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Static Analysis tool recommendation for Java?
===
Being vaguely familiar with the Java world I was googling for a static analysis tool that would also was intelligent enough to fix the issues it finds. I ran at CodePro tool but, again, I'm new to the Java community and don't know the vendors.
What tool can you rec... | 0 | [
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Good explanation of "Combinators" (For non mathematicians)
===
Anyone got agood explanation of "combinators" (Y-combinators etc. and NOT the company)
I'm looking for one for the practical programmer who understands recursion and higher-order functions, but doesn't have a strong theory or math background. | 0 | [
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How to force Maven2 to copy dependencies into target/lib
===
How do I get my project's runtime dependencies copied into the target/lib folder?
As it is right now, after 'mvn clean install' the target folder contains only my project's jar, but none of the runtime depencies.
Thanks,
Michael | 0 | [
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How do I determine darker or lighter color variant of a given color?
===
Given a source color of any hue by the system or user, I'd like a simple algorithm I can use to work out a lighter or darker variants of the selected color. Similar to effects used on Windows Live Messenger for styling the user interface.
Lang... | 0 | [
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Hosting your site with your domain registrar
===
I have heard that hosting your website with the same company that you have registered your domain with is a bad idea. Is this correct and why is this so? | 4 | [
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How can I get word wrap to work in Eclipse PDT for PHP files?
===
Programming PHP in Eclipse PDT is predominately a joy: code completion, templates, method jumping, etc.
However, one thing that drives me crazy is that I can't get my lines in PHP files to word wrap so on long lines I'm typing out indefinitely to the... | 0 | [
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Visual Studio 2005 says I don't have permission to debug?
===
I am new to visual studio/asp.net so please bear with me. Using vs 2005 and asp.net 3.5. I have vs installed on the production server. If I set the start option for the site to "use default web server" when I go to debug my website vs tries to open the s... | 0 | [
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Game UI HUD
===
What are some good tools and techniques for making in game UI? I'm looking for things that help artists-types create and animate game HUD (heads up display) UI and can be added to the game engine for real time playback. | 0 | [
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Absolute position, can someone explain this
===
Here is a snippet of CSS that I need explained:
#section {
background: url(/blah.png);
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 50%;
margin-left: -445px;
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Auto-indent spaces with C in vim?
===
I've been somewhat spoiled using Eclipse and java. I started using vim to do C coding in a linux environment, is there a way to have vim automatically do the proper spacing for blocks?
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Using an ASP.NET SiteMap for a Page with multiple paths
===
I have a certain page (we'll call it MyPage) that can be accessed from three different pages. In the Web.sitemap file, I tried to stuff the XML for this page under the three separate nodes like this:
< Page 1 ><br>
< MyPage / ><br>
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Using PostSharp to intercept calls to Silverlight objects?
===
I'm working with PostSharp to intercept method calls to objects I don't own, but my aspect code doesn't appear to be getting called. The documentation seems pretty lax in the Silverlight area, so I'd appreciate any help you guys can offer :)
I have an a... | 0 | [
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OSCache vs. EHCache
===
Never used a cahce like this before. The problem is that I want to load 500,000 + records out of a db and do some selecting/filtering wicked fast.
Thinking about doing a cahce, and preliminarily found these two, any opinions?
Thanks | 0 | [
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Algorithm for hit test in non-overlapping rectangles
===
<p>I have a collection of non-overlapping rectangles that cover an enclosing rectangle. What is the best way to find the containing rectangle for a mouse click?</p>
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Forced Alpha-Numeric User IDs
===
I am a programmer at a financial institute. I have recently been told to enforce that all new user id's to have at least one alpha and one numeric. I immediately thought that this was a horrible idea and I would rather not implement it, as I believe this is an anti-feature and of po... | 0 | [
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What is the best tool to convert common video formats to FLV on a Linux CLI
===
Part of a new product I have been assigned to work on involves server-side conversion of the 'common' video formats to something that Flash can play.
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How can I fix this delphi 7 compile error - "Duplicate resource(s)"
===
I'm trying to compile a Delphi 7 project that I've inherited, and I'm getting this error:
[Error] WARNING. Duplicate resource(s):
[Error] Type 2 (BITMAP), ID EDIT:
[Error] File C:\[path shortened]\common\CRGrid.res resource... | 0 | [
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Do you disable SELinux?
