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Spastic Error List in VS 2008 while in large Aspx Files
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Generating a list of dependencies in Matlab
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I'm using Eclipse PHP Development Tools, which would be the easiest way to access a file or maybe create a remote project trough FTP and maybe SSH and SFTP?.
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In Perl, how do I create a hash whose keys come from a given array?
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Let's say I have an array, and I know I'm going to be doing a lot of "Does the array contain X?" checks. The efficient way to do this is to turn that array into a hash, where the keys are the array's elements, and then you can just say <pre>if($ha... | 0 | [
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Replace a character with a string in LaTeX
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I'm looking for a way to do a substring replace on a string in LaTeX. What I'd like to do is build a command that I can call like this:
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I have a Windows Workflow application that uses classes I've written for COM automation. I'm opening Word and Excel from my classes using COM.
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What was the most refreshing idea which benefitted you in your programming career?
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I think mine would be the ["Getting Real"][1] concept by [37Signals.com][2]
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How to determine internal name of table-valued variable in MS SQL Server 2005
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The name of a temporary table such as #t1 can be determined using
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WHERE [Object_ID] = object_id('tempDB.dbo.#t1')
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How to find Commit Charge programmatically?
===
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Is there any place a developer can go besides Google to learn what it is they need to learn?
===
I'm not really asking about how programmers learn how to program. More about specific technologies. If I wanted to learn Hibernate, how do I know what I should know prior to Hibernate? Should I learn JPA before, during ... | 0 | [
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Javascript, check to see if a variable is an object
===
I am wanting to see if a certain object has been loaded, if not, i want to load it like this:
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===
I'm writing a report view of an audit trail, and I need display this in a .jsp. What's the "best" way to get the data from the database to the screen?
We're using Spring for dependency injection, Data Access Objects, and Hibernate.
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What is a variable's linkage and storage specifier?
===
When someone talks about a variables storage class specifier, what are they talking about?
They also often talk about variable linkage in the same context, what is that?
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===
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Client View of Everyone Looking at a Webpage
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First let me say that I really feel directionless on this question. I am using windows integrated security, and I can use vb.net to look up information about a user from AD. I also have other information about users I can look up from a MS SQL 2005 server by getting the... | 0 | [
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Find a private field with Reflection?
===
Given this class
class Foo
{
// Want to find _bar with reflection
[SomeAttribute]
private string _bar;
public string BigBar
{
get { return this._bar; }
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I want to find the private i... | 0 | [
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How can I detect if my process is running UAC-elevated or not?
===
My Vista application needs to know whether the user has launched it "as administrator" (elevated) or as a standard user (non-elevated). How can I detect that at run time? | 0 | [
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Are delegates not just shorthand interfaces?
===
Suppose we have:
interface Foo
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bool Func(int x);
}
class Bar: Foo
{
bool Func(int x)
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return (x>0);
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class Baz: Foo
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FindNextFile fails on 64-bit Windows?
===
using C++Builder 2007, the FindFirstFile and FindNextFile functions doesn't seem to be able to find some files on 64-bit versions of Vista and XP. My test application is 32-bit.
If I use them to iterate through the folder C:\Windows\System32\Drivers they only find a handful... | 0 | [
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How do you list all the primary keys of a table in SQL Server?
===
Simple question, how do you list all the primary keys of a table with T-SQL? I know how to get indexes on a table, but can't remember PK's. | 0 | [
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Do access modifiers affect reflection also?
===
I always believe they did, but seeing some answers here make me doubt...
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How to insert multiple records and get the identity value?
===
I'm inserting multiple records into a table A from another table B. Is there a way to get the identity value of table A record and update table b record with out doing a cursor?
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Multiple relations to the same model in Rails
===
Let's say I have two models, Classes and People. A Class might have one or two People as instructors, and twenty people as students. So, I need to have multiple relationships between the models -- one where it's 1->M for instructors, and one where it's 1->M for student... | 0 | [
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What is the easier way to know if a type param implements an interface in c# 2.0?
===
For example, given a type param method i'm looking for something like the part in bold
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Get URL of ASP.Net Page in code-behind
===
I have an ASP.Net page that will be hosted on a couple different servers, and I want to get the URL of the page (or even better: the site where the page is hosted) as a string for use in the code-behind. Any ideas? | 0 | [
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Flex best practices ?
