Top "Readonly" questions

Read-only is a generic concept that means "not writeable" - Please DO NOT USE THIS TAG.

Set VIM to open files in "read-only" mode by default?

Straightforward question here and I can't make it any simpler than the title: How do I set VIM to open …

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How to make HTML text field readonly, but also scrollable?

I've got an HTML text field that I have made READONLY. Thing is though, that say the field is only …

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how to disable HTML textbox focus and that textbox value should submit

i am working on forms i used ReadOnly in Focus is there any data is submitting but not able to …

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Dynamically set readonly attribute of properties in a PropertyGrid

I have a PropertyGrid that I used to display the properties in a helper class. I assign the helper class …

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How to declare a local constant in C#?

How to declare a local constant in C# ? Like in Java, you can do the following : public void f(){ final …

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When, if ever, should we use const?

Const is baked into the client code. Readonly isn't. But const is faster. May be only slightly though. The question …

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Android: How to make a NFC Tag Ready only for users and writable for me?

I have an app that design personalized tags that, when it is detected by an android phone, launches another app …

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Magento read-only and hidden product attributes

I would like to have some Magento product attributes that are not editable from the admin interface and some that …

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TypeScript return immutable/const/readonly Array

I want to have a function which returns an Array, but I want the returned Array to be readonly, so …

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Why there isn't a ReadOnlyList<T> class in the System.Collections library of C#?

Reading about the problem of creating a read only primitive vector in C# (basically, you cannot do that), public readonly …

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