filterForProvincia() {
console.log('ciao');
}
The last line of code of a parting Developer
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
//////////////////////////////////////////
// Add ROI coordinates into Environment
//////////////////////////////////////////
AddROIcoordinatesIntoEnvironment();
It really helped me understand the code.
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
try {
//code goes here
} catch (Exception e) {
System.exit(0);
}
}
}
$("#search-submit").click(function() {
$("#search form").submit()
});
type="submit" is too mainstream, jquery is the proper way to do it
<?php
if(!defined('WPINC')) // MUST have WordPress.
exit ('Do not access this file directly.');
if(!class_exists('pluginName_options_page_class'))
{
/**
* Menu page blah
*
* @package blah
* @since 140617
*/
class pluginName_options_page_class
{
public function __construct()
{
echo '<div class="wrap menu-page">'."\n";
echo '<div class="wp-header-end"></div>'."\n";
echo '<div class="menu-page-toolbox">'."\n";
pluginName_some_other_class::display();
echo '</div>'."\n";
echo '<h2>Options</h2>'."\n";
echo '<table class="menu-page-table">'."\n";
echo '<tbody class="menu-page-table-tbody">'."\n";
echo '<tr class="menu-page-table-tr">'."\n";
echo '<td class="menu-page-table-l">'."\n";
echo '<form method="post" name="plugin_options_form" id="plugin--options-form" autocomplete="off">'."\n";
echo '<input type="hidden" name="plugin_options_save" id="plugin--options-save" value="'.esc_attr(wp_create_nonce('plugin--options-save')).'" />'."\n";
echo '<div class="menu-page-group" title="Account Details">'."\n";
/* includes things like this gem */
echo (!is_multisite() || !pluginName_utils_conds::is_multisite_farm() || is_main_site()) ? '<p>[ Really Long message about something ]</p>'."\n" : '';
/* ... continues until end ... */
echo '</div>'."\n";
}
}
}
new pluginName_options_page_class ();
The entire file is a single class with a constructor. The constructor is ~ 1150 lines of echo statements with a few PHP conditionals thrown in. There are no other methods. The class is instantiated as soon as it is defined. Clever...
$url = 'https://query.yahooapis.com/v1/public/yql?q=select%20*%20from%20html%20where%20url%3D%22https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2Ffinance%3Fq%3D' . $stock_identifier . '%26fstype%3Dii%26ei%3DCFrdWImFNdiGe_atlegC%22%20and%20compat%3D%22html5%22%20and%20xpath%3D' . "'%2F%2Ftable%5Bcontains(%40class%2C%22gf-table%20rgt%22)%5D'" . '&format=json&diagnostics=true&callback=';
$json = json_decode($this->getJsonFromYql($url), true);
$json = $json["query"]["results"]["table"];
//If the value is red, that means there is an additional span class which needs to be checked through.
$response["revanueValue"] = empty($json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["0"]["td"]["1"]["content"]) ? $json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["0"]["td"]["1"]["span"]["content"] : $json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["0"]["td"]["1"]["content"];
$response["costofRevanue"] = $json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["3"]["td"]["1"]["content"];
$response["operatingIncome"] = empty($json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["12"]["td"]["1"]["content"]) ? $json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["12"]["td"]["1"]["span"]["content"] : $json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["12"]["td"]["1"]["content"];
$response["netIncome"] = empty($json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["24"]["td"]["1"]["content"]) ? $json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["24"]["td"]["1"]["span"]["content"] : $json["0"]["tbody"]["tr"]["24"]["td"]["1"]["content"];
$response["dividendsPerShare"] = $json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["35"]["td"]["1"]["content"];
$response["dilutedNormalizedEps"] = empty($json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["48"]["td"]["1"]["content"]) ? $json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["48"]["td"]["1"]["span"]["content"] : $json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["48"]["td"]["1"]["content"];
$response["minorityInterest"] = $json["1"]["tbody"]["tr"]["18"]["td"]["1"]["content"];
Website --> Json --> PHP Parsing Beautiful.
"check cassandra config" in {
val config: Configuration = pureconfig.loadConfigOrThrow[Configuration]
config.cassandra.hosts shouldBe List("192.168.26.207")
config.cassandra.keyspace shouldBe "releases"
}
Why not to check works cassandra or not? What is the difference between this and hardcoding data right in source?
String s = "string";
String.valueOf(s).toString();
// just to make sure it's a damn string
while(!s instanceof String) {
String.valueOf(s).toString();
}
private static function derivePrice(...)
{
$price = self::derivePriceUnchecked($vars);
if (isset($price)) {
// CODE HERE
}
if (isset($price)) {
// CODE HERE
}
if (isset($price)) {
// CODE HERE
}
if (isset($price)) {
// CODE HERE
}
if (isset($price)) {
// CODE HERE
}
if (isset($price)) {
// CODE HERE
}
if (isset($price)) {
// CODE HERE
}
if (isset($price)) {
// CODE HERE
}
return $price;
}
public class NullableFloatToNullableDoubleConverter : ITypeConverter<float?, double?>
{
public double? Convert(float? source, double? destination, ResolutionContext context)
{
if (source == null)
{
return null;
}
var floatAsString = source.Value.ToString(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
return double.Parse(floatAsString);
}
}
$arrival_time = $obj->{'s1_6-2-'.strval($i).'date'} . ' ' . $obj->{'s1_6-2-'.strval($i).'time'} . ':00';
int w = 100;
for (nil; w!=0; nil) {
w -= 1;
//so some shit
}
this code was found in chinese contract work
const configs = {
employeeObject: {
// tab 0
firstName: "",
middleName: "",
nickname: "",
lastName: "",
gender: "",
race: "",
title: "",
dob: "",
employeeIDNo: "",
// tab 1
userName: "",
permissionRole: 0,
employeeNo: "",
phoneExt: "",
startDate: "",
company: "",
division: "",
jobDescription: "",
businessUnit: "",
regionId: "",
participantStatus: "",
costCentre: "",
personType: "",
comments: "",
// tab 2
phone1: "",
phone2: "",
phone3: "",
address1: "",
address2: "",
address3: "",
address4: "",
postalCode: "",
email: "",
},
Why add another object with a title when you can just add a comment saying... well... nothing really...
let verificaAdmin_Role = (req, res, next) => {
let usuario = req.usuario;
if (usuario.role === 'ADMIN_ROLE') {
next();
} else {
return res.status(409).json({
ok: false,
err: {
message: 'El usuario no es administrador.'
}
})
}
};
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