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I'm in need of using a certain cocoa pod, but it uses a couple of functions that are unwanted to say the least. Can I disable them without copying the whole library into my repo and changing it there?
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You can use
from module import function1, function2
and so on to import the functions you want instead. Remember that the bit thats before most functions usually is removed now, but thats the way to import only what you need
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What is Swift µframework or µframework in general? Apparently Google gives only examples of those frameworks, but doesn't provide any clear explanation of what it is.
In this context, "µframework" is short for "microframework", which really just means a very small framework which adds a specific small piece of functionality.
The canonical example of this is Result, which adds just a single type to the Swift system.
Contrast with frameworks like Alamofire or RxSwift, which add a whole suite of functionality around a particular area.
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Can someone help me in understanding the main differences between load, import, textscan in MATLAB? I want to understand, when to use which one.
There are great sources to find this out from. Type help load, help import and help textscan in your matlab command window. Then read. If you are really inquisitive, do the same with doc instead of help. It really helps.
OK. load is for loading matlab workspace data, like variables; import is for programming stuff you probably won't need, and textscan and friends are for reading variables from text files.
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Is pgadmin aware of PostgreSQL large objects?
pgAdmin does not appear to have any special large object support. You can however use the standard sql language functions available on any client interface to manage them. See http://dave.webdev.pgadmin.org/docs/1.4/pg/largeobjects.html as a reference of these functions.
This leads to a number of important limitations. You would get an escaped string when you pull a large object from the database. You cannot, say, pull a file and display it as an image or the like.
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i have a small doubt that how to call a method form one class to other class ,and this method is define in called class .
i wants to use the Protocol class but i don't know how to use this .
so can any one can help me to use the protocol class,with a example
You Need to create delegate for the same, You can check many questions are available for the same.
How to use custom delegates in Objective-C
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I know that in GWT the java reflection tools isn't emulated, but is there a way to get name of class field?
No. Also due too obfuscating is the field name different than the name in the source code, or even due too optimization could the field be optimized away and not appear in the generated JavaScript.