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Separating user table from people table in a relational database
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I've done many web apps where the first thing you do is make a user table with usernames, passwords, names, e-mails and all of the other usual flotsam. My current project presents a situation where non-users records need to function similarly to use... | 0 | [
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On a wiki, is it acceptable to restructure people's headers?
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I dislike the fact that people use h3 rather h1, or skip a level just because of the way it looks. IMHO, headings signify document structure, rather than layout. The layout is just a side effect, customizable through themes.
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How can I avoid duplicate copies of an object in a cache?
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I'm using memcache to design a cache for the model layer of a web application, one of my biggest problems is data consistency.
It came to my mind caching data like this:
(key=query, value=list of object ids result of the query)
for each id of the list:
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time.sleep -- sleeps thread or process?
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In Python for the *nix, does time.sleep() block the thread or the process? | 0 | [
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How do I set the size of emacs' window?
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Is "Partial Function Application" a misnomer in the context of Javascript?
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A friend of mine and I were having a discussion regarding currying and partial function application in Javascript, and we came to very different conclusions as to whether either were achievable. I came up with this implementation of `Functi... | 0 | [
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Using Drools in a heavy batch process
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We used Drools as part of a solution to act as a sort of filter in a very intense processing application, maybe running up to 100 rules on 500,000 + working memory objects.
turns out that it is extremely slow.
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Non Visual Studio F# IDE
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Does anyone know of an IDE for F# development that does not involve me shelling out $300? I will gladly move to F# VS Express if they ever release one, but spending money to just get started with a new language is not in my budget. | 0 | [
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Book club management application
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Any recommendation for a web based application for managing books within a book club? It should require users to be registered, track who has what books, who has borrowed which book from another member, all with the appropriate and configurable privacy controls of course. | 0 | [
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Where are static variables stored (in C/C++)?
===
In what segment (.BSS, .DATA, other) of an executable file are static variables stored so that they don't have name collision?
For example:
<pre><code>
foo.c: bar.c:
static int foo = 1; static int foo = 10;
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How do I determine the page number for the tab I just clicked on in gtk#?
===
I have a GTK notebook with multiple tabs. Each tab label is a composite container containing, among other things, a button I want to use to close the tab. The button has a handler for the "clicked" signal.
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===
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===
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How to implement thread safe reference counting in C++
===
How do you implement an **efficient and thread safe reference counting system** on X86 CPUs in the C++ programming language?
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Physics of a snooker game
===
Anyone can point me to any info regarding physics of a snooker game, if possible more about the ball colisions? I would like to make a game and I need some help about the physics...
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Windsor Container: Registering things in Code vs Xml
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Is Object-Oriented Modeling different from Object-Oriented Programming?
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Prepared Statements with IN Clause
===
We all know that prepared statements are one of the best way of fending of SQL injection attacks. What is the best way of creating a prepared statement with an "IN" clause. Is there an easy way to do this with an unspecified number of values? Take the following query for examp... | 0 | [
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What's the best way to determine if a character is a letter in VB6?
===
Need a function that takes a character as a parameter and returns true if it is a letter (member of the set a..z or A..Z). | 0 | [
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mysql: Got a packet bigger than 'max_allowed_packet' bytes
===
I'm importing a mysql dump and getting the following error:
$ mysql foo < foo.sql
ERROR 1153 (08S01) at line 96: Got a packet bigger than 'max_allowed_packet' bytes
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SQL Server post-join rowcount underestimate
===
The Query Optimizer is estimating that the results of a join will have only one row, when the actual number of rows is 2000. This is causing later joins on the dataset to have an estimated result of one row, when some of them go as high as 30,000.
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Easy way to set CurrentCulture for the entire application?
===
In a .net 2 winforms application, what's a good way to set the culture for the entire application?
Setting CurrentThread.CurrentCulture for every new thread is a real PITA.
Ideally I'd like to set it when the app starts and forget about it. | 0 | [
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How to protect yourself against shell DLLs loaded into your process?
===
When you use a standard Windows "file open" dialog using GetOpenFileName(), the shell will load various DLLs that it requires to display the file list, including custom ones.
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Editing Autogenerated DMBL file for WCF Service
===
In our project have a standard auto-generated designer.cs file, linked to a DBML file, that contains all our object classes that map onto our database tables.
