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Asp.net c# and logging ip access on every page and frequency
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Are there any prebuilt modules for this? Is there an event thats called everytime a page is loaded? I'm just trying to secure one of my more important admin sections. | 0 | [
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Direct Path Load of TimeStamp Data With SQL*LDR
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The SQL-LDR documentation states that you need to do a convetional Path Load:
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WCF service for recieving image
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What is the best way to create a webservice for accepting an image.
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Why aren't Java Collections remove methods generic?
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Why isn't [Collection.remove(Object o)][1] generic?
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Reduce startup time of .NET windows form app running off of a networked drive
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Winform application profiling CPU usage / spikes . .
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I have a winforms application that normally is at about 2-4% CPU. We are seeing some spikes up to 27% of CPU for limited number of times. What is the best profiling tool to determine what is actually causing this spike. We use dottrace but i dont see how to m... | 0 | [
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Rails Sessions over servers
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I'd like to have some rails apps over different servers sharing the same session. I can do it within the same server but don't know if it is possible to share over different servers. Anyone already did or knows how to do it?
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C#: Test if string is a guid without throwing exceptions?
===
i want to try to convert a string to a Guid, but i don't want to rely on catching exceptions (for performance reasons - exceptions are expensive). In other words the code:
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"SetPropertiesRule" warning message when starting Tomcat from Eclipse
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When I start Tomcat (6.0.18) from Eclipse (3.4), I receive this message (first in the log):
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Looking for C# registry class
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Looking for C# class which wraps calls to do the following:
read and write a key value
read & write a key entry
enumerate the entries in a key. This is important. For example, need to list all entries in:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ODBC\ODBC.INI\ODBC Data Sources
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PHP :: Emulate <form method="post">, forwarding user to page
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Automating interaction with a HTML game using C#?
===
There are some HTML based games (ie bootleggers.us) that have a simple login form and after that your entire game experience revolves around submitting various forms and reading information from the website itself.
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It seems as though the rate of change is picking up speed these days.
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How do I remove loadbalancer pollution from my access logs
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Sharing binary folders in Visual Studio
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For a long time i have tried to work out the best way to access certain site files which i don't wish to be apart of a project or to ease integration with multiple developers (and talents, e.g. designers) on a single project.
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Command Pattern : How to pass parameters to a command ?
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Is there a .NET performance counter to show the rate of p/invoke calls being made?
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Is there a .NET performance counter to show the rate of p/invoke calls made? I've just noticed that the application I'm debugging was making a call into native code from managed land within a tight loop. The intended implementatio... | 0 | [
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Position An HTML Element Relative to its Container Using CSS
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How would design and organize tests for the concrete methods of an abstract class? Specifically in .NET. | 0 | [
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What is the best way to inspect STL containers in Visual Studio debugging?
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If I have a std::vector or std::map variable, and I want to see the contents, it's a big pain to see the nth element while debugging. Is there a plugin, or some trick to making it easier to watch STL container variables while debugging (VS2... | 0 | [
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ORM tools for Haskell
===
What is the best way to interact with a database using Haskell? I'm accustomed to using some sort of ORM (Django's ORM, hibernate, etc.) and something similar would be nice when creating apps with [HAppS][1].
[1]: http://www.happs.org/ | 0 | [
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How do I implement a two-pass scanner using GNU Flex?
===
As a pet-project, I'd like to attempt to implement a basic language of my own design that can be used as a web-scripting language. It's trivial to run a C++ program as an Apache CGI, so the real work lies in how to parse an input file containing non-code (HTML/... | 0 | [
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Can I use LGPL library in BSD/X11 licensed project?
===
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SQL Query Help: Selecting Rows That Appear A Certain Number Of Times
===
I have a table with a "Date" column. Each Date may appear multiple times. How do I select only the dates that appear < k number of times? | 0 | [
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ReSharper giving C# 3.0 Code Inspection Warnings to .NET 2.0 Projects
===
When I am working in .NET 2.0 projects with the newest version of ReSharper (4.1) I am getting warnings about using the var keyword and lambadas etc.. Any idea how I can disable this only for .NET 2.0 projects? | 0 | [
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Please explain thread local storage for Python.
