conventions

问题 Context: I am creating a kind-of-wiki page in Angular. The wiki page would probably not get bigger than 5000 articles in total. I want to get the most efficient (pageload) way possible but I think I am too new to this to oversee the consequences of one option over the other. Of course I also would like to follow conventions. Problem: I have a collection of articles in firestore which I want to categorize. An article should belong to one category. A category can belong to one category (as a

问题 Context: I am creating a kind-of-wiki page in Angular. The wiki page would probably not get bigger than 5000 articles in total. I want to get the most efficient (pageload) way possible but I think I am too new to this to oversee the consequences of one option over the other. Of course I also would like to follow conventions. Problem: I have a collection of articles in firestore which I want to categorize. An article should belong to one category. A category can belong to one category (as a

问题 Visual Studio includes a refactoring function called "Extract Interface" that generates an interface based on a class implementation. The extracted interfaces are Internal by default. Problem is, we end up changing nearly all of them to Public . Does anyone know why it's Internal by default? Better yet, is there a way to customize this to default to Public ? 回答1: It might work if you change the Visual Studio template for interfaces (I haven't tried that but assume this should work). For

问题 I noticed that in many community Objective-C classes and in Apple's frameworks they name some of the variables using a convention that prefixes variables with an underscore, such as: _name . What is the reason for having the underscore. Should I be doing this in my own classes? If so where and when should I use it? 回答1: In Cocoa, it's a convention to indicate the something is private and shouldn't be used externally. However, it's unofficial convention, particularly in light of wording like

问题 I have a voip app and it needs to run in the background. To my understanding these are the things I need to do: Flag the app as voip. Set the 'application does not run in background' flag to NO. Set an expiration handler, a piece of code that extends the standard 10 minutes of execution time you get. More? I set both flags in the info.plist file and I get my 10 minutes. I tried what is suggested in this post. Here is my code: //in didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: expirationHandler = ^{ NSLog(@

问题 I have a voip app and it needs to run in the background. To my understanding these are the things I need to do: Flag the app as voip. Set the 'application does not run in background' flag to NO. Set an expiration handler, a piece of code that extends the standard 10 minutes of execution time you get. More? I set both flags in the info.plist file and I get my 10 minutes. I tried what is suggested in this post. Here is my code: //in didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: expirationHandler = ^{ NSLog(@

问题 Who has the most readable and useful function/class commenting convention? I'm not looking for something that generates docs, but I'm considering adopting something like JavaDoc because all the info is there. /** * This function processes data * * @param p1 the first piece of data * @param p2 the second piece of data * @return true if the processing was successful, else false */ function ProcessData(p1, p2){ or some other hand crafted thing? ///////////////////////////////// // This function

问题 I'm using Fluent NHibernate's AutoMap feature to map my entities. Most of my entities inherit from a base class Entity which has a property public IList<Tag> Tags . The tags are in a separate table in the database, so I use a many-to-many relation. But Fluent NHibernate creates mappings for a one-to-many relation. I'd like to write a convention to override these mappings to use HasManyToMany(...) if the class inherits from Entity . Is this possible and how? The convention could either rely on

问题 I'm using Fluent NHibernate's AutoMap feature to map my entities. Most of my entities inherit from a base class Entity which has a property public IList<Tag> Tags . The tags are in a separate table in the database, so I use a many-to-many relation. But Fluent NHibernate creates mappings for a one-to-many relation. I'd like to write a convention to override these mappings to use HasManyToMany(...) if the class inherits from Entity . Is this possible and how? The convention could either rely on

问题 I'm using Fluent NHibernate's AutoMap feature to map my entities. Most of my entities inherit from a base class Entity which has a property public IList<Tag> Tags . The tags are in a separate table in the database, so I use a many-to-many relation. But Fluent NHibernate creates mappings for a one-to-many relation. I'd like to write a convention to override these mappings to use HasManyToMany(...) if the class inherits from Entity . Is this possible and how? The convention could either rely on