===
I want to know if people here typically disable SELinux on installations where it is on by default? If so can you explain why, what kind of system it was, etc? | 4 | [
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WAS hosting vs. Windows Service hosting
===
I'm working on a project using Windows 2008, .NET 3.5 and WCF for some internal services and the question of how to host the services has arisen.
Since we're using Windows 2008 I was thinking it'd be good to take advantage of Windows Process Activation Service (WAS) altho... | 0 | [
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Windows Server 2003 NLB drainstop notification on stop
===
How would I drainstop one of the nodes in a MS NLB via command line and then get notified of its completion?
If there's no way to callback, is there an easy way to poll? | 0 | [
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How to send mail from ASP.NET with IIS6 SMTP in a dedicated server?
===
I'm trying to configure a dedicated server that runs ASP.NET to send mail through the local IIS SMTP server but mail is getting stuck in the Queue folder and doesn't get delivered.
I'm using this code in an .aspx page to test:
<%@ Page L... | 0 | [
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Version control on a 2GB USB drive
===
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===
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Is there an XML Query interface to existing XML files?
===
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Properly scoped transactions in Stored Procs
===
Suppose I have a stored procedure that manages its own transaction
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Get position data from mobile browser
===
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RM -rf equivalent for Windows?
===
I need a way to recursively delete a folder and its children, is there a prebuilt tool for this, or do I need to write one?
DEL /S doesn't delete directories.
DELTREE was removed from Windows 2000+
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ASP.Net application cannot Login to SQL Server Database when deployed to Web Server
===
I am having a problem with deploying a ASP.NET V2 web application to our deployment environment and am having trouble with the sql server setup .
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Quick and Dirty Usability testing tips?
===
What are your best usability testing tips?
I need quick & cheap.
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Asterisk AGI framework for IVR; Adhearsion alternative?
===
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Codegear RAD Studio help system is corrupted
===
I've been using **Codegear RAD Studio** for a over a year now but since the **"May08 Help Update"** the help system no longer works. If I open the help the contents pane is entirely blank. If I hit F1 I get the following error: **"Unable to interpret the specified Hx... | 0 | [
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A poorly-written back-end system we interface with is having trouble with handling the load we're producing. While they fix their load problems, we're trying to reduce any additional load we're generating, one of which is that the back-end system continues to try and serv... | 0 | [
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===
Having programmed through emacs and vi for years and years at this point, I have heard that using an IDE is a very good way of becoming more efficient.
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How to secure database passwords in PHP?
===
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Switch vs if-else
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What's the best practice for switch vs if for a 30 unsigned enumerations where about 10 the have an expected action (that presently is the same action). Performance and space need to be considered but are not critical. I've abstracted the snippet so don't hate me for the naming conventions :p
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How can I get that huge security icon on my secure site?
===
If I go to www.paypal.com, Firefox displays a huge icon in the location bar. Is it possible to get my web site to do this without paying $2700 to Verisign? Where is the best place to buy SSL certificates and not break the bank? | 0 | [
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Wrap a delegate in an IEqualityComparer
===
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Should I make my projects open source - publicly available?
===
I have several personal projects.<br>
Like every developer, I get new ideas every day.<br>
Often, I start my own projects, which I get to deferent levels of completion.<br>
<br>
Too often, I face the question of making them public, exposing other deve... | 4 | [
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What is the simplest way to interact between a SAP OMS and Websphere Commerce??
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Which EJB 3 persisent provider should I use?
===
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- Hibernate
- KODO
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===
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x509 certificate considered invalid by unkown reason
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I have a given cerificate installed on my server. That certificate has valid dates, and seems perfecly valid in the Windows certificates MMC snap-in.
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Can eclipse extract a second class in class file to its own file
===
I often refactor code first by creating an inner class inside the class I'm working on--When I'm done, I move the entire thing into a new class file. This makes refactoring code into the new class extremely easy because A) I'm only dealing with a si... | 0 | [
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How do I parse a PHP serialized datastructure in Java?
===
I have a system that combines the best and worst of Java and PHP. I am trying to migrate a component that was once written in PHP into a Java One.
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SQL Server: Is SELECTing a literal value faster than SELECTing a field?
===
I've seen some people use `EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM ...)` rather than `EXISTS (SELECT id FROM ...)` as an optimization--rather than looking up and returning a value, SQL Server can simply return the literal it was given.