We want to pass these objects directly through a WCF Service and so they need decorating with the [DataCo... | 0 | [
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Obtaining client IP address in WCF 3.0
===
Apparently you can easily obtain a client IP address in WCF 3.5 but not in WCF 3.0. Anyone know how? | 0 | [
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Non-breaking non-space in HTML
===
I have a bowling web application that allows pretty detailed frame-by-frame information entry. One thing it allows is tracking which pins were knocked down on each ball. To display this information, I make it look like a rack of pins:
<pre>o o o o
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Java jvm parameters
===
Does someone know if it's possible to modify the jvm settings at runtime (e.g. -dname=value) ?
I need this little trick to run my java stored procedure (oracle 10g)...
Thanks a lot.
P.S.Sorry for my bad English. | 0 | [
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What's the difference between Subclipse Get Contents and Get Revision?
===
When using the Eclipse->Team->Show History view, what's the difference between using Subclipse "Get Contents" and "Get Revision" options on a revision of a file?
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How do you mock params when testing a Rails model's setter?
===
Given the code from the [Complex Form part III][1] how would you go about testing the virtual attribute?
def new_task_attributes=(task_attributes)
task_attributes.each do |attributes|
tasks.build(attributes)
end
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Good (cheap?) video card for using those extra monitors at the office.
===
We have at the moment quite a few spare 19" flat panel monitors at the office. My little desktop currently only has a single video output from an on-board video card.
What would be a good card to buy so I can connect 3 19" 1280x1024 monitors... | 0 | [
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What casing is a driveletter
===
is it uppercased C:\ or lowercased c:\ ?
We tried to come up with a conclusion, only argument is that that MS displays uppercase (C:\)
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Debugging Eclipse Application Problem: Launches repeatedly
===
I'm having a problem debugging an Eclipse Application from Eclipse. When I launch the Debug Configuration, the Eclipse Application starts up and then stops repeatedly. It shows the splash screen and then disappears. This is the farthest it gets before r... | 0 | [
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A free tool to check C/C++ source code against a set of coding standards?
===
It looks quite easy to find such a tool for Java ([Checkstyle][1], [JCSC][2]), but I can't seem to find one for C/C++. I am not looking for a lint-like static code analyzer, I only would like to check against coding standards like variable n... | 0 | [
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In COFF file format, what is the significance of relocation info section
===
I am reading about COFF file formats, which is commonly used to create an executable file format( it has some variants also ).
While reading, I came across the relocation section of the format.
How is this relocation section used to cre... | 0 | [
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How do I drop a foerign key in mssql?
===
I have created a foreign key (in mssql / tsql) by:
<pre>
<code>
alter table company add CountryID varchar(3);
alter table company add constraint Company_CountryID_FK foreign key(CountryID)
references Country;
</code>
</pre>
I then run this query:
<pre>
<code>
alter... | 0 | [
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Min-width in MSIE 6
===
What is the *definitive* way to mimic the CSS property min-width in Internet Explorer 6? Is it better not to try? | 0 | [
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What Does ActiveRecord::MultiparameterAssignmentErrors Mean?
===
I have a rails form with a datetime_select field. When I try to submit the form, I get the following exception:
ActiveRecord::MultiparameterAssignmentErrors in WidgetsController#update
1 error(s) on assignment of multiparameter attributes
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How to create a fast PHP library ?
===
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Best Java Obfuscation Application For Size Reduction
===
An important part of mobile development, especially when you are talking about mobile games, is dealing with the application size restrictions. Some devices enforce their own size limits, while all the carriers have their own size requirements for applications t... | 0 | [
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Debugging a stack overflow in .NET (I've checked the usual suspects, and have moved on to winDBG and co.)
===
So I have a nasty stack overflow I have been trying to track down / solve for the past 8 hours or so, and I'm at the point where i think i need advice.
The details:
Interestingly enough this code runs fi... | 0 | [
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===
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Does IBM WebSphere MQ support a 64 bit client on windows?
===
Title says it all :)
No, seriously, I'm porting a C++ 32 bit application to 64 bit on windows. The application is a client of IBM WebSphere MQ. It uses the MQ client API.
Now, as the port progresses, I'm trying to find a 64 bit client. So far, no luck... | 0 | [
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Which IDE is best for C++ ?
===
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How can I initialize Zend_Form_Element_Select with a config array?
===
I tried:
$form->addElement(
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array(
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WSDL Generator for C#
===
Does anyone know of a good tool to generate the WSDL for a service contract written in C# (i.e. set of methods that are tagged as "[OperationContract]" using WCF)? All the tools I've found work the other way around: create code stubs from a WSDL. I don't want to have to hand-jam a WSDL file... | 0 | [
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Create many constrained, random permutation of a list
===
I need to make a random list of permutations. The elements can be anything but assume that they are the integers 0 through x-1. I want to make y lists, each containing z elements. The rules are that no list may contain the same element twice and that over al... | 0 | [
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What is the best c complier for the Pic18 micro
===
Hi we are starting a new project based a microchip PIC18F252 What is the best 'c' complier to use ?
