Is there a way to let a function know whether it is running in a coroutine?
For example, I have a send_message() function that tries to send a message three times. It takes one second between
Is there a way to let a function know whether it is running in a coroutine?
For example, I have a send_message() function that tries to send a message three times. It takes one second between
I am making a mpv script, in which I load the mpv library like this:
— script. lua
local mp = require(‘mp’) I am using a broken unit test framework to write tests for this, and they are cont
I am using Lua as the data description language for my C application. I have a bunch of C classes that are bound to Lua using SLB 2.0. I have binding methods such as’SetPos ‘Or’SetName’. I use a ta
I have a function that evaluates multiple (7 in my case) Boolean variables and conditions, if only one of them is true, the result is true (of course the rest are false ). I have the following code
I have a service layer, and my PredictionService needs to know whether a Race exists. RaceService has a method DoesRaceExist(), but I’m not sure whether the service can communicate. p> This also
HAProxy can rewrite the URI from “domain.com/cool/url” to “domain.com/index.php/cool/url” because it passes the request to the web server NS?
Thank you.
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NSDecimalNumber is a subclass of NSNumber. As far as I know, it implements all NSNumber methods expected by NSNumber instances.
In view of this, is it possible? Provide NSDecimalNumbers to an
Can a page have multiple ScriptManagers? If yes, under what conditions? MSDN says no, you can’t have more than one (emphasis mine):
A page can contain only one ScriptManager control in its
I’m browsing through the TDD FrontStore series of tutorials in MVC (Rob Conery/ASP.NET Part 3). The test I care about is CatalogRepository_Each_Category_Contains_5_Products(). Before I accept the t
I just wrote a small program, when I compile some projects, it will be executed as a post-build step.
The program returns 0 to indicate Success, or a certain number indicates failure. If it f