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How do I escape the wildcard/asterisk character in bash?
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eg.
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I'm obviously doing something stupid.
How do I get the output "... | 0 | [
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Formatting data in a Fitnesse RowFixture
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===
The server.xml which controls the startup of Apache Tomcat's servlet container contains a debug attribute for nearly every major component. The debug attribute is more or less verbose depending upon the number you give it, zero being least and 99 ... | 0 | [
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With previous versions of flash, entering the full screen mode increased the height and width of the stage to the dimensions of the screen. Now that hardware scaling has arrived, the height and width are set to the dimensions of the video ... | 0 | [
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Clock drift on Windows
===
Our servers use the Windows Time Service to stay in sync with domain controllers, which uses NTP under the hood. However, between NTP syncs, the clocks can drift from the true time quite dramatically, particularly when the CPUs are working hard. Are there any techniques we can use to keep th... | 0 | [
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Farseer Physics Tutorials, Help files
===
Is there a tutotial or help file, suitable for a beginner c# programmer to use. | 0 | [
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Adversarial/Naive Pairing with TDD: How effective is it?
===
A friend of mine was explaining how they do ping-pong pairing with TDD at his workplace and he said that they take an "adversarial" approach. That is, when the test writing person hands the keyboard over to the implementer, the implementer tries to do the ba... | 0 | [
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===
Preferably free tools if possible.
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Hidden Features of VB.Net
===
I have learned quite a bit browsing through [Hidden Features of C#][1] and was surprised when I couldn't find something similar for VB.Net.
So what are some of its hidden or lesser known features?
[1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9033/hidden-features-of-c | 0 | [
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WordPress XMLRPC: Expat reports error code 5
===
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===
It should also support SSH2 and public key auth for starters. | 0 | [
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SVN mark major version
===
Sorry, I'm new to SVN and I looked around a little for this. How do you mark a major version in SVN, kind of like set up a restore point. Right now I just setup my server and added all my files- I've been intermittently committing different changes. When I have something in a stable state is... | 0 | [
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What causes the error "The "ResolveManifestFiles" task failed unexpectedly. Illegal characters in path.
===
The "ResolveManifestFiles" task failed unexpectedly.
System.ArgumentException: Illegal characters in path.
at System.Security.Permissions.FileIOPermission.HasIllegalCharacters(String[] str)
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Understanding the behaviour of inject used with a lambda in Ruby
===
I often plug pre-configured lambdas into enumerable methods like 'map', 'select' etc.
but the behavior of 'inject' seems to be different.
e.g. with
mult4 = lambda {|item| item * 4 }
then
(5..10).map &mult4
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Method that returns the line number for a given JTextPane position?
===
I'm looking for a method that computes the line number of a given text position in a JTextPane with wrapping enabled.
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Good Algorithm Resources?
===
I’m looking for a good **non academic** book or site about algorithms, preferably one that uses a C style language or pseudo code. I have [Introduction To Algorithms][1], but I find that it is overly academic and confusing, sort of how the GOF patterns book is (and I was a Math major, be... | 0 | [
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Duplicate complex MXML binding in ActionScript
===
MXML lets you do some really quite powerful data binding such as:
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ASP.NET: How can I determine the transfer rate ?
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Training courses for web development.
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So my workplace has recently started doing a fair amount of web development. Currently there are only 2 developers other than myself who can grasp more than the basic concepts of of the languages involved.
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What was your first attempt at a project, as a newbie?
===
I started on a password database (think KeePass) in Pascal when I was 13. I was so busy with making a functional text user interface (similar to Borland Pascal 7.0), that I didn't get to encrypting the password file. I was just replacing each character in a CS... | 4 | [
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Repository Pattern Implementation Experience
===
I am getting ready to start a new asp.net web project and I am going to LINQ-to-SQL. I have done a little bit of work getting my data layer setup using some info I found by [Mike Hadlow][1] that uses an Interface and generics to create a Repository for each table in t... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to add "Expires" in http header for static content?
===
What is the best way to add "Expires" in http header for static content? eg. images, css, js
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Synchronize SourceSafe with SVN
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Our company has a policy imposing the requirement of keeping source code in a SourceSafe repository. I've tried hard to persuade the management to migrate to SVN with no success (whcih is an another issue, anyway).
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What's the best way to create a drop-down list in a Windows application using Visual Basic?
===
I'd like to add a drop-down list to a Windows application. It will have two choices, neither of which are editable. What's the best control to use? Is it a combo box with the editing property set to No?
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Hidden Features of Delphi
===
The "Hidden Features" series here on StackOverflow has generated some really interesting feedback. So what about my favorite IDE, Delphi? What are some hidden features there?
