| | | If you're having trouble viewing this email, click here | | | | | | | This Week in Programming | | As we welcome the month of March let's take a look at the ways to both handle and store key/value pairs in Ruby, automate Access macros through VBA scripting, solve jQuery version issues in Drupal, and more... | | | | | Ruby: Advanced Hash Usage | | While most uses of the Hash class are simple key/value storage and retrieval, there is more you can do with Hashes. This includes alternate syntaxes, default values and default procs. | | | | | ActionScripting Basics: Using getProperty | | getProperty is a function that will return the value of the specified property of a target movie clip--properties such as the width, height, x position, y position, etc. The value of that property is usually assigned to a variable that is then used in another function. | | | | | Introduction to VBA for Microsoft Access | | As you become more proficient in Microsoft Access, you begin to realize that there is a lot of duplicate effort and repetitive tasks that are well suited for automation. In Microsoft products, automation is done through the creation of macros in a specific type code language called Visual Basic for Applications, or VBA. | | | | | How Can I Store Key/Value Pairs in Ruby? | | When you need key/value storage in Ruby, it's easy to reach for hashes every time. However, you do have some other choices here that can make your code more readable and faster. | | | | | | |  | You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Programming newsletter. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here.
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