Is SELECT(1) always fa... | 0 | [
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VS2005: Limit the Heap size
===
Is the a VS2005 C++ compiler flag like the Xmx???M java flag so I can limit the heap size of my application running on Windows.
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Automated Apache Server Maintenance Page
===
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Why does Javascript getYear() return 108?
===
Why does this javascript return 108 instead of 2008? it gets the day and month correct but not the year?
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year = 108? | 0 | [
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Accessing Domain Cookies within an iFrame on Internet Explorer
===
My domain (let's call it www.foo.com) creates a cookie.
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===
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How do I use Django templates without the rest of Django?
===
I want to use the Django template engine in my (Python) code, but I'm not building a Django-based web site. How do I use it without having a settings.py file (and others) and having to set the DJANGO\_SETTINGS\_MODULE environment variable?
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What's the best hashing algorithm to use on a stl string when using hash_map?
===
I've found the standard hashing function on VS2005 is painfully slow when trying to achieve high performance look ups. What are some good examples of fast and efficient hashing algorithms that should void most collisions? | 0 | [
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How to get runonce to run, without having to have an adminstrator login.
===
Is there any way to force an update of software using RunOnce, without having an administrator log in, if there is a service running as Adminstrator running in the background? | 0 | [
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What is best resource for learning the .NET Framework thoroughly?
===
I have been finding recently that when I try to solve certain programming problems by writing new code that I am reinventing the wheel because the .NET Framework already provides a solution. I am looking for a good book or other resource to help me... | 0 | [
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NDepend CQL Count Query
===
I want to get query a table of public methods of a specific class and a count of each methods usage in NDepend CQL. Currently query looks like this:
> SELECT METHODS FROM TYPES
> "AE.DataAccess.DBHelper" WHERE
> IsPublic
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Firing UI control events from a Unit Test
===
As somewhat of a TDD noob, I am trying to write a test that assumes a property has had its value changed on a PropertyGrid (C#, WinForms, .NET 3.5).
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What Cross-Browser Javascript Libraries Are Out There?
===
I'm gearing up to do some AJAX style client side Javascript in the near future and I've heard rave reviews of JQuery when it comes to this realm. What I'm wondering is:
- **What are all the cross browser Javascript libraries out there?**
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How do you go about validating check boxes in ASP.NET MVC?
===
I am wondering what methods people are using for validating check boxes in ASP.NET MVC (both client and server side).
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What is your favorite hot-key in Eclipse?
===
I've been using Visual Studio with Re-Sharper for the past few years and have recently taken a gig at a Java shop where we use Eclipse. Googling for Eclipse hotkeys has returned a bunch of 'Top 10 Hot-Key' posts, but that's about it.
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How to list directory content of remote FTP, recursively
===
After downloading files from a remote UNIX FTP server, you want to verify that you have downloaded all the files correctly. Minimal you will get information similar to "dir /s" command in Windows command prompt. The FTP client runs on Windows. | 0 | [
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===
Any other tweaks for making emacs as vim-like as possible would be appreciated as well. | 0 | [
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MIPS Assembly Pointer to a Pointer?
===
I think I know how to handle this case, but I just want to make sure I have it right. Say you have the following C code:
int myInt = 3;
int* myPointer = &myInt;
int** mySecondPointer = myPointer;
P contains an address that points to a place in memory which ha... | 0 | [
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Why is printf("%d %d", ++n, n) not working?
===
Here is a test case:
<pre><code>
void foo(int i, int j)
{
printf("%d %d", i, j);
}
...
test = 0;
foo(test++, test);
</code></pre>
I would expect to get a "0 1" output, but I get "0 0"
What gives??
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What is your single favorite Python templating engine?
===
Name your single favorite Python templating engine (and describe why it's your favorite). | 4 | [
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paid discussing with a prospective client ?
===
Do you charge for the first conversation (consultation) you have with a client ?
I feel that every time I talk to prospective clients I give them valuable information that will help them even if they don't ask me to program their website for them.
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What's the difference between a "script" and an "application"?
===
I'm referring to distinctions such as in [this answer](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17231/why-shouldnt-i-bet-the-future-of-the-company-on-shell-scripts#92305). As programmer who's worked in many languages, this seems to be C, Java and other comp... | 0 | [
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Is it possible to integrate SSRS reports with webforms
===
Is it possible to integrate SSRS reports to the webforms..an example will be enough to keep me moving. | 0 | [
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===
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===
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===
We have to create a web application for a school project and I'm wondering what best
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===
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===
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emulate unix 'cut' using standard windows command line/batch commands
===
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Java .properties file equivalent for Ruby?