===
I have the feeling that is easy to find samples, tutorials and simple examples on Flex.<br>
It seems harder to find tips and good practices based on real-life projects.<br>
Any tips on how to :
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UI design alternatives with Groovy/JRuby/Jython or other JVM languages ?
===
For a developer in the Java eco-system, there is a handful of choices when it comes to UI design. The best known are:
* Swing (preferred when used with Netbeans and its GUI builder)
* Eclipse's SWT (mostly preferred for Eclipse plug-ins... | 0 | [
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What's safecall?
===
I'm working on the creation of an ActiveX EXE using VB6, and the only example I got is all written in Delphi.
Reading the example code, I noticed there are some functions whose signatures are followed by the *safecall* keyword. Here's an example:
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Best file comparison tool
===
I've been using Subversion for a while now. I love it. And the feature I use the most is diff. But sometimes it is really frustrating when your comparison windows is filled with changes like: block inserted here, block deleted here. Just because you moved some methods around in your last ... | 4 | [
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Is is possible to convert C# double[,,] array to double[] without making a copy
===
I have huge 3D arrays of numbers in my .NET application. I need to convert them to a 1D array to pass it to a COM library. Is there a way to convert the array without making a copy of all the data?
I can do the conversion like this,... | 0 | [
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What are the relative advantages of XMLEncoder and XStream?
===
Suppose I want to store many small configuration objects in XML, and I don't care too much about the format. The [XMLDecoder](http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/beans/XMLDecoder.html) class built into the JDK would work, and from what I hear, [X... | 0 | [
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Automated Unit Testing with JavaScript
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I'm trying to incorporate some JavaScript unit testing into my automated build process. Currently JSUnit works well with JUnit, but it seems to be abandonware and lacks good support for AJAX, debugging, and timeouts.
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I'm working with an mpeg stream that uses a IBBP... GOP sequence. The (DTS,PTS) values returned for the first 4 AVPackets are as follows: I=(0,3) B=(1,1) B=(2,2) P=(3,6)
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Desperate networking question: Unix commands like ping, ssh, work fine but socket-based programs are failing in connect
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I have uncovered another problem in the effort that we are making to port several hundreds of ksh scripts from AIX, Solaris and HPUX to Linux. See [here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/74372/how-to-overco... | 0 | [
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DIVs vs. TABLEs a rebuttal please
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There are lots of people out there asking "why shouldn't we use tables for structuring our HTML" and while a lot of answers come in, I rarely see anyone being converted to the world of semantics. That said, I've yet to see any convincing rebuttals to support the rationale for why ... | 0 | [
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OLEDBConnection.Open() generates 'Unspecified error'
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How to click a button on an ASP.NET web page programmatically?
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I am trying to figure out how to click a button on a web page programmatically.
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chapters in videos for the iPhone
===
Is it possible to use chapters in videos for the iPhone in an application?
For example:
I have a 3 minutes video to play. I have chapter 1 starting at 0s, chapter 2 at 50s, chapter 3 at 95s.
Can I start plating the video at 50s (chapter 2) until the end? Can I make it play ... | 0 | [
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Web Dev - Where to store state of a shopping-cart-like object?
===
You're building a web application. You need to store the state for a _shopping cart like_ object during a user's session.
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* This is not exactly a shopping cart, but more like an itinerary that the user is building... but we'll use th... | 0 | [
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Partial site SSL using asp.net login control
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Is there any WYSIWYG html editing tool or component that allows Format Copying from a paragraph to another?
===
I believe the question says it all ... (I'll update if needed) | 0 | [
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When are C++ macro's benificial?
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The C preprocessor is justifiably feared and shunned by the C++ community. In-lined functions, consts and templates are usually a safer and superior alternative to `#define`.`
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How to determine size in bytes of a result set from LINQ to SQL
===
When writing manual SQL its pretty easy to estimate the size and shape of data returned by a query. I'm increasingly finding it hard to do this with LINQ to SQL queries. Sometimes I find WAY more data than I was expecting - which can really slow down ... | 0 | [
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.NET Compact Framework Printing libraries
===
Can anyone point to libraries that can be used for Printing from Compact .Net Framework 1.0?
