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What do two colons mean in PHP?
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Closed 9 years ago.
I'm a newbie in programming and now I'm learning yii framework and it's really hard.
What does this declaration mean :
something::something
for instance : CHtml::encode, yii::appname, CHtml::dropDownList, etc...
Yii::app()->request->baseUrl;
CHtml::encode($data->getAttributeLabel
What does it actually means?
And do you guys have a recommendation for learning yii framework other than Larry Ullman's?
I really need a tutorial.
Thanks.
That is the part of language(PHP), also called scope resolution (::). Not only with YII, its common to all PHP framework. Please go with some PHP language manual first, its tutorials. Then only you will be comfortable with any PHP framework like YII.
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How to use microfrontends with Vue/Nuxt?
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I'm using Nuxt.js. To replace it with Next.js gradually, I want to use both Nuxt.js and Next.js divided by path, e.g, www.mywebsite.com/path-for-nuxt-js for Nuxt.js, www.mywebsite.com/v2/path-for-next-js for Next.js.
I don't expect to get a library solution or details. This is a kind of structure issue, and I wish to get some keywords or related links.
This is achievable thanks to micro-frontends: https://stackoverflow.com/a/69000162/8816585
I know there are some other packages/ways but this is a nice starting point. Doing that homemade could be quite complex IMO.
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How do I call Objective-C code from Swift?
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I am trying to implement audio visualizer to AVAudioPlayer from many days, tried different libraries but not succeeded. Now I found a library displayers but the problem is it's in Objective-C, now I don't know how to use it in the swift code. Here is the link of library https://github.com/agilie/DisPlayers-Audio-Visualizers. Please guide me in this regard or suggest me a good visualizer in Swift.
In order to use objective-c libraries or classes in a swift project you must use the bridging headers.
There's the apple documentation of importing this kind of project into a swift project:
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swift/imported_c_and_objective-c_apis/importing_objective-c_into_swift
If you're still stuck you should follow this tutorial:
https://medium.com/ios-os-x-development/swift-and-objective-c-interoperability-2add8e6d6887
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A New and Full Implementation of Generic Intellisense
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Closed 9 years ago.
I am making a simple application and I would like to perform an action that suggests code as you type, just like other programming languages do. Examples of where this has been used is within programming language software such as ... visual basic, Xcode, Small Basic, etc. My application would evolve around a RichTextBox and as you type, a box would appear below showing suggestion's of words. If you are still confused with my question see images below, showing examples from Visual Basic and Small Basic
Small Basic
Visual Basic
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These drop down suggestion box can also be accessed with CTRL + SPACE
I know this is quite a complicated and longwinded question but any suggestions on how I can create this would be great.
I found a solution. However the project is programmed in c# instead of vb.net so I simply followed the instructions online you can find the solution here
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What does the #package directive do in Objective-C?
I have only seen #package twice since starting iOS programming (and I've been doing this a while now).
What is #package used for? I believe it specifies where you can access variables from but I'm not sure of the exact rules?
It’s for cases when you write a portable library, the visibility level is then set to your library, but not for the other source code that will make use of it.
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API vs Toolkit vs FrameWork vs Libarary
Can someone Explain the differences between an API, a Framework and a Library.
Some examples would be helpfull , specially for API.
API (Application Programming Interface) - Allows you to use code in an already functional application in a stand-alone fasion.
Framework - Code that gives you base classes and interfaces for a certain task/application type, usually in the form of a design pattern. (Though not always)
Library - Related code that can be swapped in and out at will to accomplish tasks at a class level
Ref Ryan answer