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I am about to embark upon yet another large PHP project. This time, I intend to have the project folder be tidy! So I have a few questions concerning keeping my project clean and DRY: How do I differentiate between PHP source files and PHP files that should be accessed by the browser? In other words, how do I make it clear which PHP files gives output and which gives function or class definitions? I am planning on separating my PHP functions into static classes, separated by subject, for instance database::create() or editor::write(). What are your thoughts on this? I am planning on creating a

In my code base I find that two modules have structures with the same name. It is giving a name conflict error. Is there a way to resolve it without changing the code? This is a terrible hack, but it would be possible to use a macro to redefine the name of the struct, like so // a.h struct collide { int a; }; // b.h struct collide { float b; }; // test.c #define collide a_collide #include "a.h" #undef collide #include "b.h" int main(){ struct a_collide a; struct collide b; return 0; } You'd probably want to rename the struct for both headers to give errors when someone inevitably uses the

I have this question about umbraco structuring and I can't find the answer anywhere. Typically in Umbraco it will default the root site to the first node of the tree. so if we have Home page 1 page 2 the default page will be home (so www.mysite.com will point to home). How do I change this however so that www.mysite.com will point to page1 or page2? What if I have this structure? wrapper index page 1 page 2 and I want www.mysite.com to go straight to www.mysite.com/index.aspx I couldn't find a rule that does that. Tried inserting a rewrite/redirect rule and it didn't change anything. Please

I want to know the structure of a table. How I can do it in CodeIgniter. Using database class I got 'Invalid SQL Statement' error when I ran $this->db->query('desc mytable'); Try: $fields = $this->db->list_fields('table_name'); foreach ($fields as $field) { echo $field; } From manual Omar Alvarado For more descriptive information, you should use $fields = $this->db->field_data('table_name'); You're going to get something like this foreach field in fields as stdClass name = "id" type = "int" max_length = 11 default = null primary_key = 1 Harun Or Rashid For Get Table Schema in CodeIgniter query

I have the following 2 structures, and I don't really understand why the second one does not work: Module Module1 Sub Main() Dim myHuman As HumanStruct myHuman.Left.Length = 70 myHuman.Right.Length = 70 Dim myHuman1 As HumanStruct1 myHuman1.Left.Length = 70 myHuman1.Right.Length = 70 End Sub Structure HandStruct Dim Length As Integer End Structure Structure HumanStruct Dim Left As HandStruct Dim Right As HandStruct End Structure Structure HumanStruct1 Dim Left As HandStruct Private _Right As HandStruct Public Property Right As HandStruct Get Return _Right End Get Set(value As HandStruct)

My application is always developing, so occasionally - when the version upgrades - some tables need to be created/altered/deleted, some data modified, etc. Generally some sql code needs to be executed. Is there a Java library that can be used to keep my database structure up to date (by analyzing something like " db structure version " information and executing custom sql to code to update from one version to another)? Also it would be great to have some basic actions (like add/remove column) ready to use with minimal configuration, ie name/type and no sql code. Try DBDeploy . Although I haven

I'm new in C#. In c# I can't set value of a structure to null how can I create a structure with null value support? MrWednesday Structs and value types can be made nullable by using the Generic Nullable<> class to wrap it. For instance: Nullable<int> num1 = null; C# provides a language feature for this by adding a question mark after the type: int? num1 = null; Same should work for any value type including structs. MSDN Explanation: Nullable Types (c#) You can use Nullable<T> which has an alias in C#. Keep in mind that the struct itself is not really null (The compiler treats the null