Criteria:
1. I need to be able to print Text and Bar codes.
2. The library should preferably be upgradable to .Net 2.0 or above with minimal disruption.
3. Can be eith... | 0 | [
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Well developed web site architecture using linq to sql?
===
Anybody found yet a good web site architecture using linq to sql? Any help will be very helpful! | 0 | [
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Why would I use 2's complement to compare two doubles instead of comparing their differences against an epsilon value?
===
Referenced [here][1] and [here][2]...Why would I use two's complement over an epsilon method? It seems like the epsilon method would be good enough for most cases.
[1]: http://stackoverflo... | 0 | [
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What is the best place to store a configuration file in a java web application (war) ?
===
I create a web application (war) and deploy it on Tomcat. In the webapp there is a page with a form where an administrator can enter some configuration data. I don't want to store this data in an DBMS, but just in an xml file on... | 0 | [
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How do I append to an alist in scheme?
===
Adding an element to the head of an alist (Associative list) is simple enough:
> (cons '(ding . 53) '((foo . 42) (bar . 27)))
((ding . 53) (foo . 42) (bar . 27))
Appending to the tail of an alist is a bit trickier though. After some experimenting, I produced th... | 0 | [
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Can I create a Visual Studio macro to launch a specific project in the debugger?
===
My project has both client and server components in the same solution file. I usually have the debugger set to start them together when debugging, but it's often the case where I start the server up outside of the debugger so I can ... | 0 | [
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Batch file to copy files from one directory to another.
===
I have two code base's of an application. I need to copy all the files in all the directories with .java from the newer code base, to the older (so I can commit it to svn).
How can I write a batch files to do this? | 0 | [
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What is a better way to create a game loop on the iPhone other than using NSTimer?
===
I am programming a game on the iPhone. I am currently using NSTimer to trigger my game update/render. The problem with this is that (after profiling) I appear to lose a lot of time between updates/renders and this seems to be most... | 0 | [
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Temporarily load SSL Client Key for Client Authentication in C#
===
I am using the WebBrowser control to add a WebInterface to C# app. My desire is to verify that only such app is able to connect to our Web server using SSL client certificates.
My idea was to embed the client certificate in the app and just use whe... | 0 | [
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Visual Studio: Detecting unneeded Assemblies
===
On larger and/or long running projects, I tend to reference many assemblies and namespaces, and often I end up removing some functionality later on or moving it into a different project.
I just wonder, is there a way to check every project (heck, every .cs file) in m... | 0 | [
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In C++ I Cannot Grasp Pointers and Classes
===
I'm fresh out of college and have been working in C++ for some time now. I understand all the basics of C++ and use them, but I'm having a hard time grasping more advanced topics like pointers and classes. I've read some books and tutorials and I understand the examples... | 0 | [
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What are the REAL best practices to manage a small dev team?
===
I´m starting a small business that will handle code from some companies (the famous outsourcing business). Right now, I´ve studied a little of ITIL and PMBOK, within it i found lots of details and practices about project management, but I´m afraid in tak... | 4 | [
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Naming Convensions for Unit Tests
===
What are the common/popular naming conventions for Unit Tests? For example:
----------
[MethodName_StateUnderTest_ExpectedBehavior]
Example:
Public void Sum_NegativeNumberAs1stParam_ExceptionThrown()
Public void Sum_NegativeNumberAs2ndParam_ExceptionThrow... | 4 | [
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How can I retore svn control if the .svn folder has been damaged
===
I've got a couple large checkouts where the .svn folder has become damaged so I'm getting and error, "Cleanup failed to process the following path.." And I can no longer commit or update files in that directory.
I'd just delete and do the checkout... | 0 | [
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How do you get the root namespace of an assembly?
===
Given an instance of System.Reflection.Assembly.
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Korn Shell code to send attachments with mailx and uuencode?
===
I need to attach a file with mailx but at the moment I'm not having a lot of success.
