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[...] . To sort arithmetically the array in the above example, we will have to do it like this: var values = [ 1, 10, 100, 4, 20, 3 ]; values.sort( function(a,b) { return a-b; }); console. [...]
[...] . To sort arithmetically the array in the above example, we will have to do it like this: var values = [ 1, 10, 100, 4, 20, 3 ]; values.sort( function(a,b) { return a-b; }); console.log(values); [...]
[...] Sometimes it may occur that a commit was performed in a subversion repository, that was not exactly what the original intention was. In such cases we would like to have [...]
[...] Sometimes it may occur that a commit was performed in a subversion repository, that was not exactly what the original intention was. In such cases we would like to have [...]
[...] you prefer) on removing the last commit(s) from a subversion repository, which is to create a new repository and replay all the commits from the beginning and up to the revision just before the [...]
[...] you prefer) on removing the last commit(s) from a subversion repository, which is to create a new repository and replay all the commits from the beginning and up to the revision just before the [...]
[...] of a method, which remains the same for all instances of a class. When dereferencing a member function pointer, we also need to provide the object for whom the method is being called, in that case [...]
This article is about calling a member function (method) through a "function pointer". I decided to write about it because it tricked me for a while, [...]
[...] this guide I assume that you have local command-line access and sufficient permission to the repository folder. I also assume that you wish to uncommit the last commit from the top of the repository. [...]
[...] this guide I assume that you have local command-line access and sufficient permission to the repository folder. I also assume that you wish to uncommit the last commit from the top of the repository. [...]
[...] -backup.tar.gz old-repository/ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . giannis@ubuntu:~$ rm -rf old-repository giannis@ubuntu:~$ mv new-repository old-repository And you're done! The advantage of this method [...]
[...] -backup.tar.gz old-repository/ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . giannis@ubuntu:~$ rm -rf old-repository giannis@ubuntu:~$ mv new-repository old-repository And you’re done! The advantage of this method [...]
[...] old-repository -r 1:XXX > old-repository.dump . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * Dumped revision XXX. In the above command make sure to replace XXX with the current revision number [...]
[...] old-repository -r 1:XXX > old-repository.dump . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * Dumped revision XXX. In the above command make sure to replace XXX with the current revision number [...]
[...] number that was exactly before the unwanted commit (typically this will be the current revision number minus 1). giannis@ubuntu:~$ svnadmin dump old-repository -r 1:XXX > old-repository.dump . [...]
[...] number that was exactly before the unwanted commit (typically this will be the current revision number minus 1). giannis@ubuntu:~$ svnadmin dump old-repository -r 1:XXX > old-repository.dump . [...]
[...] 1. Then you just need to load the dump file into the new repository: giannis@ubuntu:~$ svnadmin load new-repository < old-repository.dump Alternatively, it is possible to perform both dump and load [...]
[...] you just need to load the dump file into the new repository: giannis@ubuntu:~$ svnadmin load new-repository < old-repository.dump Alternatively, it is possible to perform both dump [...]
Okay, I guess this is probably a childish mistake for an experienced PHP-er, but I myself got busted tonight, and maybe I'm not the only one :-) So, h [...]
Okay, I guess this is probably a childish mistake for an experienced PHP-er, but I myself got busted tonight, and maybe I’m not the only one So, her [...]
[...] . To sort arithmetically the array in the above example, we will have to do it like this: var values = [ 1, 10, 100, 4, 20, 3 ]; values.sort( function(a,b) { return a-b; }); console. [...]
[...] . To sort arithmetically the array in the above example, we will have to do it like this: var values = [ 1, 10, 100, 4, 20, 3 ]; values.sort( function(a,b) { return a-b; }); console.log(values); [...]