strtol() converts a string to an integer, a long integer but an integer nevertheless. There is atoi() but it should be avoided in most cases due to the fact that it lacks a mechanism for error reporting from invalid input.
I use DDay.Ical, its good stuff. Has the ability to open up an ical file and get its data in a nice object model. It says beta, but it works great for us. Edit Nov 2016 This library has been deprecated, but was picked up and re-released as iCal.NET by another dev. Notes about the …
minsd a,b is not commutative for some special FP values, and neither is std::min, unless you use -ffast-math. minsd a,b exactly implements (a<b) ? a : b including everything that implies about signed-zero and NaN in strict IEEE-754 semantics. (i.e. it keeps the source operand, b, on unordered1 or equal). As Artyer points out, -0.0 …
This article explains how to call Microsoft’s WebDeploy tool from TeamCity to deploy a web application to a remote web server. I’ve been using it to deploy to a test web server and run selenium tests on check-in. http://www.mikevalenty.com/automatic-deployment-from-teamcity-using-webdeploy/ Install WebDeploy Enable Web config transforms Configure TeamCity BuildRunner Configure TeamCity Build Dependencies The MSBuild arguments …
One of the benefits is that Razor views can be rendered inside unit tests, this is something that was not easily possible with the previous ASP.Net renderer. From ScottGu’s announcement this is listed as one of the design goals: Unit Testable: The new view engine implementation will support the ability to unit test views (without …
Is it correct to use both keywords “override” and “=default” in the destructor of Child class? Will compiler generate correct virtual destructor in this case? Yes, it is correct. On any sane compiler, if the code compiles without error, this destructor definition will be a no-op: its absence must not change the behavior of the …
Do we need to put constexpr after every if statement in if-else block in these kind of situations? Yes. The else-if block1 is a lie :), there are only if blocks1 and else blocks1. This is how your code is seen by the compiler: if constexpr (std::is_same_v<int, T>) return {a, 0.0}; else // { if …
You can use SQLMetal.exe to generate your dbml and or cs/vb file. Use a pre-build script to start it and target the directory where your datacontext project belongs. C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\Bin\x64\sqlmetal.exe /server:<SERVER> /database:<database> /code:”path\Solution\DataContextProject\dbContext.cs” /language:csharp /namespace:<your namespace>
EDIT: Removed old version This is similar to Daniel’s version, but will give the complete range. It also introduces a new extension method to get a random “any integer” value, which I think is handy. Note that the distribution of decimals here is not uniform. /// <summary> /// Returns an Int32 with a random value …
The basic question is “Do you want conversions to be performed on the left-hand side parameter of an operator?”. If yes, use a free function. If no, use a class member. For example, for operator+() for strings, we want conversions to be performed so we can say things like: string a = “bar”; string b …