Recently, I’ve published an article here about the modular operator, and its defect. I’m not quite sure if the content is hundred pro cents right, though. The previous post was about an encryption in Java Script, where I’ve used a certain function to get the modulo.
Number.prototype.mod = function(n) {
return ((this%n)+n)%n;
}
The prototype above is solving the entire problem. By writing a number, ex, “5.mod(3)” you will perform an modular operation 5 mod 3. The code itself is from http://javascript.about.com/od/problemsolving/a/modulobug.htm where you also might read more about that particular issue.
To see the code in work, please view this example: http://editor.clizware.net/?id=7
Visual Studio will soon be upgraded to a new version, 2012. It will be more integrated into the new Windows 8 operating system, with all designing features available in Windows. For designers, it will be more easier to only use XAML as a language for the UI. XAML is also integrated into other designing products of Microsoft, especially in Expression Blend. Visual Studio’s IDE is also changing a lot. Now, you will have the same designer features for all supported languages, for example, C#, C++, VB. XAML designer is a new designing tool that should make it easier to synchronize Visual Studio with Expression Blend.
