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How to include additional compiler options“includes” and “include-libraries”?
I want to include in my flex project a custom package that contains hundreds of fxg objects using the additional compiler options. Which specific option can i use an how i should I declare?
-includes for MXMLC and -includes-classes for COMPC.
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Why is the ‘t’ in Hash Table(Hashtable) in Java not capitalized
Why java.util.Hashtable not follow java naming convention ? here 't' is lowercase, if it follow the class name would be HashTable...
java.util.HashMap;
java.util.HashSet;
java.util.Hashtable
Because Map and Set are the Interfaces which come under Collection
Framework, but table is not a keyword in current version. So
camelcase is not used.
Hashtable was created in Java v1 not like other which were released in Java2.
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Why is the 't' in Hash Table(Hashtable) in Java not capitalized
Hashtable was created in Java v1. The consistent naming conventions
for collections were established later, in Java2, when the other
classes were published as part of the brand new Java Collection
Framework.
Which btw made Hashtable obsolete, so it should not be used in new
code.
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I'm documenting a project built in Qt using doxygen, my problem is that classes and structures from Qt such as QString is being documented.
I want to exclude all QString types from my documentation and only keep the ones i declare and implement.
I know that this should be done some way in the doxyfile, but i have no idea how to do it. Any idea??
Thanks in advance.
Use the doxygen exclude property:
http://www.doxygen.nl/manual/faq.html
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Since initially running package.skeleton to create a package, I have added several S3 classes. Each of these classes has 5-10 methods. I've discovered the wonderful prompt command to create .Rd files from a function loaded into memory, but is it possible to have R automagically create a single help file that has all multiple functions documented? I'm thinking of something like an enhanced version of prompt where you would pass it a list of functions, and it would create a single .Rd file with only the additional information added to the help file.
For instance, if I have a generic called duration, and classes for which there are methods duration.bond(market,...), duration.account(market,time,...), duration.portfolio(market,...), I would like prompt to create a helpfile with a \usage section containing each \method{} and an \arguments{} section containing market,\dots, and time.
Any hope here? Copying and pasting is getting very tiring!
For completeness, adding in what I chose to do here, which is to pick the method that has the most arguments and use prompt on that, then add in the other methods manually to the same help file.
The other alternative would have been to use Rd2roxygen to convert everything that was already in .Rd back to Roxygen and then use Roxygen for the whole project. This will likely be what I do in the next release.
You could roll-your-own by reading in a template help file (with readLines), then editing it to suit each particular case (judicious use of paste and gsub), then writing the result back out to file (via writeLines).
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Find Unused Resources in a .NET Solution
In a webapplication we have a lot of images and some of them are not used/referenced anymore. Is there way (tool or something) to get a list of all these unused files or/and delete them?
A manual approach - If you have Resharper installed, you can right-click and choose "Find Usages" this will look in your project for a reference to the selected image.
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How to create, structure, maintain and update data codebooks in R?
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In analyzing data the metadata about variables is extremely important. How do you manage this information in R?
For example, is there a way to specify a label that will be printed instead of the variable name?
What facilities are there in R for this?
Quick suggestions that come to mind are
attributes to store data along with an object (as Frank Harrell has championed for a long time)
the comment() function can do parts of this
the whole gamut of object-orientation to achieve different printing behaviour etc
Use the repo package. You can assign each variable a long name, a description, a set of tags, a remote url, dependency relations and also attach to it figures or generic external files. Find the latest stable release on CRAN (install.packages("repo")) or the latest development on github. A quick overview here. Hope it helps.