I'll start with one of my own:
You can invoke inline find by typing Ctrl+E, then typing your search term. | 4 | [
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IE Javascript Clicking Problem
===
first off, I'm working on an app that's written such that some of your typical debugging tools can't be used (or at least I can't figure out how :). Javascript, html, etc are all "cooked" and encoded (I think; I'm a little fuzzy on how the process works) before being deployed, so I... | 0 | [
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Are PeopleSoft Integration Broker asynchronous messages fired serially on the receiving end?
===
I have a strange problem on a PeopleSoft application. It appears that integration broker messages are being processed out of order. There is another possibility, and that is that the commit is being fired asynchronousl... | 0 | [
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Perl 6 supports something called Junctions -- what uses can you think of?
===
More information from [the Perl6 Wikipedia entry](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perl_6#Junctions)
**Junctions**
Perl 6 introduces the concept of junctions: values that are composites of other values.[24] In the earliest days of Perl 6's... | 0 | [
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`active' flag or not?
===
OK, so practically every database based application has to deal with "non-active" records. Either, soft-deletions or marking something as "to be ignored". I'm curious as to whether there are any radical alternatives thoughts on an `active' column (or a status column).
For example, if I had... | 0 | [
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What WPF C# Control is similar to a CWnd in C++?
===
What would be the best WPF control in C# (VS 2008) that you can place on a form that would allow you to do drawing similar to the "Paint" function for the CWnd class in C++? Also, that could display bitmaps, have a scroll bar, and the ability to accept user inputs ... | 0 | [
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Programming task for mentoring/ interviewing developers
===
I was wondering what programming exercises people thought would make good training exercises to get junior developers up to speed.
In the past I have used a DAG (directed acyclic graph) as a programming exercise, as I find this is a really good way to intr... | 0 | [
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MySQL 5.0 instance manager like functionality for earlier versions?
===
MySQL introduced a server side utility that lets you manage multiple instances on a remote machine.
I am looking for similar functionality for earlier versions of mysql.
[1]http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/instance-manager.html | 0 | [
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What would you say, is the best online-source for PHP-related things?
===
What would you say is the best online-source for interesting things about PHP and stuff around it? I am thinking along the lines of a blog or online-magazine, which tells me about tricks, news and best practices.
Please add a short comment ... | 0 | [
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Which would you rather use: VisualSVN or AnkhSVN?
===
1. Which is easier to use in a team environment?
2. Which is less buggy?
3. Which do you think is "better" and why? | 4 | [
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Not supported platforms for java.awt.Desktop.getDesktop()
===
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Including eval / bind values in OnClientClick code
===
I have a need to open a popup detail window from a gridview (VS 2005 / 2008). What I am trying to do is in the markup for my TemplateColumn have an asp:Button control, sort of like this:
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How to add a version number to an Access file in a .msi
===
I'm building an install using VS 2003. The install has an Excel workbook and two Access databases. I need to force the Access files to load regardless of the create/mod date of the existing databases on the user's computer. I currently use ORCA to force in a ... | 0 | [
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How to optimize compiling a 32 bit application in Visual C++ 2005 on a 64 bit windows sever 2008
===
I have just installed a build server with a 64 bit windows server 2008 for continuous integration.
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ssh-agent with passwords without spawning too many processes
===
I use ssh-agent with password-protected keys on Linux. Every time I log into a certain machine, I do this:
eval `ssh-agent` && ssh-add
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Using vim's tabs like buffers
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I have looked at the ability to use tabs in vim (with :tabe, :tabnew, etc.) as a replacement for my current practice of having many files open in the same window in hidden buffers.
I would like every distinct file that I have open to always be in its own tab. However, there are som... | 0 | [
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Sorting a dict on __iter__
===
I am trying to sort a dict based on its key and return an iterator to the values from within an overridden iter method in a class. Is there a nicer and more efficient way of doing this than creating a new list, inserting into the list as I sort through the keys? | 0 | [
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What are some good usability Addins for Visual Studio 2008?
===
I've been using Visual Studio for a long time and the constant shuffling of the code tabs at the top drives me bonkers. I was wondering if there were any add-ins that might change this or other UI behavior.
Things that might be cool:
- Sticky Tabs t... | 0 | [
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Priority queue in .Net
===
I am looking for a .Net (preferably C#) implementation of a priority queue or heap.
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Protect embedded password
===
I have a properties file in java, in wich i store all information of my app, like logo image filename, database name,database user and database password.<br>
I can store the password encrypted on the properties file.<br>
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Viewing, pausing and killing threads in a running .Net application
===
I'm working on a .Net applications with multiple threads doing all sorts of things.