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I need to store some simple properties in a file and access them from Ruby.
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Does such a procedure exist in a Scheme standard and if yes, how is it called?
===
I looked for the name of a procedure, which applies a tree structure of procedures to a tree structure of data, yielding a tree structure of results - all three trees having the same structure.
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Should the choice of programming language be a team decision or a management one?
===
I just had a discussion with an employee of mine about the department programming language standard. He felt that the choice of the programming language should reside with the project team. I feel that management should have the over... | 0 | [
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How do I examine the configuration of a remote git repository?
===
I've got a git-svn clone of an svn repo, and I want to encourage my colleagues to look at git as an option. The problem is that cloning the repo out of svn takes 3 days, but cloning from my git instance takes 10 minutes.
I've got a script that will ... | 0 | [
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How to Refactor to Generics from Class that Inherits from CollectionBase?
===
I am working on an application that is about 250,000 lines of code. I'm currently the only developer working on this application that was originally built in .NET 1.1. Pervasive throughout is a class that inherits from CollectionBase. All... | 0 | [
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Computer Vision Reference?
===
Looking for some recommendations for solid computer vision & image processing fundamentals, including camera models, perspective projection, edge detection, corner detection, and the like | 4 | [
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How to convert an address to a lat/lon?
===
How would I go about converting an address or city to a lat/lon? Are there commercial outfits I can "rent" this service from? This would be used in a commercial desktop application on a Windows PC with fulltime internet access.
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OpenGL: texture and plain color respond differently to ambient light?
===
This is a rather old problem I've had with an OpenGL application.
I have a rather complex model, some polygons in it are untextured and colored using a plain color with glColor() and others are textured. Some of the texture is the same color ... | 0 | [
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What is the optimal VSTF source structure? Are there any best practices?
===
There are a number of other questions related to this topic:
1. [Whats a good standard code layout for a php application][1]
2. [How to structure a java application, in other words: where do I put my classes?][2]
3. [Recommended Sourc... | 0 | [
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Why is there no main() function in vxWorks?
===
When using vxWorks as a development platform, we can't write our application with the standard main() function. Why can't we have a main function? | 0 | [
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Problems with sound on a Series 60 Nokia using J2ME and Netbeans 6.1
===
Currently, I have some basic code to play a simple tone whenever a button is pressed in the command item menu.
Using: `Manager.playTone(note, duration, volume);`
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Max value of int in ChucK
===
What is the maximum value of an int in ChucK? Is there a symbolic constant for it?
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How to insert characters to a file using C#
===
I have a huge file, where I have to insert certain characters at a specific location. What is the easiest way to do that in C# without rewriting the whole file again. | 0 | [
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What is the proper way to do a Subversion merge in Eclipse?
===
I'm pretty used to how to do CVS merges in Eclipse, and I'm otherwise happy with the way that both Subclipse and Subversive work with the SVN repository, but I'm not quite sure how to do merges properly.
When I do a merge, it seems to want to stick th... | 0 | [
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How do I obtain equipment serial numbers programmatically?
===
I need to run an equipment audit and to do that I need to obtain the Windows PC, monitor etc. serial numbers.
So I faced with going to each PC and manually writing down the numbers.
Is there a way I can get this programmatically so each user can run ... | 0 | [
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How to parse hex values into a uint?
===
uint color;
bool parsedhex = uint.TryParse(TextBox1.Text, out color);
//where Text is of the form 0xFF0000
if(parsedhex)
//...
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===
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Restrict Apache to only allow access using SSL for some directories
===
I have an Apache 2.2 server with an SSL certificate hosting several services that should be only access using SSL.
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Best AutoHotKey macros?
===
I use AutoHotKey for Windows macros. Most commonly I use it to define hotkeys that start/focus particular apps, and one to send an instant email message into my ToDo list. I also have an emergency one that kills all of my big memory-hogging apps (Outlook, Firefox, etc).
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Favorite Visual Studio keyboard shortcuts
===
What is your favorite Visual Studio keyboard shortcut? I'm always up for leaving my hands on the keyboard and away from the mouse! One per answer please. | 0 | [
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