Here's my code:
subject="Something happened"
to="somebody@somewhere.com"
body="Attachment Test"
uuencode /path/to/somefile.csv | mailx -s "$sub... | 0 | [
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Best Approach For Configuring Multiple .Net Applications
===
We have a suite of interlinked .Net 3.5 applications. Some areweb sites, some are web services, and some are windows applications. Each app currently has its own configuration file (app.config or web.config), and currently there are some duplicate keys acros... | 0 | [
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Automatically verify my website's links are pointing to urls that exist?
===
Is there a tool to automatically search through my site and test all the links? I hate running across bad urls. | 4 | [
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Writing post data from one java servlet to another
===
I am trying to write a servlet that will send a XML file (xml formatted string) to another servlet via a POST.
(Non essential xml generating code replaced with "Hello there")
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sb.append("Hello there");
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Using Validation in WPF With Dependency Property and Style Triggers
===
I am trying to use Validation in WPF. I created a NotNullOrEmptyValidationRule as shown below:
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How To Tell What Files IE Thinks Are "nonsecure"?
===
We have a CMS system whose web interface gets served over HTTPS. This works beautifully for Firefox, but when we load it in IE6 or IE7, it complains that "This page contains both secure and nonsecure items."
I've loaded the page in Firefox and checked with Fireb... | 0 | [
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Deploying to multiple servers
===
I have to deploy my php/html/css/etc code to multiple servers and i am looking at my options for software that allows easy and secure deployment to multiple servers.
Also helps if it could be tied into my SVN.
Any suggestions? | 0 | [
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C++: Step 1: ExtractIconEx. Step 2: ??? Step 3: SetMenuItemBitmaps
===
I'm experimenting with adding icons to a shell extension. I have this code (sanitized for easy reading), which works:
InsertMenu(hmenu, index, MF_POPUP|MF_BYPOSITION, (UINT)hParentMenu, namestring);
The next step is this code:
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How do I split this string with jquery?
===
I have this string 'john smith~123 Street~Apt 4~New York~NY~12345'
Using jquery what is the fastest way to parse this into
var name = "john smith";
var street= "123 Street";
etc
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How can I tell how many SQL Connections I have open in a windows service?
===
I'm seeing some errors that would indicate a "connection leak". That is, connections that were not closed properly and the pool is running out. So, how do I go about instrumenting this to see exactly how many are open at a given time? | 0 | [
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How to read the value of a text input in a Flash SWF from a Flex App?
===
I have a Flex application, which loads a SWF from CS3. The loaded SWF contains a text input called "myText". I can see this in the SWFLoader.content with no problems, but I don't know what type I should be treating it as in my Flex App. I though... | 0 | [
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SQL Bulk import from CSV
===
I need to import a large CSV file into an SQL server. I'm using this :
BULK
INSERT CSVTest
FROM 'c:\csvfile.txt'
WITH
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GO
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What's the most current, good practice, and easiest way to use sessions in PHP?
===
Sessions in PHP seemed to have changed since the last time I used them, so I'm looking for a simple way of using sessions but at the same time for it to be relatively secure and a good common practice. | 0 | [
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How do you get the response from the Request object in MooTools?
===
Just in general, how do you access the response from the Request
object in MooTools? I've been looking at the documentation and the MooTorial, but
I can't seem to make any headway. Other Ajax stuff I've done with
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Javascript drawing library?
===
Any suggestion for a JS interactive drawing library? Just need to draw lines, polygons, texts of different colors. IE/Firefox/Opera/Safari compatible. | 0 | [
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Is there anything wrong with using constructor return values?
===
Suppose I have the following code:
class some_class{};
some_class some_function()
{
return some_class();
}
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Change ContextMenu Font Size in C#
===
Is it possible to change the font size used in a ContextMenu using the .NET Framework 3.5 and C# for a desktop application? It seems it's a system-wide setting, but I would like to change it only within my application. | 0 | [
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interacting with a CMutex without MFC
===
We have multiple MFC apps, which use CMutex( false, "blah" ), where "blah" allows the mutex to work across process boundaries.
One of these apps was re-written without MFC (using Qt instead). How can I simulate the CMutex using Win32 calls? (Qt's QMutex is not inter-proces... | 0 | [
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Is there an elegant way to instantiate a variable type with parameters?