When something goes wrong in production I want to be able to see which threads are running (by their managed name) and also be able to pause / kill them.
Anyway... | 0 | [
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Why do all Winforms programs require the [STAThread] attribute?
===
Why do Winforms programs have the [STAThread] attribute on the Main() method and what are the consequences of removing it? | 0 | [
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How to create an SVG "tooltip"-like box?
===
Given an existing valid SVG document, what's the best way to create "informational popups", so that when you hover or click on certain elements (let's say <rect>) you popup a box with an arbitrary amount (i.e. not just a single line tooltip) of extra information?
This sh... | 0 | [
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Why does std::stack use std::deque by default?
===
Since the only operations required for a container to be used in a stack are:
- back()
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- pop\_back()
Why is the default container for it a deque instead of a vector?
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Web Access to Virtual Machine
===
Is their a way to access a web server such as windows server 2003 installed on a virtual box such as vmware from the host machine?
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===
We create thumb images on our server and I'm looking for a way to save metadata (text) in that image. Is that possible? | 0 | [
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Algorithm problem: letter combinations
===
I'm trying to write a piece of code that will do the following:
Take the numbers 0 to 9 and assign one or more letters to this number. For example:
0 = N,
1 = L,
2 = T,
3 = D,
4 = R,
5 = V or F,
6 = B or P,
7 = Z,
8 = H or CH or J,
9 = G
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Linq to SQL Association combo box order
===
This is kind of a weird question and more of an annoyance than technical brick wall.
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Subversion Branch Reintegration
===
When a branch is reintegrated to the trunk, is that branch effectively dead? Can you make modifications to the branch after the reintegration and merge those back into the trunk at a later date? | 0 | [
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Is there a means to produce a changelog in SVN
===
When commiting to SVN I can add a top level commit message to detail what is being committed, but I would ideally like a means to comment on the individual files and what has changed within them. I have seen something similar in previous employment, but this was usin... | 0 | [
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Open source app that provides YouSendIt style functionality?
===
I'm looking for an open source webapp I can install that provides functionality similar to [YouSendIt][1]. Functionality desire includes:
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Explain Plan Cost vs Execution Time
===
Before, I have found the "Cost" in the execution plan to be a good indicator of relative execution time. Why is this case different? Am I a fool for thinking the execution plan has relevance? What specifically can I try to improve v_test performance?
Thank you.
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Compatible encryption between C# and PHP, ColdFusion, Ruby, Python
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Creating IDL for MAPI-MIME conversion.
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How do I work with quarters (quarterly dates) in ASP.Net using VB.Net 2.0?
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I know that [Sql Server has some handy built-in quarterly][1] stuff, but what about the .Net native [DateTime][2] object? What is the best way to add, subtract, and traverse quarters?
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Biggest advantage to using ASP.Net MVC vs web forms
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How to shutdown the computer from C#
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What is a double underscore in Perl ?
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I'm trying to understand someone else's Perl code without knowing much Perl myself. Would appreciate your help.
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> MyFunction(arg1,arg2__size,arg3)
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ASP.NET Control/Page Library Question
===
I'm working on a drop in assembly that has predefined pages and usable controls. I am having no difficulties with creating server controls, but I'm wondering what the "best practices" are with dealing with pages in an assembly. Can you compile a page into an assembly and rel... | 0 | [
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SQL strip text and convert to integer
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In my database (SQL 2005) I have a field which holds a comment but in the comment I have an id and I would like to strip out just the id, and IF possible convert it to an int:
'activation successful of id 1010101'
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Learning Anaysis Services
===
Can anyone recommend a good resource -- book, website, article, etc -- to help me learn SQL Server Analysis services.
I have no knowledge of this technology right now but I do constantly work with SQL server in the traditional sense.
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How do I lookup the IP address of a hostname from javascript? (Can I?)
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Number of nodes meeting a conditional based on attributes
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Shape of a Winforms MessageBox
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How would you get the Sql Command objects for a Given TableAdaptor and SqlDataAdaptor in C# (.NET 2.0)
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CSS Margin Collapsing
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How should I move queued messages from IIS to Exchange on different servers?
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Wrong 'Local Path' in DCOM Config entry
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I have a component in DCOM Config whose 'Local Path' (on the General tab of the Properties page for that component in dcomcnfg) is pointing to the wrong place. However when I go to that directory and unregister the component using "componentname.exe /unregserver", the Local ... | 0 | [
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Are there any resources about the PHP XMLWriter functionality?
