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2006 Apr 07
1
Formatting form tags for children of parrent data?
...me
listing.
As such, I''ve set-up an extra_files table related to the archive list.
Displaying the extra files was trivial. However, when I went to edit the
edit.rhtml file, I had no idea how to format the text input fields so
that they would be automaticly picked-up and placed with the parrent.
Here''s what I have:
archives table:
id program_name file_location etc...
archives model:
class Archive < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :category
has_many :extra_file
end
extra_files table:
id archive_id name location
extra_files model:
class ExtraFile < ActiveRecord::Base
be...
2008 Feb 05
1
Functional Test has error when testing controller updates_attribute of its parrent.
I am working in Rails 2.0 and I have the following functional test.
class VotesControllerTest < ActionController::TestCase
def test_should_create_vote
assert_difference(''Vote.count'') do
post :create, {:vote => {:vote_value => 5,
:user_id => users(:nick).id,
:entry_id =>
2010 Jan 08
1
IMAP client dependence on dovecot mail storage fromat?
...Can it see differences?
I would like to think, that IMAP protocol should provide for all transactions
in a standard way and its dovecot's/server's sole business how it stores mail
locally.
However... These results seem not very good:
KMail: try creating a folder "sub" in "parrent" and you'll get "parrent.sub"
along with "parrent" on server side. There, however, are no problems with
Latvian unicode chars.
Thunderbird: it can create a new folder in "parrent" as desired, but it can't
display Latvian unicode chars (being such at ser...
2009 Feb 26
0
[LLVMdev] Garbage collection
...mess of
#ifdefs
A little bit off topic: Has anybody tried building a concurrent GC - running
in a different _process_, instead of a thread?
The idea: To perform a collection you do a fork(). The child process
collects all unreferenced memory regions and reports them back to the parent
process. The parrent process waits for the result (in a sperate thread) and
if it gets the result it frees the memory regions.
This way you do not have to worry about barriers and all the nasty stuff.
The maximum pause time is close to zero.
Of course this is only useful with a working "copy on write" impleme...
2007 Oct 24
4
RAILS_ROOT
Hey,
I''m using the attachment_fu plugin to upload images on the file system.
To retrieve them I''m using:
image = "/home/rajeev/Desktop/logo/logo/public#{icon.public_filename}"
which is the same as:
"/home/rajeev/Desktop/logo/logo/public/icons/0000/0005/green_nature_on_white.jpg"
Have can i do this in a shorter way by using RAILS_ROOT? I have tried
this
2009 Feb 26
3
[LLVMdev] Garbage collection
...threads from the protection violations in the original process
are the big open questions to be solved.
Cheers,
Gabor
> The idea: To perform a collection you do a fork(). The child process
> collects all unreferenced memory regions and reports them back to the parent
> process. The parrent process waits for the result (in a sperate thread) and
> if it gets the result it frees the memory regions.
> This way you do not have to worry about barriers and all the nasty stuff.
> The maximum pause time is close to zero.
> Of course this is only useful with a working "copy on...
2009 Feb 26
7
[LLVMdev] Garbage collection
One of the more interesting subjects of conversation at the 2008
developer day was related to garbage collection. With the increasing
number of LLVM-based VMs and other projects, I suspect that the desire
for more comprehensive garbage collection support in LLVM is only going
to increase. (I am now involved in two different open-source projects
both of which will eventually have a strong