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How can I set a timeout against a BufferedReader based upon a URLConnection in Java?
===
**I want to read the contents of a URL but don't want to "hang" if the URL is unresponsive. I've created a BufferedReader using the URL...**
URL theURL = new URL(url);
URLConnection urlConn = theURL.openConnection();
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Can I generate a Flex web and Air desktop app from the same source code?
===
I'm new to Air. I've got an existing Flex 2 application which I'm considering bringing into Flexbuilder 3. My question is can I use the same base application (and source code) to make the Air version, or would I have to maintain to separate... | 0 | [
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Can I serve a ClickOnce application with Apache?
===
We're testing our ClickOnce deployed application internally on IIS (Internet Information Services), but we're wondering if we can deploy it to the wider internet using Apache on Linux so we can make use of our existing external website host.
If so, is there anyth... | 0 | [
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OSX Security Framework NameAndPassword sample application
===
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What are some good study resources for the Zend PHP certification?
===
I'm preparing to take the Zend PHP exam and want to find some resources for study materials. I already have php|Architect's Zend PHP 5 study guide, and of course there is the documentation at the PHP site itself.
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test attribute in JSTL <c:if> tag
===
I saw some code like the following in a JSP
<c:if test="<%=request.isUserInRole(RoleEnum.USER.getCode())%>">
<li>user</li>
</c:if>
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Maximizing an Emacs frame to just one monitor with elisp
===
I use [maxframe.el][1] to maximize my Emacs frames.
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Java: Reading an ASCII file with FileChannel and ByteArrays.
===
I have the following code:
String inputFile = "somefile.txt";
FileInputStream in = new FileInputStream(inputFile);
FileChannel ch = in.getChannel();
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What are some good OpenID libraries?
===
I was thinking about using OpenID for I site I am building and was wondering if any libraries or scripts exist for making OpenID easier to implement. (Why reinvent the wheel?)
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Add rss to any website!
===
Is there any website/service which will enable me to add RSS subscription to any website?
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Assembly names and versions
===
I am wondering what is considered as best practice when it comes to assemblies and releases. I would like to be able to reference multiple versions of the same library - solution contains multiple projects that depend on different versions of a commonutils.dll library we build ourselves... | 0 | [
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Practical Alternative for Windows Scheduled Tasks (small shop)
===
Greetings,
I work in a very small shop (2 people), and since I started a few months back we have been relying on Windows Scheduled tasks. Finally, I've decided I've had enough grief with some of its inabilities such as
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DateTimePicker: pick both date and time
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Classical ASP in IIS 6.0 not scaling
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The IIS 6.0 is serving my Classical ASP pages in a serial fashion (one at a time)
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Persisting Checkbox State Across Postbacks
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How to verify existence of a table with a given ID in a word doc in C# VSTO 3
===
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Counter inside xsl:for-each loop
===
How to get a counter inside xsl:for-each loop that would reflect the number of current element processed.
For example my source XML is
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<title>The Unbearable Lightness of Being </title>
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What is a y-combinator?
===
A y-combinator is a comp-sci concept from the "functional" side of things. Most programmers don't know much at all about them, if they've even heard about them.
What is a y-combinator?
How do they work?
What are they good for?
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What is the difference between Views and Materialized Views in Oracle?
===
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Your attitude to Haml?
===
I'm considering [Haml][1] as a templating engine to use with PHP (via [phammable][2]).
Do you know any potential drawbacks to using it? Googling seems to glorify it too much, all that markup haiku thing.
[1]: http://haml.hamptoncatlin.com/
[2]: http://phammable.org | 0 | [
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Baseline snaplines in custom Winforms controls
===
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How do you detect dialup, broadband or wireless Internet connections in C++ for Windows?
===
I have an installation program (just a regular C++ MFC program, not Windows Installer based) that needs to set some registry values based on the type of Internet connection: broadband, dialup, and/or wireless. Right now this ... | 0 | [
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How to encode the filename parameter of Content-Disposition header in HTTP?
===
Web applications that want to force a resource to be _downloaded_ rather than directly _rendered_ in a Web browser issue a `Content-Disposition` header in the HTTP response of the form:
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For example, if I declare a long variable, can I assume it will always be aligned on a "sizeof(long)" boundary? Microsoft Visual C++ online help says so, but is it standard behavior? | 0 | [
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===
is it possible to create java application that will
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Accessing a resource file from a filesystem plugin on SymbianOS
===
I cannot use the Resource File API from within a file system plugin due to a PlatSec issue:
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===
In a asp.net web application, I want to write to a file. This function will first get data from the database, and then write out the flat file.
