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I wrote this preprocessor just to add a couple features to Python (pipes mostly.) Is there any way I could improve it? ...
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I wrote a script that uses an uploaded excel file to import data to the database. It checks for the image first if it can be downloaded without any error then insert the rest of the data. With ten or ...
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This is my attempt to load shared library on linux (and may be mac - did not test yet) I am interested if I am implementing everything correctly and if I can really use my function in a loop like that....
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https://github.com/speedrun-program/load_extender This is the previous post: Lengthening the time it takes to access files using function hooking I tried adding everything from the previous post's ...
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https://github.com/speedrun-program/load_extender This is something I made and posted here about a year ago, but I decided to remake it. To compile this on Windows, you need to install EasyHook. ...
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There is a file created with the project paths in a dictionary. Example: ...
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After doing much reading of the PHP docs and trying out other developers' autoloader code, below is what I've come up with for an autoloader. It is working as expected so far. Posting the code here ...
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I have multiple pre-compiled dynamic libraries that use the same extern "C" function names. The functions can behave differently for each dynamic library. ...
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I have a class that is importing a CSV file into a Pandas DataFrame. However, this CSV has a multiline header that changes length seemingly at random. Sometimes it is 27 lines, sometimes 31, sometimes ...
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I'm trying to write a factory class that essentially provides a user-friendly frontend to creating objects of different kinds depending on keywords. So the user will just have to import this module, ...
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Recently, I've explored using rust as a scripting language for unity. My current method involves creating a DLL from rust, and loading it into my game at runtime. It requires that the user use a ...
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I needed to dynamically load and instantiate some classes from a generated jar and a generated .class file which depends on that jar. So I came up with this: ...
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Motivation / Task An apparently trivial problem.... A CLI app tries to make use of box drawing characters. But depending on the stdout device this may not be appropriate so there is a ...
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In the following script, I am trying to infer if the modules are managed by a conda environment or not and based on that, I am trying to auto install and import the modules. [I skipped around 5 to 6 ...
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We have a program with many dependencies. Because the user may not want to use all of them, the program should skip over failed imports and only raise an error if absolutely necessary. e.g. if the ...
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I have written out the following code in the head section of my document, which should load 3 separate style sheets for each page based on the URL/URI that the user is visiting. It is working as ...
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There's something I completely dislike when importing a module in an interactive Python shell, typing the name of the module, hitting tab and getting the automatic completion cluttered with other ...
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When I read other people's code, it's sometimes difficult to understand the import structure. I thought making a graph of the import structure of a given python program would be a fun programming task,...
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I wrote this C program to open a Mach-O executable/framework and parse the external symbols along with their respective framework/library. A few things I would like to get better at: Memory management:...
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Please review my Autoloader, which is the first file included in index.php Note that there is no resource with the same name for trait, interface and class. Each resource has it's own name. And even ...
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When programming debug functions I am left with 2 options, either put them all within preprocessor blocks so that they don't exist at release runtime, or put them within an if block with a debug flag ...
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I made a DLL Injector in C++. It provides multiple functionalities. What could be added or improved in the code? It works well as far as I've used it. ...
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I made a simple script to load other scripts into the page without worrying about caching. It's meant to be used by a considerable amount of people, so I would like it to be as clean as possible, and ...
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I wrote a program to test AV engines against encryption. When it runs, it will compute some key, decrypt an executable it has in its data section and copy it to the locations where the executable ...
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I have JavaScript module for loading dynamically script files by dependency graph: ...
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The code of my Guice Module looks like this: ...
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I have written a solution for managing dynamic loading of dependent JavaScript files (or executing JS functions) coupled with automatic versioning to refresh browser cache. The goal was to be able to ...
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My code is not very elegant, but I'm a total newbie in c++ and I consider it already a major achievement that I managed to write something that actually works. As background, I'm defining in VBA the ...
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I use the following code to import multiple worksheets from another workbook and do some processing. The importing time is too long. Can anyone suggest a more efficient way to import? Should I be ...
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I built a DLL Injector with User-Interface. The program lists all processes, the user chooses one of them and a DLL, and inject it. It's my first project in C++, and I know it's not exactly C++ ...
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I created a small working autoloader based on some of the answers and ideas found on Stack Exchange (I lost the reference). However, I don't know much about PHP (I mainly know C, a bit C++ and Java). ...
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I'm new to PHP and I didn't know there is something called coding style standards. Now I'm trying to stick to PSR coding style standards and after reading PSR-4, which is about autoloading standards. ...
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I'm trying to make my script cross-Python (Python 2 and 3 compatible), and to solve an import problem I did this: __init__.py file ...
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I've started to learn Python today. I'm trying to write decoupled middleware or chain of responsibility pattern. In my app I have some two classes: abstract class or interface named Processable class ...
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I am writing a large shell program comprised of several source files. I was looking for a basic import system that accomplishes three goals. Avoid sourcing entire files for access to just a few ...
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I'm working on a game engine among other things in Java, and would like to know how to optimise my code, as it is ridiculously ugly and bloated. I'm terrible with operating the ...
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I am writing a series of unit tests in Python 3.5 unittest, which run the exact same test methods on different datasets. The purpose is to validate proper behavior ...
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I'm working on a simple dice roller for a Python IRC bot. The particular game this roller is for uses six different kinds of dice, which I've defined using a simple base class, and created six ...
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I created a class that I plan on using to autoload my project classes (20-30 classes) maximum. I wonder if there is anything, anything at all, that I can improve on this class to improve it any ...
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This problem is using dynamic libraries so that additional calculator functions can be added by dropping a library into a specific directory. What I'd like to get out of this code review is: What do ...
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Consider this python 3 snippet, where when an import exception is raised, a string 'e' is created that says: "No module named ' packageName'". The goal is to simply say on exit, that the import error ...
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I'm the proud owner of the Vitsy programming language, which I've been working on for some time (except recently, because high school). It's only been used in PPCG so far, but I hope to expand it to ...
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My application relies on an unknown number of DLLs that each produce a report. The only thing that is known in advance is the location of the files and the classes that each will contain, including ...
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I wrote a basic JavaScript plugin that allows you to specify what specific JavaScript files and CSS files to be loaded in, and in addition specify attributes for each file. To specify where to load ...
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I have a single page application where the resources sit on the classpath. Any request for a resource that doesn't exist should redirect to the index.html page. ...
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I have written a simple system to load plugins from files in Python 2.7, and I'd like to see if any of it can be improved upon. vedo.py ...
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I have written an ASCII art generator library. I was practicing data abstraction and code abstraction and I wanted to know if there is something that can be improved. File tree: ...
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The following code is designed to load and refresh JavaScript code from an external file sandbox.js and allow it to be refreshed dynamically and executed without ...
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