Perl match in context
I would like to find a word in a text file, and save it to a variable
along with some characters. for example in the text file it would be
something like:
Isoelectric Point = 6.2505
I'll be looping through a directory of files, so the value of the
Isoelectric Point will change, and that is why I need the characters after
the match to be saved to a variable.
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
Prevent users from accessing member pages by entering cached url
Prevent users from accessing member pages by entering cached url
I have a website where members have to login but I noticed after logging
out they can simply enter any page url in browser and go back in without
using the login form, how do I prevent this. I am new to html
I have a website where members have to login but I noticed after logging
out they can simply enter any page url in browser and go back in without
using the login form, how do I prevent this. I am new to html
how to run back-end (Non-Stop process) process without affect the Ui Thread in Andrioid
how to run back-end (Non-Stop process) process without affect the Ui
Thread in Andrioid
My problem is : I am trying to run a continues non-stop process from the
time of activity created to destroyed. if i do it the UI Thread stop the
execution / unable to access any ui in my emulator..,
Is their any way to do it..,
Guide me please..,
Thread in Andrioid
My problem is : I am trying to run a continues non-stop process from the
time of activity created to destroyed. if i do it the UI Thread stop the
execution / unable to access any ui in my emulator..,
Is their any way to do it..,
Guide me please..,
Running DB Scripts on Code-First Deployment
Running DB Scripts on Code-First Deployment
Is it possible to run a DB Scripts on Code-First Deployment? For example,
I want to create a set of stored procedure when executing the following
command;
Update-Database -Verbose
Is it possible to run a DB Scripts on Code-First Deployment? For example,
I want to create a set of stored procedure when executing the following
command;
Update-Database -Verbose
searching from list search value may contains null value
searching from list search value may contains null value
i have to search from collection<List>, during searching, list may or may
not contains null value. but if null value is present it will search from
other searching values.
My code is
List =
ListAssetDetail.Where(
e =>SelectedAsset.Equals(e.AssetName) &&
SlectedBroad.Equals(e.BroadcasterName) &&
SelectedAssetfor.Equals(e.AssetFrom) &&
SelectedGenre.Equals(e.GenreName) &&
SelectedBoque.Equals(e.Subcategory) &&
SelectedContentType.Equals(e.AssetFor)).ToList();
i have to search from collection<List>, during searching, list may or may
not contains null value. but if null value is present it will search from
other searching values.
My code is
List =
ListAssetDetail.Where(
e =>SelectedAsset.Equals(e.AssetName) &&
SlectedBroad.Equals(e.BroadcasterName) &&
SelectedAssetfor.Equals(e.AssetFrom) &&
SelectedGenre.Equals(e.GenreName) &&
SelectedBoque.Equals(e.Subcategory) &&
SelectedContentType.Equals(e.AssetFor)).ToList();
Tuesday, 6 August 2013
Rails - good practice to specify the action available for a resource?
Rails - good practice to specify the action available for a resource?
Are there any benefits to specify only the routes available in the
routes.rb like:
resources :users, only: [:new, :create]
Instead of leaving out the actions even if there are no views on action
method in the the controller, like:
resources :users
If it's a good practice, what are the benefits?
Are there any benefits to specify only the routes available in the
routes.rb like:
resources :users, only: [:new, :create]
Instead of leaving out the actions even if there are no views on action
method in the the controller, like:
resources :users
If it's a good practice, what are the benefits?
Perl simple comparison == vs eq
Perl simple comparison == vs eq
On the accepted answer for perl string compare with "eq" vs "=="
it says that First, eq is for comparing strings; == is for comparing numbers.
"== does a numeric comparison: it converts both arguments to a number and
then compares them." "eq does a string comparison: the two arguments must
match lexically (case-sensitive)"
You can ONLY use eq for comparing strings but
both eq AND == works for comparing numbers
numbers are subset of strings so i just dont understand why you would ever
use ==
Is there a reason why you would want to use == for comparing numeric
values over just using eq for all?
On the accepted answer for perl string compare with "eq" vs "=="
it says that First, eq is for comparing strings; == is for comparing numbers.
"== does a numeric comparison: it converts both arguments to a number and
then compares them." "eq does a string comparison: the two arguments must
match lexically (case-sensitive)"
You can ONLY use eq for comparing strings but
both eq AND == works for comparing numbers
numbers are subset of strings so i just dont understand why you would ever
use ==
Is there a reason why you would want to use == for comparing numeric
values over just using eq for all?
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