Top "Specifications" questions

A specification (also commonly referred to as "spec") is a description of a defined technology and the resources it offers.

how to define a rpm spec macro with empty body?

the problem is quite easy to exhibit: rpm --eval "%define xyz" error: Macro %xyz has empty body i want to …

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Passing zero arguments as params -- where the behaviour is defined?

C# spec. allows you to call a function void foo(params int[] x) with zero parameters. However, I didn't find …

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Why does Array.prototype.push return the new length instead of something more useful?

Ever since its introduction in ECMA-262, 3rd Edition, the Array.prototype.push method's return value is a Number: 15.4.4.7 Array.prototype.…

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Java: Rationale of the Cloneable interface

Why wasn't the .clone() method specified in the java.lang.Cloneable interface ?

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Specifications and (null) Many-To-One Relationship

I have an MVC Controller that return a List of Contacts as JSON. On frontend side i use jquery datatables …

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How to document non-functional requirements (NFRs) in a story/feature?

The Specification By Example book states the non-functional requirements (commonly referred to as NFRs) can be specified using examples. I've …

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What does normative and non-normative mean in reference to XML

What does normative and non-normative mean in reference to XML documents as stated in the w3.org document? It really …

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