===
In Python specifically, how do variables get shared between threads?
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Do you test private method?
===
I have read the post about how to test private (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34571/whats-the-best-way-of-unit-testing-private-methods) method because I usually do not test them, I always thought it's more fast to only test public method that will be called from the external of the... | 0 | [
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C++ 'mutable' keyword
===
A while ago I came across some code that marked a member variable of a class with the 'mutable' keyword. As far as I can see it simply allows you to modify a variable in a 'const' method:
class Foo
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How do you resolve crashing Windbg Logger on Vista?
===
I would like to use the [Logger][1] tool that ships with the [Microsoft Debugging Tools for Windows][2]. However, on Vista it crashes even with built-in Vista applications:
> logger calc
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MSI installer: Adding multiple properties to SecureCustomProperties
===
I'm looking for a way to add multiple properties to the SecureCustomProperties value in my .msi installer's property table. I've tried comma delimiting, semi-colon delimiting, and even space delimiters. None of the above seem to work.
Hints? | 0 | [
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===
I'm wanting to get the total amount of RAM my computer has using C#.
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===
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I'd like to run a long rsync command in Cygwin by double clicking on a .sh file in Windows. It must start in the file's containing directory (e.g. /cygdrive/c/scripts/) so that relative paths work. Anyone gotten this to work? | 0 | [
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If you are relying on an implementation of Python that has a Global Interpreter Lock (i.e. CPython) and writing multithreaded code, do you really need locks at all?
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Is there any way to capture the trace statements of your Flex app while not running in debug mode?
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===
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===
How do you deal with source control management and automated deployment (configuration management) of database tables. I work in a SQL Server environment and it's pretty easy to script out drop and create files for stored procedures/triggers/functi... | 0 | [
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Ruby Soap4R Web Service, .NET Consumer
===
Does anyone know how to generate WSDL from a Web Service in Ruby using Soap4R. I have a fairly simple Web Service (SOAP::RPC::StandaloneServer) and would like to consume from .NET .
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Locking in C#
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I'm still a little unclear and when to wrap some code around a lock. My general rule-of-thumb is to wrap an operation in a lock when it reads or writes to a static variable. But when a static variable is ONLY read (e.g. it's a readonly that is set during type initialization), accessing it doesn't nee... | 0 | [
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LINUX Recursively list all files in a directory including files in symlink directories
===
Suppose i have a directory /dir inside which there are 3 symlinks to other directories
/dir/dir11, /dir/dir12 , /dir/dir13 etc., I want to list all the files in dir including the ones in dir11, dir12 and dir13.
To be more ... | 0 | [
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===
See title. By lightweight markup I mean something like markdown or wikitext. | 0 | [
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Perl as a web language
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I am currently in the process of designing a database driven website to manage various personal data and some business data. This is primarily a personal app, however it will be used by a few clients to retrieve and update information. My question is: Is perl still a viable language to c... | 0 | [
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I'm new to the WCSF and can't seem to find anything related to "building a custom template" for creating the views/presenters/code-behinds/etc with your own flavor ...
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Thinking of learning Maven
===
I have a side project I do = in Java. It's a pretty straight-forward webapp. It runs in Tomcat on a Linux Server and uses a MySQL database. The majority of the code was written with the Spring Framework. It has a lot of Unit Tests in place. When I'm coding it's in Eclipse. When I deplo... | 0 | [
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Need a mod_rewrite thingy
===
I want to take the url:
http://www.mydomain.com/signup-12345
And actually give them:
http://www.mydomain.com/signup/?aff=12345
I have NO history with mod_rewrite, HELP! | 0 | [
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Where'd my generic ActionLink go?
===
Moved from preview 2 to preview 5 and now my Html.ActionLink calls are all failing. It appears that the generic version has been replaced with a non-type safe version.
