reusability

Is there a way to define an animation somewhere in xaml (eg. as a resource) once and then reuse it multiple times? I have a lot of independent brushes across differnt datatemplates that independently need to start the same kind of animation based on a datatrigger. Now since it seems that an animation has to define an Storyboard.TargetName and Storyboard.TargetProperty. This pretty much defeats the purpose of reusability. I would somehow like to declare "use this animation form the resource but apply it to another element this time". To me this seems to be a rather basic, important and

This is not about the reuse of a result but more the statement itself. Nor is it about an error when using var as mentioned in: LINQ to SQL: Reuse lambda expression Out of sheer curiosity I was wondering if it is possible to reuse a single LINQ statement. Lets say I have the following LINQ statement: .Where(x => x.Contains("")); Is it possible to extract the statement x => x.Contains("") and use some kind of reference to this for later usage in, lets say, another class? So I can call it like: .Where(previouslySavedStatement); Hamid Pourjam You can store it in a variable. If you are working

I am trying to setup a repository of reusable code. I was thinking about having each reusable code module have a certain “Maturity Level” rating. The rating would be defined as the level at which a reusable code lies within a certain set of requirements. The highest maturity level will be the highest degree of standard across a predefined set of requirements. For example: Level; Requirements; Description Level 0; Code is legal to use; Is the code legal to use in commercial industry/across multiple contracts/etc? Level 1; Base codeline and meets level 0 requirements; Prototyped code, 3rd party

Under a Java EE enviroment, I have a web page built including several JSP files. Lets say one of the included JSP is header.jsp . Can be very similar to the one used by Stackoverflow, showing info about the user, links etc. This JSP is linked to a java controller to fetch user info, and is part of my WAR file including all the web application. To develop it I used Eclipse and to build and package it I use Maven. Now I need to build a new webApplication (so a new war) and I want to reuse the header. What I pretend is: not to duplicate code both wars use one version of the header code So the

So I'm optimizing a C# program which uses byte arrays very very frequently, I wrote a kind of recycle pool thing to reuse arrays which had to be collected by GC. Like that: public class ArrayPool<T> { private readonly ConcurrentDictionary<int, ConcurrentBag<T[]>> _pool; public ArrayPool() { _pool = new ConcurrentDictionary<int, ConcurrentBag<T[]>>(); } public ArrayPool(int capacity) { _pool = new ConcurrentDictionary<int, ConcurrentBag<T[]>>(4, capacity); for (var i = 1; i <= capacity; i++) { _pool.TryAdd(i, new ConcurrentBag<T[]>()); } } public T[] Alloc(int capacity) { if (capacity < 1) {

I now have a working JavaScript autocomplete function, thanks to help from many of you. Now I want to make the function reusable. There are three variables that need to be specified for each instance of the function, as shown below. What I don't know how to do is instantiate this function with different values for these three vars. Here is my HTML field: <div class="ui-widget"> Text or Value: <input type="text" id="dotmatch" /> </div> And here is the JavaScript code which I want to keep in its own .js file: var matchFieldName = 'dotmatch'; var resultFieldName = 'dotnumber'; var lookupURL = "

I have this accordion function : $('.accordion a').click(function () { if($(this).is('.accordionClose')) { $('.accordionOpen').toggleClass('accordionOpen').toggleClass('accordionClose').next().slideToggle().toggleClass('openContent'); $(this).toggleClass('accordionOpen').toggleClass('accordionClose'); $(this).next().slideToggle().toggleClass('openContent'); } else { $(this).toggleClass('accordionOpen').toggleClass('accordionClose'); $(this).next().slideToggle().toggleClass('openContent'); } }); I have this snippet to make a accordion effect. Problem is I am not aware how to make this a common

I've been grappling with this problem throughout the life of my project. I have many lists in my project and most of them have headers. I have been making a separate layout file and adding it to the list using addHeaderView(). The problem is that when the data (ArrayList, in my case) is empty, the header doesn't appear. After hours of searching for a way to reuse the header layout as an empty view, I gave up and decided to replicate the layout in code and assign it as an empty view using setEmptyView(). The problem with this is that a lot of the headers contain clickable views and so I have to

I've been trying to build up a set of reusable libraries for app development, but I'm starting to run into a problem. One of my static libs is a set of general use methods (categories on Objective-C Foundation classes to improve their usability) which I tend to use in every project. (We'll call it Lib A... i.e. XCode project A produces libProjectA.a) Then I have other static libs, things that contain specialized code for math, etc. (We'll call it Lib B.) Lib B links to Lib A because it needs to use some of that general functionality. (i.e. XCode project B links with libProjectA.a and produces