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12 Feb 2016 by OriginalGriff
The standard .NET Point struct represents a point on a flat plane with an X and Y coordinate, held as integer values - there is the PointF struct, which represents the same plane, but uses floating point values instead of integers.Neither of these are designed to hold a point on a line rather...
11 Oct 2013 by ASP.NET Community
The prototype is built upon the use of object cloning. The prototype creates new objects by cloning one of its concrete classes. The prototype is
11 Oct 2013 by ASP.NET Community
Ext JS - http://www.extjs.com/jQueryMoo Tools - http://mootools.net/Prototype - http://www.prototypejs.org/script.aculo.us -
7 May 2015 by ZurdoDev
1. I assume you mean "revealing" and not "releaving"2. I suggest starting with this, http://weblogs.asp.net/dwahlin/techniques-strategies-and-patterns-for-structuring-javascript-code-revealing-prototype-pattern[^]
7 May 2015 by ali_heidari_
Hello.I want to give multi threading ability to a javascript prototype. I mean i have a funtion in my object ,when i call it, it generates a thread or better to say web worker. basic things done, but when i receive message from web worker, I cant access 'this' variable that refers to current...
7 May 2015 by Mehdi Gholam
this is undefined in that context, if you really want to access the parent/calling object then pass this to your function -> function(e, this)
14 Jul 2015 by Shivprasad koirala
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27 Aug 2021 by Giovanni Scerra
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16 Aug 2013 by Rakesh Krishna Bhatt
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19 Oct 2015 by Sander Rossel
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27 Oct 2015 by Sander Rossel
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10 Aug 2014 by Kinna-10626331
I have to design a nautic conning panel, it has common things with a dashboards.I would like to do a prototype with an online tool (preferible) but I only could find tools for design common web interfacesa and wireframes. I need graphic widgets like gauges , bars, progress...
7 May 2015 by Mayank Satya Shri
app.service("angularService", function ($http) { this.update = function (employee) { var response = $http({ method: "post", url: "/Employee/Update", data: JSON.stringify(employee), dataType: "json" }); return...
12 Feb 2016 by _Tuba
I have this code ,I want to send pt1 and pt2 when click on button to method I have problem in prototype of pt1 and pt2My problem is Point pt1 = 4428900.38515348; Point pt2 = 4428900.38515346;Ican't set this number(double num) to this virables because the prototype of pt1 and pt2 and I...
23 Jul 2015 by hushee
jQuery seems to be eluding me. I don't understand how it works. I'm trying to replicate a small version of the library(for educational purposes) and it isn't working at all. My function returns an array but is unable to call any of the prototype functions. I ask simply for a small piece of code...