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Re: Shallow vs retained heap 11 Years Ago by newbie14 …Accumulation Point Class Name Ref. Objects Shallow Heap Ref. Shallow Heap Retained Heap java.lang.Thread …Accumulation Point Class Name Ref. Objects Shallow Heap Ref. Shallow Heap Retained Heap java.lang.Thread …Accumulation Point Class Name Ref. Objects Shallow Heap Ref. Shallow Heap Retained Heap java.lang.Thread … Re: Shallow vs retained heap 11 Years Ago by newbie14 …@ 0xf000a4f0 Reference Pattern Class Name Shallow Heap Retained Heap Percentage class java… Histogram C lass Name | Objects | Shallow Heap | Retained Heap --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |… Shallow Copies? 9 Years Ago by lewashby …' and I'm a little confused on the subject of shallow copies. The book says the problems can arise if you… make a shallow copy of an object and something happens to the original… Re: Shallow vs retained heap 11 Years Ago by newbie14 …%20Settings/Temp/report2060944296830228239/pages/18.html# Reference Pattern Class Name Shallow Heap Retained Heap Percentage class java.lang.Thread @ 0xf0003840 40…%20Settings/Temp/report8548522855535006676/pages/18.html# Reference Pattern Class Name Shallow Heap Retained Heap Percentage class java.lang.Thread @ 0xf0003840 40… Re: Shallow Copies? 9 Years Ago by Moschops … that class. The pointer is copied. This is a "shallow" copy; you have copied only the pointer to the… shallow copying 20 Years Ago by tigerxx what is shallow copying ? shallow copy of an array of string 14 Years Ago by dragonpunch Hello im confused with pointers, how do i create a shallow copy of a string array in c ? [CODE]char *currMenuArray; // ??? … shallow copying 14 Years Ago by anilopo how should i prevent the shallow copying? every class i think i would need to copy … Shallow vs retained heap 11 Years Ago by newbie14 … help to exactly the identify the correct problem? Class Name | Shallow Heap | Retained Heap | Percentage… What exactly Shallow content is ? 13 Years Ago by RoseMary3 …; short article is hit by Panda update. google call it Shallow content [URL="http://dotgiri.com/2011/06/08/google… an article is short doesn’t mean that it’s shallow. Sometimes long articles are long merely for the sake of… great information and resources any one tell me What exactly Shallow content is ? Re: What exactly Shallow content is ? 13 Years Ago by twiss Please don't post a question [url=http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/search-engine-optimization-3/what-exactly-shallow-content-763215.html]on two places[/url]. Read: [url]http://www.masternewmedia.org/the-google-panda-guide-part-1-what-it-is/[/url] Need quick help with Deep/Shallow Copy of Arraylist 12 Years Ago by jakubee … of that ArrayL ist. (Hint: one way would be a shallow copy). Use code examples to illustrate your answer. Discuss the… Arraylist and Employee objects. Would this do? public class Main {//SHALLOW COPY public static void main(String args[]) { ArrayList<String… Re: CMDBs are Too Shallow 18 Years Ago by joe52 Well, I suppose then don't make the CMDB shallow. Interesting read. Also check out [URL]http://www.itilforums.com/showthread.php?t=158[/URL] for a pragmatic approach in implementing a not too shallow CMDB. Re: Need quick help with Deep/Shallow Copy of Arraylist 12 Years Ago by JamesCherrill … Strings behind the scenes.) So for this particlar thread, a shallow copy and a deep copy of a Collection of Strings… Re: Differentiate between deep and shallow copy. 6 Years Ago by sritaa A SHALLOW copy means constucting a new collection object and then populating … references to the child objects found in original or A shallow copy creates a new object which stores the reference of… CMDBs are Too Shallow 18 Years Ago by itit25 [COLOR=black] I just read a post from Alex Bakman on his Change and Configuration Management blog talking about CMDBs and claiming they are too shallow to be effective. Check it out here (link) and let me know your thoughts.[/COLOR][COLOR=#000000] [/COLOR] [COLOR=#000000]http://ecoraccm.blogs.com/my_weblog/[/COLOR] Clones... Deep? Shallow?? 13 Years Ago by galhajaj … will not affect the original. in this case i need Shallow-Copy or Deep-Copy? i thought its a Deep-Copy… Differentiate between deep and shallow copy. 6 Years Ago by Sheetal_1 What is the difference between the term Shallow copy and Deep? Re: Differentiate between deep and shallow copy. 6 Years Ago by rproffitt This appears to be the same in Java and other languages. http://net-informations.com/faq/net/shallow-deep-copy.htm is a nice treatise about it. Re: Differentiate between deep and shallow copy. 6 Years Ago by HimaniBansal … copy 2. >>> b=copy.deepcopy(a) A shallow copy, however, copies one object’s reference to another. So… Re: Differentiate between deep and shallow copy. 6 Years Ago by HimaniBansal …;import copy >>>b=copy.deepcopy(a) A shallow copy, however, copies one object’s reference to another. So… Re: Shallow Copies? 9 Years Ago by David W Take a look here: http://fredosaurus.com/notes-cpp/oop-condestructors/shallowdeepcopy.html Re: shallow copying 20 Years Ago by MrScruff [url]http://www.devx.com/tips/Tip/13625[/url] Re: shallow copying 20 Years Ago by tigerxx [QUOTE=MrScruff][url]http://www.devx.com/tips/Tip/13625[/url][/QUOTE] thankx but in Java we can directly asign one object to another then other case ie; member wise assigning is not comng am i right .............. am a bit confused Re: shallow copy of an array of string 14 Years Ago by Adak Your strings have no deep portions to them, so I'm confused. A deep part would be an array of pointers, where each pointer might point to a string, someplace else in memory. You see deep structures commonly. The struct has a char * as one of the struct members. Did you mean something like this? [CODE] /* pointer copy of a string */ #include <… Re: shallow copy of an array of string 14 Years Ago by dragonpunch nah i was just trying to find out how to point to an array of strings so i can just have a currentMenuArray which can either point to the MainMenuArray or the OptionsMenuArray instead of having two seperate Display() functions for each one i just had to do this [CODE] char **gCurrMenuArray; [/CODE] and it works now :) pointer to a pointer is … Re: shallow copy of an array of string 14 Years Ago by Adak It's standard, if not for beginners. Three ampersand (star) programmers are generally mocked a bit, however. Re: shallow copy of an array of string 14 Years Ago by Narue [B]>It's standard, if not for beginners.[/B] Which is the single most annoying problem with how C is taught. Pointers are an integral part of the language, and really very simple conceptually. It's my opinion that they should be introduced as early as possible. [B]>Three ampersand (star) programmers are generally mocked a bit, however.[/B] … Re: shallow copying 14 Years Ago by apines You can always implement copy constructors in your class: [CODE=java]public Class yourClass { public yourClass(yourClass yourClassObject) { //implement } }[/CODE] Other than that, you need to read the API about mutable and immutable objects to help you decide how to implement their copy in the constructor. Re: shallow copying 14 Years Ago by anilopo and if i do: [CODE]MyClass a,b; // ... there is now something in b a=b;[/CODE] what would happen?