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Suppose I have a function like this: function useFrobnaticator() { return (stringToFrobnicate: string) => { console.log(stringToFrobnicate.length > 20 ? '(too long)' : stringToFrobnicate); ...
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PyCharm supports customisable lookups of library functions and methods via hotkeys, which are set in the Settings -> Tools -> Python External Documentation and some entry examples are here. And ...
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Linking to overloaded methods is a nightmare, especially since it is typical for argument lists to have common prefixes. Ugly, bug prone, brittle, and current IDEs aren't able to process such ...
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When documenting Python code using Sphinx (v8.2.3), the parameters of the class' initializer __init__(self, ...) are documented two times: in the class' description in the dunder init method I ...
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I want to mark an old class as Obsolete and redirect to the new class in the Obsolete attribute comment. However, if I write the new class name as a magic string, I won't be able to use the might of ...
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I cant get the documentation for Billing-ktx on Android Studio, I've checked the documentation file and its the same that is available on the official link https://maven.google.com/web/index.html?q=...
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I noticed that on Databricks pyspark calling help(Databricks) returns dropDuplicates(self, *subset: Union[str, List[str]]) -> 'DataFrame' which is different from the official version (without a ...
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I am writing documentation about a function in Visual Studio 2017. At some point, I need "<" symbol. It seems trivial but, the documentation hasn't been shown up. The example situation is ...
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In my C# program, I have the following source code: if ((Int32.Parse(u_Message.PK1) When hovering my mouse above the word Int32, this is what I see: I'm especially interested in the phrase "...
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I'm trying to get better at using XPATH – specifically in Javascript via document.evaluate() Normally, when learning new aspects of Javascript, I do my research on the MDN docs, as they tend to be ...
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This is what my function looks like: def convert_lesions(input_lesions: list, output: str) -> list: """ Convert a list of IDs/class names to a list of corresponding IDs, ...
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I would like to document a few methods in an anonymous class for rdoc. I know that alternative documetation tool exists, such as yard, but not sure the project owners are ready for change they ...
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What is the syntax to put a short test note or a tag on the right side of the page to indicate some kind of a property of a function like a nothrow or static. see the image how Qt does it. I could ...
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I'm trying to build on a fresh Linux installation a CFFI-based package I'm maintaining. However, out of the box, the errors it gives about the dependencies pip couldn't fetch (attached at the end of ...
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I've scanned the documentation here and I see no mention of how to reset to a branch's latest commit. I only see [<commit>] used but sure enough, you can specifiy 'origin/develop' in git reset --...
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