the background.
The options of FOR, IF and REM are only parsed up to the special character phase. Or better the commands are detected in the special character phase and a different parser is activated then. Therefore it’s not possible to use delayed expansion nor FOR-Parameter in the options. These tests fail with errors for /F %%O … Read more
You can add this in your web.config file <system.net> <mailSettings> <smtp from=”[email protected] “> <network host=”smtp.gmail.com” defaultCredentials=”false” port=”587″ userName =”[email protected]” password=”yourpassword” /> </smtp> </mailSettings> </system.net>
Read the Java Generics Tutorial. The thing between the angle brackets is a type parameter – Comparable is a generic class, and in this case the angle brackets mean that the class is comparable to other BigIntegers. For a little more clarification in this case, have a look at the Javadocs for Comparable in 1.5. … Read more
I suspect you’re using 32-bit x86, the only common architecture subject to excess precision. In C, expressions of type float and double are actually evaluated as float_t or double_t, whose relationships to float and double are reflected in the FLT_EVAL_METHOD macro. In the case of x86, both are defined as long double because the fpu … Read more
Posix character classes use a [:alpha:] notation, which are used inside a regular expression like: /[[:alpha:][:digit:]]/ You’ll need to scroll down a ways to get to the Posix information in the link above. From the docs: POSIX bracket expressions are also similar to character classes. They provide a portable alternative to the above, with the … Read more
Integer.toBinaryString(int) should do the trick ! And by the way, correct your syntax, if you’re using Eclipse I’m sure he’s complaining about a lot of error. Working code : public class NumberConverter { public static void main(String[] args) { int i = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); toBinary(i); } public static void toBinary(int int1){ System.out.println(int1 + ” in binary … Read more
James Gosling created the original JVM with support of goto statements, but then he removed this feature as needless. The main reason goto is unnecessary is that usually it can be replaced with more readable statements (like break/continue) or by extracting a piece of code into a method. Source: James Gosling, Q&A session
The unary + operator can be used to convert a value to a number in JavaScript. Underscore appears to be testing that the .length property is a number, otherwise it won’t be equal to itself-converted-to-a-number.