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SQL query to calculate coordinate proximity
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I'm using this formula to calculate the distance between entries in my (My)SQL database which have latitude and longitude fields in decimal format:
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Infrastructure for a software project
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I'd be leading a new project soon. And I've been pondering over what are the basic infrastructure for a software project. These are the stuff that I think every project should have:
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How do I best convert a string representation into a DbType?
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Suppose I have a string 'nvarchar(50)', which is for example the T-SQL string segment used in creating a table of that type. How do I best convert that to an enum representation of System.Data.DbType?
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Best way to validate drag/drop operations for a TreeView in C#
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I want to verify a drag & drop operation is allowed. A valid item can come from another one of our "controls", or internally from within the custom treeview. Currently I have this:
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OO Design, open/closed principle question
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I've been thinking about this object oriented design question for a while now and have unable to come up with a satisfactory solution, so thought I'd throw it open to the crowds here for some opinions.
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Hosting a WCF endpoint with programatic settings in IIS
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I need to host a WCF service in IIS that exposes a wsHttpBinding. That part is working nicely using the settings of system.serviceModel in my web.config.
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How do I best convert a DbType to System.Type?
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How do I best convert a System.Data.DbType enumeration value to the corresponding (or at least one of the possible corresponding) System.Type values?
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DbType.StringFixedLength -> System.String
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Make Web Application Accessible
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What things have to be done before I can honestly tell myself my web application is accessible? Or even better, convince Joe Clark. I don't have any video or audio to worry about, so I know I won't need transcripts. What else do I have to check? | 0 | [
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Excel report framework
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Is there any Excel report framework available? We need to export some of the reports into Excel format. Our application is java application hence anything supporting java would be great. I have tried Apache POI API, however that is not good enough. Any framework based on Windows API would be... | 0 | [
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Automated tests for Java Swing GUIs
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What options are there for building automated tests for GUIs written in Java Swing?
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Cruise Control and Obfuscation, How?
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this is my first question to stackoverflow so here it goes...
I use cruise control for my continuous integration scheme, i want to use obfuscation in order to add another protection layer to my assemblies. The thing is that i don't know how to go about it since i couldn't fi... | 0 | [
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I would like to write an <b>emacs major mode</b> for a 4GL.
Can some one show me a tutorial.
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List the names of all the classes within a VS2008 project
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Multiple keyboards and low-level hooks
===
I have a system where I have multiple keyboards and really need to know which keyboard the key stroke is coming from. To explain the set up:
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VS: Attribute for ignoring missing XML comments when building
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Best resources to prepare for the "Spring Framework Certification"
===
I want to do the Spring Framework Certification (2.5), but there aren't many good resources to prepare for the exam. For the Sun certifications there are a lot of books and trainers (Enthuware / Whizlabs) but not for the Spring certification.
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Scrum Burndown issues
===
We have been using Scrum for around 9 months and it has largely been successful. However our burndown charts rarely look like the 'model' charts, instead resembling more of a terrifying rollercoaster ride with some vomit inducing climbs and drops.
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Pause a DOS Console/GNU Makefile if an error occurs
===
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===
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Best solution for using EJBs from Excel
===
We would like to give access to some of our EJBs from Excel. The goal is to give an API usable from VBA.
Our EJBs are mostly Stateless Session Beans that do simple CRUD operations with POJOs.
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How to Programmatically Build a TemplateColumn
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Ruby on Rails Migration - Create Schema
===
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Do you think good developers should have lots of certificates?
===
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.NET's SslStream is always negotiating to the least secure cipher I have. How can I change this?
===
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Attaching additional javadoc in Intellij IDEA
===
When I use quick documentaion lookup (Ctrl+Q) on j2ee classes or annotations in IDEA I only get an empty javadoc. It only contains the basics like class name.
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How to extend default timeout period in flash application?
===
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Can Visual Studio 2008 work with Team System 2005?
===
I would like to upgrade my team from VS2005 to VS2008 without touching the version of Team Server which is 2005.
Is that possible?
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XMP library for ruby
===
Could any one recommended an open source library that allows me add XMP metadata to JPEG images?
Thanks.
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===
I want to log in to Stack Overflow with Techorati OpenID hosted at my site.
http://stackoverflow.com/users/login has some basic information.
I understood that I should change
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How to calculate the sum of values in a tree using SQL
===
I need to sum points on each level earned by a tree of users. Level 1 is the sum of users' points of the users 1 level below the user. Level 2 is the Level 1 points of the users 2 levels below the user, etc...
What would the SQL look like to do it?
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How to escape brackets in a format string in .Net
===
How can brackets be escaped in a C# format string so, something like :
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String.Format(" foo {{0}}", val);
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Mercury Quick Test Pro and Virtual machines: Works from one client machine but not another
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I have a virtual machine (VMware) with Mercury Quick Test Professional 9.2 installed. I have a script to test an application, written in VB.NET using the Infragistics library.
