code-cleanup

In my application, I have to instantiate many different types of objects. Each type contains some fields and needs to be added to a containing type. How can I do this in an elegant way? My current initialization step looks something like this: public void testRequest() { //All these below used classes are generated classes from xsd schema file. CheckRequest checkRequest = new CheckRequest(); Offers offers = new Offers(); Offer offer = new Offer(); HotelOnly hotelOnly = new HotelOnly(); Hotel hotel = new Hotel(); Hotels hotels = new Hotels(); Touroperator touroperator = new Touroperator();

In Visual Studio 2010 I have a large solution that contains number of .cs files that are no longer used (not referenced in .csproj), but still present in code repository (ClearCase). Do you know of any tool / extension / script that would find all such files? One could write a script that goes through all projects' directories, takes all files that are checked in and than compares against content of a project file. In it is not there, than we have a candidate for deletion. It is not too exotic, so I wonder whether such a script already exist. Otherwise it will be a good occasion to get dust

In short; i have many empty lines generated in an XML file, and i am looking for a way to remove them as a way of leaning the file. How can i do that ? For detailed explanation; I currently have this XML file : <recent> <paths> <path>path1</path> <path>path2</path> <path>path3</path> <path>path4</path> </paths> </recent> And i use this Java code to delete all tags, and add new ones instead : public void savePaths( String recentFilePath ) { ArrayList<String> newPaths = getNewRecentPaths(); Document recentDomObject = getXMLFile( recentFilePath ); // Get the <recent> element. NodeList pathNodes =

Is there any way to find unused CSS in a website? I'm trying to clean up a project I just inherited. Sampson Dust-me Selectors is a Firefox plugin that finds unused selectors. I just ran into this and remembered your question: http://github.com/geuis/helium-css Chrome 59 has built-in coverage display for CSS and JavaScript since 2017-04: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/04/devtools-release-notes#coverage You can enable it by opening the dev tools, then the command menu ( Cmd+Shift+P on Mac or Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows and Linux), and then type "show coverage". Wex There is so much

I wonder if there is a simple way to call a function from a string. I know a simple way, using 'if' and 'else'. int function_1(int i, int j) { return i*j; } int function_2(int i, int j) { return i/j; } ... ... ... int function_N(int i, int j) { return i+j; } int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { int i = 4, j = 2; string function = "function_2"; cout << callFunction(i, j, function) << endl; return 0; } This is the basic approach int callFunction(int i, int j, string function) { if(function == "function_1") { return function_1(i, j); } else if(function == "function_2") { return function_2(i, j); }

I am new in Android studio so I face some problem with it. so please anyone can give me a way how to project clean in Android studio. In Eclipse Project -> clean -> OK but I don't know how it is done with Android Studio. You can clean your project doing this Build > Clean Project or Build > Rebuild Project Also you can do the gradlew clean As @Kellogs commented : Manually delete the [project]/.gradle as hidden folder as that one is the main culprit for large cleaned projects sizes. Cleaning an android project is quite simple just follow these steps 1. Click on Gradle pane,found in the top