// used to work
<li>
<%= Html.ActionLink<HomeController>(c => c.Index(), "Home")%>
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What are Table-Driven Methods
===
What are Table-Driven methods as mentioned by Bill Gates on Vista commercial on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBWPf1BWtkw | 0 | [
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Gsoap Error in C++
===
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Automated way to detect tests that can't fail, checked in to get by minmum code coverage?
===
I have a dev, that will get around our code coverage by writing tests that never fail.
The code is just atrocious, but the tests never catch it because they assert(true).
I code review, but I can't do everyones work for... | 0 | [
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Is there a Java-based acoustic ray path model?
===
I am looking for an open-source Java-based raytracing system suitable for use in modeling underwater ray-based acoustics. Such a package might be similar to the Comprehensive Acoustic System Simulation (CASS) with the Gaussian Ray Bundle (GRAB) but I would prefer an ... | 0 | [
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Bash prompt in OS X terminal broken
===
I am using bash in os X Terminal app, and my custom $PS1 breaks when I scroll through my history.
PS1="${BLUE}\u${CYAN}@${RED}\h${BLUE}\w\n\[${red}\$${NC}\]"
also tried
PS1="${BLUE}\u${CYAN}@${RED}\h${BLUE}\w\r\n\[${red}\$${NC}\]"
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ODBC Connection Pool
===
I'm having trouble with ODBC connection pool
I've read the article [Frequently Asked Questions About ODBC Connection Pooling][1] and setup everything to make use of ODBC connection pool.
The problem is, after I **release the connection it is not returned to the pool**. Instead it is hard... | 0 | [
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C#: How to enumerate an enum?
===
How can you enumerate a enum in C#?
e.g. the following does not compile:
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Spades,
Hearts,
Clubs,
Diamonds
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public void PrintAllSuits()
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foreach (Suits suit in *Suits*)
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System.Console.WriteLine(suit.ToString());
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How do you store/share online your personal documents ?
===
For photos, I use Flickr. But for other documents...Which web based online application (hosted or to install on your personal web site) do you use for PDF or word files ? If there is a user management it would be also great (for example you decide that some p... | 2 | [
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What are indexes and how can I use them to optimize queries in my database?
===
I am maintaining a pretty sizable application and database and am noticing some poor database performance in a few of our stored procedures...
I always hear that "adding an index" can be done to help performance...I am certainly no DBA,... | 0 | [
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===
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What port is a given program using?
===
Greetings,
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===
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How to set proxy with credentials to generated WCF client?
===
I have a problem to connect to my WCF service if customer is using proxy with credentials. I'm unable to find the way to set credential to generated client proxy.
If I use the web service, then it is possible to set proxy. | 0 | [
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Is there any performance benefit with "inline" statements in .NET
===
When retrieving a lookup code value from a table, some folks do this...
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Compartment items not displayed in DSL diagram
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<p>OK, so things have progressed significantly with my DSL since I asked <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/82776/how-do-i-reference-a-diagram-in-a-dsl-t4-template">this question</a> a few days ago.</p>
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ASP.NET Grid Controls with minimal HTML output?
===
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VmWare Primary HDD Expansion
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Top reason for using EJBs again?
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So your webapp is up and running and it's relying heavily on EJBs. If you could redo the whole system from scratch, would you use EJBs again? If yes, would your top reason be the transaction handling, persistence, scalability or something else?
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XAMPP and WAMP in the LAMP, whats the best ?
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We have got loads of options for php + MySQL + Apache combo... Which is the best pack among these ?
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What will cause java.io.CharConversionException: EOF or java.io.CharConversionException: isHexDigit in Tomcat 5.1.3 catalina log?
===
This exception peppers our production logs on a simple 'getParameter()' call.
<pre>
WARNING: Parameters: Character decoding failed. Parameter skipped.