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How to trace javascript events like onclick onblur?
===
Is there a way to debug/trace every javascript event in Internet Explorer 7?
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Checking if a directory contains files
===
How do I check if a directory contains files?
Something similar to this:
if [ -e /some/dir/* ]; then echo "huzzah"; fi;
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Unit testing for C++ code - Tools and methodology
===
I work on a large c++ system that is being developed for a few years now. As part of an effort to improve the quality of the existing code we engaged on a large long-term refactoring project.
Do you know a good tool that can help me write unit tests in C++? Mayb... | 0 | [
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Best way to debug an ODBC driver on Windows
===
What is the best way to debug a custom ODBC driver on Windows? A former member of our team wrote the driver so we have the source available.
How do you attach a debugger to the driver? Or is it easier to just add "trace prints" to the driver to see what is going on?
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How to represent date and/or time information in JSON?
===
JSON text ([RFC 4627][1]) has unambigious representation of objects, arrays, strings, numbers, Boolean values (literally `true` or `false`) and `null`. However, it has nothing defined for representing time information like date and time of day, which is very c... | 0 | [
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Export variable from C++ static library
===
I have a static library written in C++ and I have a structure describing data format, i.e.<br><br>
<code>
struct Format{<br>
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Amazon S3 standalone stub server
===
I seem to recall reading about an Amazon S3-compatible test server that you could run on your own server for unit tests or whatever. However, I've just exhausted my patience looking for this with both Google and AWS. Does such a thing exist? If not, I think I'll write one. | 0 | [
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best IDE for ruby on rails
===
Having moved from java to ruby, I am struggling to find a good IDE for ruby. I used eclipse on java, so I tried Aptana Studio (previously Radrails), but its not even half as good.
Currently I am trying out Netbeans for Ruby.
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How to wrap an existing memory buffer as a DC for GDI
===
I have a memory buffer corresponding to my screen resolution (1280x800 at 24-bits-per-pixel) that contains my screen contents at 24bpp. I want to convert this to 8-bpp (ie. Halftone color palette in Windows).
I currently do this:
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jQuery attribute selectors: How to query for an attribute with a custom namespace
===
Suppose I have a simple XHTML document that uses a custom namespace for attributes:
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...
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How can drawString method be used for writing diognal way.
===
I am using c# 2005 i want to write string diagonally on image. But by default c# provides the option to write horizontally or vertically.
how we write diagonally?
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Streaming audio with Flash / Actionscript 3 - Slow playback problem
===
I've written a simple Flash player for a Shoutcast stream. At first it seemed to work reliably, however about 5% of the time users experience slow playback where the stream plays at roughly half of normal speed.
All files being streamed are MP3... | 0 | [
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Debugging techniques
===
Debugging is the most time consuming activity of programming. So using appropriate tools and techniques is paramount to efficiency and productivity.
What are your favorite debugging techniques, and in which cases do you apply each of them?
There are many orthogonal criteria to consider:
... | 4 | [
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Switch over PropertyType
===
How can I make this work?
switch(property.PropertyType){
case typeof(Boolean):
//doStuff
break;
case typeof(String):
//doOtherStuff
break;
default: break;
}
I don't want to use the name since stri... | 0 | [
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crti.o file missing
===
I'm building a project using a gnu tool chain and everything works fine until I get to linking it, where the linker complains that it is missing/can't find crti.o. This is not one of my object files, it seems to be related to libc but I can't understand why it would need this crti.o, wouldn't i... | 0 | [
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What do you need from a test harness?
===
I'm one of the people involved in the <a href="http://testanything.org/wiki/index.php/TAP_at_IETF:_Notes">Test Anything Protocol (TAP) IETF group</a> (if interested, feel free to join the mailing list). Many programming languages are starting to adopt TAP as their primary tes... | 0 | [
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Easiest cross platform widget toolkit?
===
What is the **easiest** cross platform widget toolkit? that minimally covers Windows, osx, and Linux with a c interface? | 0 | [
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TDD class stub generators?
===
I am looking for a tool that can take a unit test, like
IPerson p = new Person();
p.Name = "Sklivvz";
Assert.AreEqual("Sklivvz", p.Name);
and generate the corresponding stub class and interface
interface IPerson
{
string Name { get; set; }
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Is there any point for interfaces in dynamic languages?
===
In static languages like Java you need interfaces because
otherwise the type system just won't let you do certain things.
But in dynamic languages like PHP and Python you just take
advantage of *duck-typing*.
PHP and Python both support interfaces.
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JBoss 4.23 and EJB 2 support
===
Does anyone know if the JBoss 4.2.3 release that is compiled for Java 6 still supports EJB 2? I'm having issues where it can't cast a class to a certain interface where I never had this problem before and the code hasn't changed. | 0 | [
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MS SQL Server 2005 - How to Auto Increment a field (not primary key)
===
I would like to automatically increment a field when a row is updated.
