Questions tagged [standards-compliance]
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Protocol function implementation without actually conforming to a protocol
I am a beginner Swift learner and I have a question about protocols. I have followed a tutorial that teaches you about linked lists, which is as follows:
Node:
class LinkedListNode {
let key: Key
var next: LinkedListNode?
weak var…
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Problem with Div horizontal scrolling
I have a html page I'm working on. I have a div called "featuredcontent" that I'm going to add an N number of elements with class "item" to. I want the featuredcontent box to scroll horizontally when I exceed the space in the layout. Sort of like…
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AWS SOC 2 API Gateway / CloudFront
Traditionally AWS components, EC2, etc., are SOC 2 certified and organization leverage this via the carve out method for do a SOC 2 for their entire application. As the API Gateway or CloudFront is not certified or scheduled, is it still possible…
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Does using std::auto_ptr data members invoke UB?
As a followup to Class containing auto_ptr stored in vector, I believe the unstated conclusion there is that it is OK to use classes with an auto_ptr member as container elements, so long as both copy construction and copy assignment are…
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Netbeans J2ME SVG Compliance
I coded some svg images for a project i'm working on. But when i try to put them on a screen(form) in the netbeans software (j2me), it says "the image is not SVG Tiny compliant". I've even tried testing with svg images from Sun's WTK demo's THAT…
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Every system TinCan Conformant is necessarily SCORM conformant?
As TinCan is an upgrade of SCORM, can we consider the following as a fact:
A system (LMS) that accepts TinCan objects should necessarily accept SCORM Objects? and If so, do we necessarily loose the tracking ability in this case, or we could…
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Swift Protocol Inheritance Confusion
I have some issues with protocol conformance in Swift. I thought that a protocol inheriting from another protocol automatically conforms to its base protocol. But apparently that's not the case. I expected the following code to work, but it gives me…
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Just noticed how completely Björked my website looks when rendered in IE. Ideas?
I use chrome and Firefox. I love chrome and Firefox. I just thought to check how my website looks in IE8 and the results are really horrific. I can't navigate, it doesn't render rotations properly and the whole thing is messed up.
Does anyone have…
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Conforming results to a scale
I'm monitoring the change in certain values day over day. The changes vary, and can be of any value size, typically 1-100 difference, but maybe there is an outlier at 500 or even 900.
I want to be able to put these values on a set scale so I can…
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SCORM API Conformance Docs?
I'm looking for SCORM Conformance docs for all the various versions. The SCORM 2004 3rd & 4th Edition docs are relatively easy to find, but I can't find anything for the other versions.
Wanting to find the docs so I can write my own tests for a…
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JQuery HTML editor css standard compliant
I'd simply like not to have a JQuery based HTML editor that use , , and all those deprecated tags. Can you help me please?
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Should I store an HTML form in a database
I am wondering if it is considered bad practice to store HTML content in a database or if it is unsafe.
I am looking to implement several forms into my system that will have different fields and can change regularly. I am wondering if it would be…
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rmdir (2) used for directory tree removal
If a particular filesystem supports cheap removal of whole directories (with everything inside), would it be acceptable by POSIX / Linux / de-facto standards to let rmdir syscall delete a directory successfully even if it was not empty?
Manpage for…
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PHP 5.4 Strict Standards How make disparate, unordered parameters of child method compatible with parent method?
I am debugging a Joomla site, using old Joomla 2.5 . On the move to php 5.4 we encountered the widely discussed strict standards errors. Most have been easy to fix. I have one last error that is proving more difficult.
Strict Standards: Declaration…
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Seeking References To MSVC 9.0's C++ Standards Compliance
I "know" (hopefully) that MSVC 9.0 Implements C++ 2003 (ISO/IEC 14882:2003). I am looking for a reference to this fact, and I am also looking for any research that has been done in to how compliant MSVC 9.0 is with that version of the Standard.
I…
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