Tag : figure

Title User Language Tags Description Date
figure and figcaption elements paul0078 HTML April 15, 2012
APACHE, HTACCESS : afficher des pages d'erreurs personnalisées alexandrepayet Apache April 14, 2010
Convert figure to words olibenu Visual Basic convert 10,000 to ten thousand September 14, 2009
PSTrick: Manifold and Tangent Space tkf LaTeX

PSTrickで書いた多様体の図

 April 13, 2008
C#: How to configure log4net Esteban Ochoa C# Add the following code. June 1, 2007
Interesting Figure sidharth C++ Uses only line() func to draw figure December 8, 2006
useful commands and files for network admin at unix systems yuconner Bash

useful commands and files for network admin at unix systems

 August 17, 2006
DataBaseConfigure andy chan ASP a class reads configure to create a database connector December 9, 2005
Get configured! Martin Bless python

In recipe http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/52308 Alex Martelli showed how a collection of stuff can be organized as a "Bunch". This recipe recommends a specialized dictionary to reach the same goal. Since Python 2.2 the new dictionary-class can easily be created by subclassing the built in 'dict' type. Adding a special method to (re)present the proposed BunchDict()-class we arrive at CfgBunch(), which is very well suited to contain bunches of configuration data.

It is further shown how these - in itself - rather unspectacular components gain considerable power when applied in a programming technique where "all sorts of sets of parameters" are stored in separate CfgBunch()-instances. Referencing a parameter according to the proposed technique makes as little difference as writing "self.clevername" versus "self.cfg.clevername". The benefits are: - having as many namespaces as needed to organize parameters - ease of use - possibility to easily pass sets of parameters around - great help in documentation

 September 3, 2004