===
This isn't legal:
public class MyBaseClass
{
public MyBaseClass() {}
public MyBaseClass(object arg) {}
}
public void ThisIsANoNo<T>() where T : MyBaseClass
{
T foo = new T("whoops!");
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Practical limit to length of SQL query (specifically MySQL)
===
Is it particularly bad to have a very, very large SQL query with lots of (potentially redundant) WHERE clauses?
For example, here's a query I've generated from my web application with everything turned off, which should be the largest possible query fo... | 0 | [
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Arial Font doesn't display properly in Mac
===
I have a flash movie with a dynamic text that supposedly is Arial, and in my windows machine it displays as Arial. But when I tried it in a Mac, it shows as something like Times New Roman.
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How do I Upgrade to Subversion 1.5 On CentOS 5?
===
My development server (CentOS 5) is running Subversion 1.4.2, and I wish to upgrade it to 1.5. I have read in various blogs and documents scattered around the web that this may be done by using RPMForge. I have followed the instructions found on [CentOS Wiki][1], i... | 0 | [
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Git - is it pull or rebase when working on branches with other people
===
So if I'm using branches that are remote (tracked) branches, and I want to get the lastest, I'm still unclear if I should be doing `git pull` or `git rebase`. I thought I had read that doing `git rebase` when working on a branch with other users... | 0 | [
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How to scroll only the right side of a table, listview, or datagrid?
===
Let's say I have data structures that're something like this:
Public Class AttendenceRecord
Public CourseDate As Date
Public StudentsInAttendence As Integer
End Class
Public Class Course
Public Name As Stri... | 0 | [
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How to prevent others from using my .Net assembly?
===
I have an assembly which should not be used by any application other than the designated executable. Please give me some instructions to do so.
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Problems with Visual Studio Express installation
===
I just installed 'Visual C# 2008 Express Edition' and 'Visual Web Developer 2008 Express Edition' on my Vista machine. Previously I have been running these in Win XP. When launching the software, starting a new project and trying to build it I get warnings like "The... | 0 | [
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Displaying the correct size in Windows' Add/Remove Programs
===
I have a need to manually setup the registry settings for an entry in Window's Add/Remove Programs (for XP and Vista). Everything works except for the displayed size.
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How can I make MS Access Query Parameters Optional?
===
I have a query that I would like to filter in different ways at different times. The way I have done this right now by placing parameters in the criteria field of the relevant query fields, however there are many cases in which I do not want to filter on a given... | 0 | [
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Tools To Help You Plan Projects / Features
===
What tools do you use to plan a project or a large feature set? I currently use a mix of Word for writing specs and Photoshop for mockups, but is there something more suited for developers? | 0 | [
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Organizing Extension Methods
===
How do you organize your Extension Methods? Say if I had extensions for the object class and string class I'm tempted to separate these extension methods into classes IE:
public class ObjectExtensions
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...
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public class StringExtensions
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Any suggestions for effectively testing AJAX enabled web pages using MSVS Tester Edition Tools?
===
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Embedding a dll to be used by another
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I've got a situation where I have a DLL I'm creating that uses another third party DLL, but I would prefer to be able to build the third party DLL into my DLL instead of having to keep them both together if possible.
This with is C# and .NET 3.5.
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What are the best books for Flex and Adobe AIR?
===
My team is about to build a new product and we are using Flex as the front end. There are other book posts on stackoverflow, but I couldn't find one that matched my needs.
My manager will be purchasing books for our team to use as a resource so...
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How do I sort a multidimensional array in php
===
I have CSV data loaded into a multidimensional array. In this way each "row" is a record and each "column" contains the same type of data. I am using the function below to load my CSV file.
<pre><code>
function f_parse_csv($file, $longest, $delimiter)
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Why is Visual Studio constantly crashing?!
===
Visual Studio randomly crashes when adding/removing references and projects.
Any thoughts why? Will installing Sp1 help?
Developing using:<br>
Visual Studio 2008 <br>
WinXp Terminal Service -> Win2k3 Sp2 (64bit)<br>
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===
My team is about to build a new product and we are using Spring and Spring MVC. There are other book posts on stackoverflow, but I couldn't find one that matched my needs.
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