Currently I am doing it via the sql update statement.
i.e "UPDATE tb_users SET name = @name, incrementID = incrementID + 1 .....
I'm wondering how I can do this automatical... | 0 | [
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JavaScript RegEx Help
===
I'm trying to match elements with a name that is 'container1$container2$chkChecked', using a regex of '.+\$chkChecked', but I'm not getting the matches I expect when the element name is as described. What am I doing wrong? | 0 | [
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PHP equivalent of Perl's 'use strict' (to require variables to be initialzied before use)
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End-to-End application testing from a users standpoint
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How to transform a date-string in classic asp
===
I'm a little blockheaded right now...
I have a date string in european format **dd.mm.yyyy** and need to transform it to **mm.dd.yyyy** with classic ASP. Any quick ideas?
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===
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How do I sort by the length of a field.
===
I have a DataGrid where each column has a SortExpression. I would like the sort expression to be the equivalent of "ORDER BY LEN(myField)".
I have tried
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How to remove all event handlers from a control
===
To create a new event handler on a control you can do this
c.Click += new EventHandler(mainFormButton_Click);
or this
c.Click += mainFormButton_Click;
and to remove an event handler you can do this
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I have a table with say 3 columns. There's no primary key so there can be duplicate rows. I need to just keep one and delete the others. Any idea how to do this is Sql Server? | 0 | [
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Grep and Sed Equivalent for XML Command Line Processing
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Order SharePoint search results by more columns
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I'm using a FullTextSqlQuery in SharePoint 2007 (MOSS) and need to order the results by two columns:
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What database privileges does a Wordpress Blog really need?
===
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Is there a pretty printer for python data?
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Working with python interactively, it's sometimes necessary to display a result which is some arbitrarily complex data structure (like lists with embedded lists, etc.)
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===
I discovered that you can start your variable name with a '@' character in C#.
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Google App Engine: how can I programmatically access the properties of my Model class?
===
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Free hosting for C CGI
===
For an Open Source project, I'd like to allow pople to test the application via WEB to see if it's what they were looking for.
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Fitnesse for Delphi 2006 / Delphi 2007 /Delphi 2009
===
Is there a version of Fitnesse that works on Delphi 2006/2007/2009 ?
If so where can I find It?
Are there any other programs like Fitnesse that work on Delphi 2006 ?
Thanks
Charles
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Detecting Web.Config Authentication Mode
===
Say I have the following web.config:
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<system.web>
<authentication mode="Windows"></authentication>
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D-Editor with debugging
===
i've been programming a while in D [(http://www.digitalmars.com/d/)][1] now. I prefer it to Java because it is faster. However, i have not found an Editor that supports Code-Completion and Debugging (Step-Over, Step-Into, Breakpoints,...).
Do you have any suggestions?
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Multi tenant architecture and NHibernate
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Rails or Django? (or something else?)
===
I'm interested in learning a web framework. The two big ones, as I gather, are Rails and Django. Which one is better/faster? Is one better designed or more logically consistent than the other? Is there another framework I should look into? How easy is it to set up and administ... | 4 | [
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How to get all datatype sizes and function stack footprint sizes in a C/C++ project?
===
I have a large inherited C/C++ project. Are there any good tools or techniques to produce a report on the "sizeof" of all the datatypes, and a breakdown of the stack footprints of each function in such a project.
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Software Design Description Practise
===
How many people actually write an SDD document before writing a single line of code?
How do you handle large CSCI's?
What standard do you use for SDD content?
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TSQL: Are indexes on temporary tables deleted when the table is deleted?
===
Would the following sql remove also the index or does it have to be removed seperately?
CREATE TABLE #Tbl (field int)
CREATE NONCLUSTERED INDEX idx ON #Tbl (field)
DROP TABLE #Tbl | 0 | [
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Can I safely rename the cygdrive folder? Also, I would like to add other folders at root and map them to folders on windows in the same way as /cygdrive/c maps to my C drive. Is that possible? | 0 | [
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Use grep to find content in files and move them if they match
===
I'm using grep to generate a list of files I need to move:
grep -L -r 'Subject: \[SPAM\]' .
How can I pass this list to the mv command and move the files somewhere else?
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mailto add urgent priority
===
I want to add a mailto link on our web page. I want to add a urgent priority to this mail. If you can help me that would be great.
Thanks for your help,
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How does it work, what is it used for and when should one use it?
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I've been working on a project where I need to iterate through a collection of data and remove entries where the "primary key" is duplicated. I have tried using a
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Windows API spying/hijacking techniques
===
I'm interested in using API spying/hijacking to implement some core features of a project I'm working on. It's been mentioned [in this question][1] as well, but that wasn't really on topic so I figured it'd be better with a question of its own for this.,
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How do I use groovy to search+replace in XML?
===
How do I use groovy to search+replace in XML?
I need something as short/easy as possible, since I'll be giving this code to the testers for their SoapUI scripting.
More specifically, how do i turn
"<root><data></data></root>"
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