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Is FileStream lazy-loaded in .NET?
===
I have a question about using streams in .NET to load files from disk. I am trying to pinpoint a performance problem and want to be sure it's where I think it is.
Dim provider1 As New MD5CryptoServiceProvider
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===
I have been an Eclipse user for several years and I have recently switched to IDEA's Intellij. A feature in Eclipse that I really miss is how you can auto-complete method parameters with currently in-scope variables. As long as my variables were name... | 0 | [
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Do you generate code? If so, what do you use and what do you generate?
===
I've used MyGeneration, and I love it for generating code that uses Data Access Applicaiton Blocks from Microsoft for my Data Access Layer, and keeping my database concepts in sync with the domain I am modeling. Although, it took a steeper th... | 0 | [
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What are some good, useful, applications created using C# / .net ?
===
I know that there are two obvious answers: **sharpDevelop** and **Paint.net**. But I was thinking the other day, what else is out there? What are some good, useful, applications created using C# / .net ? | 4 | [
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float divs
===
I have a list with two `<div>`s in every `<li>` and I want to float them one next to the other and I want the `<li>` to take the whole availabe space. How do I do it?
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CakePHP View including other views
===
I have a CakePHP application that in some moment will show a view with product media (pictures or videos) I want to know if, there is someway to include another view that threats the video or threats the pictures, depending on a flag. I want to use those "small views" to several ... | 0 | [
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How do download accelarators work?
===
We require all requests for downloads to have a valid login (non-http) and we generate transaction tickets for each download. If you were to go to one of the download links and attempt to "replay" the transaction, we use HTTP codes to forward you to get a new transaction ticket. ... | 0 | [
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I've got a stored procedure in my database, that looks like this
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Is there a .NET/C# wrapper for SQLite?
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Stripping Invalid XML characters in Java
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I have an XML file that's the output from a database. I'm using the Java SAX parser to parse the XML and output it in a different format. The XML contains some invalid characters and the parser is throwing errors like 'Invalid Unicode character (0x5)'
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Any Yahoo YUI validation framework that I can implement in asp.net MVC?
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Has anyone seen a Yahoo YUI validation framework that I could implement into asp.net MVC? I've seen a jQuery one but I want to work wit YUI. | 0 | [
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Is there a 7-zip commandline switch that prevents the filenames from echoing to the screen as they are added to the archive? | 0 | [
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Which Javascript engine would you Embed in an application?
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Just to make it clear, I'm not interested in DOM scripting or writing Javascript in a browser. What I want to do is embed Javascript in a hobby game engine of mine. Now that we have the 5th generation of Javascript engines out (all blazing fast) I'm curiou... | 0 | [
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What is the .NET equivalent of php var_dump?
===
I remember seeing a while ago that there is some method in maybe the Reflection namespace that would recursively run ToString() on all of an object's properties and format it nicely for display.
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How do I visualise clusters of users?
===
I have an application in which users interact with each-other. I want to visualize these interactions so that I can determine whether clusters of users exist (within which interactions are more frequent).
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How to disable browser postback warning dialog
===
I have an asp.net application that runs exclusively on IE7 (internal web site).
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What's the easiest non-memory intensive way to output XML from Python?
===
Basically, something similar to System.Xml.XmlWriter - A streaming XML Writer that doesn't incur much of a memory overhead. So that rules out xml.dom and xml.dom.minidom. Suggestions? | 0 | [
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Windows Form with Resizing Frame and no Title Bar?
===
How can I hide the title bar from a Windows Form but still have a Resizing Frame? | 0 | [
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UML aggregation when interfaces are used
===
**How do I represent an aggregation relation between two classes in UML, such that each class has a link to the other class's interface, not the implementing class?**
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How can I use the JDT in eclipse to import classes?
===
I want to do the following imports in a class
import org.eclipse.jdt.core.dom.*;
import org.eclipse.jdt.core.compiler.CharOperation;
import org.eclipse.jdt.core.compiler.IProblem;
import org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ClassFile;
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Get Accordian Selected Index in ASP.Net C#
===
Im working on an ASP.Net app with c#. I am stuck on a problem with an accoridian.
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Most common bitwise operations
===
For the life of me, i can't remember how to set, delete, toggle or test a bit in a bitfield. Either i'm unsure or i mix them up because i rarely need these. So a "bit-cheat-sheet" would be nice to have.
For example:
flags = flags | bit4; // set bit 4
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