func runAnsible(c *cli.Context) {
runAnsibleCmd1(c.String("command"), c.StringSlice("var-file"), c.StringSlice("var"))
}
func runAnsibleCmd1(cmd string, varfiles []string, varstrs []string) {
runAnsibleCmd2(cmd, util.ToVars(varfiles, varstrs))
}
func runAnsibleCmd2(cmd string, vars map[string]interface{}) {
err := exec.SyscallExecute(cmd, vars)
log.Error("Error running ansible command.", "err", err.Error())
}
filterForProvincia() {
console.log('ciao');
}
The last line of code of a parting Developer
private static final double RESULT_OF_DIVISION_BY_0 = 9.99;
public static double getPercentageDifference(long currentResult, long previousResult) {
if (previousResult == 0 && currentResult == 0) {
return 0;
} else if (previousResult == 0) {
return RESULT_OF_DIVISION_BY_0;
} else {
return (currentResult - previousResult) * 1.0 / previousResult;
}
}
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
try {
//code goes here
} catch (Exception e) {
System.exit(0);
}
}
}
else if result !== true && result === false { return result !== true }
should I keep this in our project or nah
product = None
for key in dictionary.keys():
if product is None:
product = dictionary[key]
else:
product = itertools.product(product, dictionary[key])
product = "{0}".format(list(product))
product = re.sub(r"\), \(+", "], [", product)
product = re.sub(r"\(+", "[", product)
product = product.replace(")]", "]]").replace(")", "")
product = ast.literal_eval(product)
Ok, I have a weird array of objects as output of itertools and I need an array of strings... 1 - Convert the array to string 2 - Clean it up with regex and replace 3 - Convert the string to array 4 - Problem solved
String s = "string";
String.valueOf(s).toString();
// just to make sure it's a damn string
while(!s instanceof String) {
String.valueOf(s).toString();
}
class ExampleClass {
public void DoSomething()
{
if (this != null) {
//omitted
}
}
public void DoSomething2()
{
if (this != null) {
//omitted
}
}
}
Explanation: This can't be null in C# virtual instance methods - I was so confused by the widespread use of this check that I asked this question at SO: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31747718/can-this-be-null-in-c-sharp-virtual-methods-what-happens-with-the-rest-of-ins
class {
public State state;
//enums cant take double values...
public struct State
{
public const float IDLE = 0f;
public const float WALKING = 0.5f;
public const float RUNNING = 1f;
}
protected void Stop()
{
SetSpeed(State.IDLE);
}
protected void SetSpeed(float f)
{
agent.speed = f;
if (agent.speed > 1f && agent.speed < 5f)
{
f = State.WALKING;
agent.Resume();
}
else if (agent.speed > 5f)
{
f = State.RUNNING;
agent.Resume();
}
else
{
f = State.IDLE;
agent.Stop();
}
}
}
Who needs static float when you can have a constant in a nested struct, as a bonus State state has 0 references in the project
$_POST = $this->db->mres($_POST);
$_SESSION['post'] = $_POST;
$sql = "SELECT id, documento, nombre1, nombre2, apellido1, apellido2 "
. "FROM usuarios "
. "WHERE " .
"REPLACE(" .
"REPLACE(" .
"REPLACE(" .
"REPLACE(telefono,' ','')," .
"'(','')," .
"')','')," .
"'-','') LIKE '%{$searchTel}'";
local part = script.Parent
local OriginColor = Color3.new(0,170,255)
local KillColor = Color3.new(1, 0, 0)
part.Touched:Connect(function(H)
local humanoid = H.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")
if humanoid and part.Color == KillColor then
humanoid.Health = 0
end
end)
local shit = 1
repeat
part.Color = OriginColor
wait(1.5)
part.Color = KillColor
wait(1.5)
until shit == 2
string month = DateTime.Today.Month.ToString();
if (DateTime.Today.Month < 10)
{
month = "0" + month;
}
string day = DateTime.Today.Day.ToString();
if (DateTime.Today.Day < 10)
{
day = "0" + day;
}
string dateCorrect = String.Format("{0}.{1}.{2}", DateTime.Today.Year, month, day);
string dateDue = "";
if (transferFields.DueDate.SelectedDate.HasValue)
{
var dateDuearr = transferFields.DueDate.Value.Split(' ')[0].Split('.');
dateDue = dateDuearr[2] + '.' + dateDuearr[1] + '.' + dateDuearr[0];
}
else {
dateDue = dateCorrect;
}
Real developers don't use built in parsing and formatting methods.
function atoi(charstring)
{
if(charstring=="a") return 0x61;if(charstring=="b") return 0x62;
if(charstring=="c") return 0x63;if(charstring=="d") return 0x64;
if(charstring=="e") return 0x65;if(charstring=="f") return 0x66;
if(charstring=="g") return 0x67;if(charstring=="h") return 0x68;
if(charstring=="i") return 0x69;if(charstring=="j") return 0x6a;
if(charstring=="k") return 0x6b;if(charstring=="l") return 0x6c;
if(charstring=="m") return 0x6d;if(charstring=="n") return 0x6e;
if(charstring=="o") return 0x6f;if(charstring=="p") return 0x70;
if(charstring=="q") return 0x71;if(charstring=="r") return 0x72;
if(charstring=="s") return 0x73;if(charstring=="t") return 0x74;
if(charstring=="u") return 0x75;if(charstring=="v") return 0x76;
if(charstring=="w") return 0x77;if(charstring=="x") return 0x78;
if(charstring=="y") return 0x79;if(charstring=="z") return 0x7a;
if(charstring=="0") return 0x30;if(charstring=="1") return 0x31;
if(charstring=="2") return 0x32;if(charstring=="3") return 0x33;
if(charstring=="4") return 0x34;if(charstring=="5") return 0x35;
if(charstring=="6") return 0x36;if(charstring=="7") return 0x37;
if(charstring=="8") return 0x38;if(charstring=="9") return 0x39;
if(charstring==".") return 0x2e;
return 0x20;
}
found in a proxy script
// comment out the following two lines when deployed to production
defined('YII_DEBUG') or define('YII_DEBUG', true);
defined('YII_ENV') or define('YII_ENV', 'dev');
Never, ever define developer environment and debug as default thing! #pdk
spring.datasource.password=#{@secretsManager.getJsonField('${DSP_DB_SECRET:}', 'password', @secretsManager.getString('${DSP_DB_PASSWORD_SECRET:}', '${DSP_DB_PASSWORD:}'))}
String boot, 3 env variables written as string containing code executable code which cannot be verified by compiler. Welcome to Java