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Objective-C builds on the foundations of ANSI C. Compared to other object-oriented languages based on C, Objective-C is very dynamic. Dynamism enables the construction of sophisticated development tools. Since Objective-C incorporates C, one gets all the benefits of C when working within Objective-C.
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infer version v0.15.0
in my case, 0xFFFF or 0xFFFFFFFF is a common initializer and there are a lot of this semantics in our code. I would like to ignore those harmless. but if I turn off liveness checker, I worry about missing some truely harmful bugs. Does Infer provide some filtering option or method?
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I'd like there to be an option to have code blocks be line wrapped. Maybe a check box for it in Rendering -> "Syntax highlighted code block" next to "Show line numbers" etc.?
If I try hard enough I can dig through the css files in Contents/Resources/Prism/themes and change "white-space: pre;" to "white-space: pre-wrap;", but doing so breaks the code signature of the app. And that's not a very n
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Right now the documentation for hs.task.new() is the following:
hs.task.new(launchPath, callbackFn[, streamCallbackFn, arguments])
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hs.task.new(launchPath, callbackFn[, streamCallbackFn][, arguments])
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IGListKitversion: 3.4.0Hello,
I think I found a bug: If you call
contentView.frame.sizeinside yourbindViewModelmethod, it returns the size of the xib (in storyboard), not the size of the cell, which was specified in the `sectionController(_ sectionController: ListBi