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I want to find out the code smells while I am writing the code in the IDE instead of getting code smells after pushing my changes to Repository on the code analysis tolls like SonarQube tools etc.
Yes, there is an extension which you can integrate with your IDE which gives you realtime code smells and bugs. Please use this link
https://www.sonarlint.org/
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Does any one has idea to compile a dojo into a single file. I am trying to host the project into a website, and dojo has 100's of files to be uploaded.. if any one got idea. please share.
As addition to the answer of Craig of following the build tutorial, I also want to add that there's a web builder that can help you with it.
With this tool you can specify the modules you need and create a single JavaScript file of it.
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I'm working on Free Pascal IDE. When I want to share my Pascal code, I run into a problem. I can't paste code that I copy to anywhere. Is there a solution for this?
You can use Pastie or Pastebin or gist. That's the first that comes to mind.
And what about using another IDE?
I've just started to use a text editor/IDE multilanguage called Geany and it's way better than free pascal.
Give it a try, maybe you will have to configure it first but then when you have all set is a powerful tool, and you can add themes or modify colors/text type/etc.
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I have read in a few places that you can compile Ninject to work with the Xbox360, however I have downloaded the source and cannot seem to get it to compile. So can anyone divulge how to do so (if it is indeed possible)?
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I have added the current build arguments:
XBOX; XBOX360; NO_WEB; NETCF; NO_LCG; NO_ASSEMBLY_SCANNING; NO_EXCEPTION_SERIALIZATION
Is this acceptable? I am just throwing stuff in to get it compiling, I don't know if it will blow up if I deploy it.
I was going to delete this question, but as there is very little information online around this I thought I would leave it up here as it compiled fine and seems to be including. It will be a while before I get around to testing it for sure but until someone comes up with a better answer I would use the build arguments above.
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I have to create a Firefox plugin. I am a newbie and have no idea about it.
Please provide me information about the following:
Skill/programming language requirements
Any good and simple tutorials<
Sample code and steps to execute it
Difference between firefox plugin,add-on and extension
You can use Mozilla Developer network for documentation and other stuffs.
MDN
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I like to write some scripts for Winamp. How might I do this?
You can also use gen_scripting plugin which uses JSpript or VB which might be of use to you.
And a few words to the wise: Just add the plugin to the winamp plugins directory and remember to register it with regsvr32 from the command prompt. Scripting only works with Winamp running :)