I'm trying to use:
<style>#import url("css/main.css");</style>
but mvc treats it as .net code in razor view. "CS0103: The name 'import' does not exist in the current context"
how do i fix it?
thanks
Double the # to fix the issue:
<style>##import url("css/main.css");</style>
More details here.
Use two ## characters to escape them, that should fix it.
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My Android project in Xamarin keeps failing to build due to below error
invalid symbol :"default" default.png res/drawable/default.png
not sure what is causing this to happen.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Ravi
default is c# keyword, you need rename your picture's name.
As mentioned before default is the keywords and that why it's failing . I wanted to share the lists so you may save your time by not using other keyword . We have quite a large number of keywords in c#:
Please find the few list mentioned in link below:
http://azuliadesigns.com/list-keywords-reserved-words/
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/x53a06bb(v=vs.120).aspx
http://www.dotnetfunda.com/codes/show/945/list-of-csharp-reserved-keyword
So if u use any of the reserved names u may come across this kind of error.
I need to parse some text/xml files I get from different sources. Now I have found some problems with line breaks.
In some files i get
as line break, in some others i get only
.
Now our Delphi XE 2 has some problems with
, it is not imported correctly.
For example:
1. City
State
Result of import:
City
State
City
State
Result of import:
City&&State
Why does this occur and how to solve it?
There is no difference between these two XML texts.
specifies the same character as
. Likewise for
and
.
Your XML parser is broken and the solution is to either fix it or replace it.
I have some .yml files that may be dynamic. So I wanted to add this kind of code on my html:
<h3><%=data.fitness_programs["#{f.filename}"].en.title%></h3>
Looks line the rails "#{var_in_here}" is not possible here.
How can I do this?
My bad, as this was a loop of filenames I did not realize I had an error in one of these. The code above does work :)
In pre-Razor MVC I could write this in a view:
<span>I want to write in<%= myVariable %>side</span>
In Razor, of course I can't
<span>I want to write in#myVariableside</span>
bacause the template engine would look for the variable #myVariableside. How to solve this? Thanks
First - have you tried it?
Secondly - if the interpreter has issues - you can try #(myVariableside).
Equally if the variable name you're talking about is #name - then once you're inside the parentheses everything's fine, because the interpreter knows it's parsing C#/VB: #(#myVariableside)
You can use <span>I want to write in#(myVariable)side</span>
Edit: Aww.. should have known better than to answer this question ^^
Do it this way
<span>I want to write in#{ #myVariable }side</span>
Is there any way to to setup Rails generating files with tabs instead spaces?
Or maybe is there any way to auto replacing spaces to tabs in gedit?
Cause I really prefered tabs and it's really take some time to replace spaces to tabs in new generated files by Rails.
Thanks in advance!
To do this in gedit, try the Tab Converter plugin.
(Don't think there's a way to do it directly in Rails.)
Unfortunately there isn't a simple way. The generators begin copying a template file into your project and then substitute the various variable names into that template.
The template files that are copied into your project use spaces, so you'd need to monkey patch some filter into the generators; a filter that would regex replace the leading spaces with tabs. Not an ideal solution.