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Is it possible to build following SQL query
===
The original query looks like this (MySQL):
select * from books where title like "%text%" or description like "%text%" order by date
Would it be possible to rewrite it (without unions or procedures), so that result will look like this:
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What RTOS is best for working on the same PC with Windows?
===
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A script to change all tables and fields to the utf-8-bin collation in MYSQL
===
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Need refactoring ideas for Arrow Anti-Pattern
===
I have inherited a monster.
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Can I revoke some database privileges from MediaWiki after installation?
===
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===
I love BlogEngine. But from what I can se it does not collect the standard information about the visitors I would like to see (referrer, browser-type and so on).
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I need a helper method to compare a char Enum and a char boxed to an object
===
I have an enum that looks as follows:
public enum TransactionStatus { Open = 'O', Closed = 'C'};
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VSTO Excel 2007 PivotTable, having a PivotField in more than one column
===
I am using VSTO with Excel 2007 to generate PivotTables and PivotCharts dynamically.
I am having a problem when I need to have a PivotField in more than one column.
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Can XPath return only nodes that have a child of X?
===
Is it possible to use XPath to select only the nodes that have a particular child elements? For example, from this XML I only want the elements in pets that have a child of 'bar'. So the resulting dataset would contain the lizard and pig elements.
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Injecting a user account into mySQL
===
Tackling a strange scenario here.
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Wordpress.. Is it a CMS?
===
I recently was contacted by a client who simply wanted to increase their organic rankings in Google. My approach was to do the following:
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How to print wstring in gdb
===
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int matrix with pointers in C - memory allocation confusion
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How can one grab a stack trace in C?
===
I know there's no standard C function to do this. I was wondering what are the techniques to to this on Windows and *nix? (Windows XP is my most important OS to do this on right now.)
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(any == System.DBNull.Value) vs (any is System.DBNull)
===
Does any one have a preference on how to check if a value is DBNull? I've found these two statements give me the results I want, but just wondering if there's a preference?
if (any is System.DBNull)
...
same as:
if (any == System.DBNull.Value)
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Get a list of all computers on a network w/o DNS
===
Greetings,
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TCP send queue depth
===
How do I discover how many bytes have been sent to a TCP socket but have not yet been put on the wire?
Looking at the diagram here:
<IMG SRC=http://www.tcpipguide.com/free/diagrams/tcpswpointers.png>
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How do I delete a bad commit, while keeping later commits?
===
Let's say I have these commits in chronological order:
1. a
2. b
3. c
Now, I want to get rid of `b` but keep c, so that I have:
1. a
2. c
How do I do this?
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Deleting from a small table referenced by a large table
===
Imagine a database that tracks payments between customers.
Say I've got a Customer table:
Customer
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Name
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SellerID
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Mapping extension content types in Apache CXF JAX-RS
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Calling MySQL functions in Lithium
===
How it's possible to call MySQL function (like **GeomFromText()** or **SELECT AS**) in the [Lithium Framework's](http://www.lithify.me/) CRUD? Using _database->read()_ is to inconvenient (I often change the database columns) and including the function in the variable's value only... | 0 | [
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Facebook Auth Dialog - Adjusting the text displayed
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Learn python the hard way exercise 43, nothing happens
===
Currently going through Zed Shaw's Learn Python The Hard Way and have reached exercise 43.
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Array driving me loop(y)
===
Pardon the pun in my title (heh) but this is seriously driving me nuts!
This is my code:
for ($i=0;$i < $a;$i++){
$total = (array)$orders -> Total -> Line[$i];
echo '<pre>';
print_r($total);
echo '</pre>';
}
...It outputs the following:
Array
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Read whole file in blocks in c#
===
I have a file from bank that is structure in very special way. Where there is account number (25), account balance start (60F), account balance stop (62F), and transactions (61 for transaction and 86 for this transaction details).
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Will else-is resolve if the if statement above it is chosen?
===
In this set of statements:
if(robot1Count < 12) {
robot1Count++;
}
else if(robot1Count < 24) {
robot1Count++;
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else if(robot1Count < 36) {
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