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On Tuesday 24 February 2009 20:05:52 Dan Gohman wrote: > "first-class" in this context means "Values can have this type", not > "everything that anyone might want is supported in all backends." Ok. > A meta issue is that LLVM IR differs from many virtual machine ISAs in > that it's more of a language for expressing programs than a > specification

Hi Jonah, I support usability. For a great book on it, read Jakob Nielsen''s "Designing Web Usability: The Practice of Simplicity" and, for a great general book on usability, try "The Design of Everyday Things." You''re right. Drag ''n drop is not the best tool for many things. Unless something offers a 50%+ advantage over an existing method of doing

We''re currently looking for volunteers on the new RailsCart[1] project. The idea is to build something relatively simple with all of the features that most open source shopping carts seem to be missing. We''ll be using ActiveMerchant for all of our payment gateway needs. We''re not trying to build the ultimate shopping cart. This is designed for Rails developers who need

I have a shopping cart function, and I''d like to set it up to update the cart with AJAX. My AJAX call will return a view that displays the cart items. My question is with regards to keeping things DRY. When the user goes to "view cart", that page needs to display the cart, then the cart display needs to update with AJAX calls when items are added from that page. It would

hi, I have a draggable element (cart-item) in a shopping cart <%= draggable_element "item_#{product}_#{i}", :revert => true %> When this element is dragged outside the cart into the "main_div", I want to show a puff effect and remove the element. When it is dragged within the cart, it should revert. So i wrote this code for drop_receiving _element <%=

I have a partial, it''s a shopping cart display, it''s designed to appear on several different pages of my site. One of the buttons on the shopping cart empties the cart, and then I want the calling page to redisplay. In other words, the cart controller needs to return the visitor to the same page -- however since the cart could appear on any given page, this has to be

Hi there, I''m at a loss... I was on the #ROR channel last night and spoke to a really helpful person (Defiler) who gave me some direction on building a shopping cart. Unfortunately, I wasn''t able to successfully get to where I need to go. This is the predicament I am currently finding myself in: I''m building a shopping cart for a client''s new website. They

Hello Ross, I've got a similar problem since a week with my server. I'm running RH 8.0 on a Xeon 1.4Ghz with 2GB RAM, too. My CPU usage was pretty low (>90% idle) but the CPU load average was at 14. For now I'm waiting for the next time it happens to get some more information. Best regards, Reiner -----Urspr?ngliche Nachricht----- Von: Ross McInnes (Systems)

----- Original Message ----- > From: "Hal Finkel" <hfinkel at anl.gov> > To: "Chandler Carruth" <chandlerc at gmail.com> > Cc: "LLVM Developers Mailing List" <llvmdev at cs.uiuc.edu>, "Daniel Berlin" <dannyb at google.com> > Sent: Thursday, July 2, 2015 3:14:38 PM > Subject: Re: AliasAnalysis update interface - a tale

Hi all, I am trying to build a RESTful shopping cart and I have hit a small wall, but before I get to that let me explain what I have done thus far. I have two RESTful controllers, CartController and CartItemsController with a nested routes setup like so map.resources :carts do |carts| carts.resources :cart_items, :collection => {:empty => :delete} end (I added a custom route to

Many of you probably know the ''depot'' app from the ''Agile Rails development'' book. When the view changes from ''Store'' to ''display_cart,'' a session containing the shopping-cart (:cart) is supposed maintain the ''cart'' between calls, but when the display_cart stub view shows up, I have always ZERO elements

I am using this line on my index.rhtml page to capture the quantity required of a particular item for a basic shopping cart app: <%= text_field ''line_item'', ''quantity'', {:size=>3} %> </td> but my next screen (a cart screen) doesn''t reflect what was entered in that text field when the item is added to the cart. That is,

Hi folks, I''m putting together a site that will have a shopping cart tab along the top which, when clicked, slides down to reveal the full contents of the cart (covering the page underneath it). When designing it and getting the styling right, I had the page display the cart fully open by default. This worked fine - the cart can close and open any number of times without problem[1].

I''m working on building the shopping cart in the Depot tutorial in the Agile Web Development book. I''m at the part (about page 80) where you build the ability to add items to the cart. I''m able to get to /store/display_cart/ and it seems items are being added, but if I just click on a link to add an item (/store/add_to_cart/2) it gives me this: NoMethodError in

When I add an item to the shopping cart, I get an error: undefined local variable or method `cart_item'' for #<#<Class:0x3715a78>:0x3715a48> Session info says the cart being updated properly. I''m just not able to output two variables: <%= cart_item.quantity %> &times; <%= h(cart_item.title) %> I did some research, and I can grasp that local

Hi all, I am writing a simple shopping cart which will consist of a single class. There will be no DB table for carts so I do not want to make my Cart a model. But where do I place my Cart class so that I can access it in my controllers? I want to be able do do things like this (for instance in a shop controller): def add_to_cart @session[''cart''].add(article_id, amount)

Hi, I have an online store and I would like to simulate a complete shopping trip which involves several controllers? How can I write a test that calls actions from different controllers in a particular sequence? Something like the following which involves department, product, cart_item, and cart controllers. get department 5 check it has a link to product 4 get product 4 post cartitem/create get

I just started to learn RoR because I need to create a relatively simple but important application due next month. The Shopping cart app in this book is going ok but I have a question. Is the complexity of the shopping cart example in this book representitive of a real world application? Note that i am not saying if the application is production quality, I mean the