===
The PHP documentation can be found [here][1], but I think it's rather lacking. There are no examples of how to use these functions, and few (if any) of the pages have user comments. So where might I be able to find an explanation (and example code) on ... | 0 | [
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Prevent a PostBack from showing up in the History
===
I have a page where I submit some data, and return to the original form with a "Save Successful" message. However, the user would like the ability to return to the previous page they were at (which contains search results) by clicking the browser's Back button. H... | 0 | [
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Good place to start learning PHP?
===
I have a background of Java and would like to start learning PHP. It should be interactive as in having "assignments" and problems to be solved as a part of the course and not just as a course which gives the syntax and the semantics of the language. | 0 | [
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Problem with MS Access, the clipboard and something called Biff5!
===
I have a legacy app I am currently supporting that is having problems when people copy large quantities of data from a datasheet view.
The App is built in MS Access and the amount of rows being copied can get pretty large (sometimes in the thous... | 0 | [
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How does c# figure out the hash code for an object?
===
This question comes out of the discussion on [tuples][1].
I started thinking about the hash code that a tuple should have.
What if we will accept KeyValuePair class as a tuple? It doesn't override the GetHashCode() method, so probably it won't be aware of th... | 0 | [
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What is the best option for running a Jabber/XMPP on Windows 2003?
===
Criteria for comment:
<ul>
<li>Performance</li>
<li>Capacity (ie ~number of concurrent users)</li>
<li>Stability</li>
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Why is '397' used for ReSharper GetHashCode override?
===
Like many of you, I use ReSharper to speed up the development process. When you use it to override the equality members of a class, the code-gen it produces for GetHashCode() looks like:
public override int GetHashCode()
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Database safety: Intermediary "to_be_deleted" column/table?
===
Everyone has accidentally forgotten the WHERE clause on a DELETE query and blasted some un-backed up data once or twice. I was pondering that problem, and I was wondering if the solution I came up with is practical.
What if, in place of actual DELETE ... | 0 | [
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Apache and J2EE sharing security realms/logins, single sign-on
===
Here is the situation I'd like to create:
* `www.blah.com/priv` - protected by Apache HTTP Basic Auth, realm "foo"
* `www.blah.com/application` - protected by Tomcat/Servlet HTTP Basic Auth, realm "foo"
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What is the best way to encrypt a very short string in PHP?
===
I would like to encrypt strings which could potentially only be about three or four characters but run to about twenty characters. A hashing function (md5, sha1, etc) is not suitable as I would like to be able to decrypt the information as well. The [mcry... | 0 | [
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Table and List view with single Model in Qt
===
I have a 2D model where each row represents a frame in a video, and each column represents an object. The object can have different states on each frame, and this is stored in the model. Then I have a QTableView that shows this data. The model has header data, so each ro... | 0 | [
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Data Visualization
===
I need a framework for generating charts for data visualization. I picked up Processing www.processing.org/ but at the moment i can not run that in the "headless" mode from a web server. Is there any other candidate for this domain? What are the options if you need more chart type than what is s... | 0 | [
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How do you enable the network on a virtual machine running Vista x64?
===
I'm running Server 2008 64bit with Hyper-V. I've created a virtual machine with Vista 64bit and installed it. I can't get the Vista virtual machine to see the network adapter.
I've set-up an external network on the Virtual Network Manager (Hy... | 0 | [
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Best Free Text Editor Supporting *More Than* 4G Files?
===
I am looking for a text editor that will be able to load a 4+ Gigabyte file into it. Textpad doesnt work. I own a copy of it and have been to its support site, it just doesnt do it. Maybe I need new hardware, but that's a different question. The editor ne... | 0 | [
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Get Form request with Seam/JSF
===
I have a query form that I would like to submit as a GET request so the result page may be bookmarked. It's your classical text field with a submit button. How do I induce Seam/JSF to use GET and include the query expression as a parameter rather than POST, the default? | 0 | [
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How do I use ASP.NET with Visual Studio 2008
===
I haven't used Visual Studio since VB 3 and am trying to give it a shot with ASP.NET. It seems that it should be able to connect to a website (via some sort of ftp like protocol I figure) and allow to edit without having to manually upload/download the files. Is this th... | 0 | [
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Posting forms to a 404 + HttpHandler in IIS7: why has all POST data gone missing?
===
OK, this might sound a bit confusing and complicated, so bear with me.
We've written a framework that allows us to define friendly URLs. If you surf to any arbitrary URL, IIS tries to display a 404 error (or, in some cases, 403;14... | 0 | [
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How to install CPAN modules locally without root access (DynaLoader.pm line 229 error)
===
Doesn't work with other modules, but to give an example. I installed Text::CSV_XS with a CPAN setting:
> 'makepl_arg' => q[PREFIX=~/lib],
When I try using it I get a message:
> Can't load '~/lib/lib64/perl5/site_perl/5.... | 0 | [
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