I am using the @protocol in a Flutter app and was wondering if there was a way to verify if another @sign exists before trying to share a key with it. ...

I see many instances of @ sign like @package_name or @somthing in dart. Although I know the usage of some examples like @override, I can't understand ...

I have a buffer with :set wrap enabled. It appears like this: If I make the window just a little bigger, the @ signs in the gutter go away, and I c ...

I send from Symfony object which contains at-sign @ in variable. Object name is invoice and with {{ dump(invoice) }} in twig template I see object and ...

I've tried googling but come up short. I am furthering my Haskell knowledge by reading some articles and I came across one that uses a syntax I've nev ...

Whenever I see a Julia macro in use like @assert or @time I'm always wondering about the need to distinguish a macro syntactically with the @ prefix. ...

From the SVN book: The perceptive reader is probably wondering at this point whether the peg revision syntax causes problems for working copy path ...

For example: Disclaimer: This is from the Coursera ML class, but it's nearly impossible to search for the @ symbol conventionally. ...

i try to add an @ sign in a text using Redactor JS but it seems to be a shortcut key so it dont work for me, nothing appears. I can type it in the "co ...

One remotely familiar with windows/dos batch scripting will recognize this line: For many-many days, I was happy with the sentiment that the @ is h ...

I am trying to add my proxy with authentication parameters in bash, where my password contains an @ symbol. The syntax to add proxy with authenticatio ...

Is there any way to find out if this warning was supressed or not using the set_error_handler() function? The code is 2 for @somethingwrong() and some ...

I have been using Objective C for quite a few years but I didn't know @ sign can be used like this (line 6 inside the for loop): What does it mean ...

My JSON object evaluates to: If this variable is called my_json , how do I access the @type value of XXX? I tried my_json.@type , but this is gi ...