Questions tagged [strict]

Mode used in languages such as Javascript and Perl to be able to code with a restricted version of those languages.

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HTML5 Doctype with strict

I want a strict but fully compatible html5 alternative to: Basically I want to ensure the use of closing tags just to keep everything well readable, consistent and highlighted clearly in editors. The answer to this question is to…
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Non-strict, Immutable, Non-memoized Infinite series in Scala

I want an infinite non-strict series x1, x2, x3... that I can work with one element at a time, not memoizing the results in order to keep my memory usage constant. For the sake of specificity let's say it's a series of integers (e.g. the natural…
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Disable "use the function form of use strict" but keep the "Missing 'use strict' statement" warning

I am using jslint to validate my code. I have "use strict" on all my pages. How can I disable the message "use the function form of 'use strict'" but keep the "Missing 'use strict' statement" warning, so I won't forget to put it on new files? Thanks
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JavaScript: Strict mode and anonymous functions

Nearly all my JS files are wrapped in anonymous functions. If I include "use strict"; outside the anonymous function, is strict mode still applied to the anonymous function? For example, is strict mode applied to the inner body of the anonymous…
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Disable strict mode on MariaDB

When i run this sql in phpmyadmin SELECT @@SQL_MODE, @@GLOBAL.SQL_MODE; it shows @@SQL_MODE STRICT_TRANS_TABLES,ERROR_FOR_DIVISION_BY_ZERO,NO_AUTO_CREATE_USER,NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION @@GLOBAL.SQL_MODE…
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Is there a good *strict* date parser for Java?

Is there a good, strict date parser for Java? I have access to Joda-Time but I have yet to see this option. I found the "Is there a good date parser for Java" question, and while this is related it is sort of the opposite. Whereas that question…
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NodeJS Strict Mode

Are there any advantages to using "use strict" in NodeJS? For example, a global object is not a good idea to use, as all your requests will mutate said object (assuming the object in question should be unique to each user, of course). In this case,…
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C++ alignment - strict and weak

I'm reading N3485 C++ Standard Draft and in the section on alignment, it states the following: 3.11 Alignment [basic.align] 1 ... An alignment is an implementation-defined integer value representing the number of bytes between successive…
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Strict Standards: mysqli_next_result() error with mysqli_multi_query

I have tried using multi_query but I keep getting a strict Standards message popping up. $querystring = "INSERT INTO responses VALUES('1', '2', '3', '4'); INSERT INTO responses VALUES('1', '2', '3', '4')"; if (mysqli_multi_query($db,…
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Replicating arguments.callee in strict mode

I'm working in strict mode for the first time and, what-d'ya-know, it's also the first time in ages being able to use a non strict mode property would be useful. My question here outlines the exact problem I'm having, but the solution I've worked…
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Under @flow strict, what alternatives are there to Object for utility functions?

I am interested in switching my Flow code to strict type checking, but I have some low-level utility functions that deal with Objects generically, such as: // @flow strict const hasKey = (o: Object): (string => boolean) => …
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How to enable ECMAScript "use strict" globally?

I have a project with literally hundreds of JavaScript source files. I am wondering what is the best way to enable the strict mode for the project? I understand the consequences of this action and I am only looking for advice regarding the…
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Strict ISO C Conformance Test

I am currently working on a C project that needs to be fairly portable among different building environments. The project targets POSIX-compliant systems on a hosted C environment. One way to achieve a good degree of portability is to code under…
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Node.js and eslint disagree on "use strict"

ESLint tells me that I do not need "use strict" at the top of my index.js file (it's a simple server like the 6-line one on https://nodejs.org/en/about/). Apparently all node modules are already in strict mode. Makes sense. However, running node…
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Does strict mode prohibit statement level function declarations?

"use strict"; if (true) { function foo() { } } In PhpStorm this code shows an error: Function statement not at top level of a program or function is prohibited However, Chrome happily executes it, even in the debugger and without any console…
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