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Algorithm to detect intersection of two rectangles?
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I'm looking for an algorithm to detect if two rectangles intersect (one at an arbitrary angle, the other with only vertical/horizontal lines).
Testing if a corner of one is in the other ALMOST works. It fails if the rectangles form a cross-like shape.
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WPF and string formatting
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Suppose I have some XAML like this:
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<v:MyClass x:Key="whatever" Text="foo\nbar" />
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Obviously I want a newline character in the MyClass.Text property, but the XAML parser constructs the object with the literal string "foo\nbar".
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Parsing Office Documents
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I`d like to be able to read the content of office documents (for a custom crawler).
The office version that need to be readable are from 2000 to 2007. I mainly want to be crawling words, excel and powerpoint documents.
I don`t want to retrieve the formatting, only the text in it.
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Online tool for generating mathematical equation image files
===
I'm looking for an online tool that will let me create a gif or png like this one:
![alt text][1]
Some kind of LaTex online service, with friendly examples?
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Proportional image resize
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I'm having a wee bit of a problem scaling my images to a proper predefined size.
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"No symbols loaded for the current document" Visual Studio 2008 Javascript Debugging
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I'm working on a .net 3.5 website, with 3 projects under one solution. I'm using jquery in this project. I'd like to use the visual studio javascript debugger to step through my Javascript. If I set a breakpoint in any of the .js ... | 0 | [
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MVC Preview 5 - ViewData/HTML Helper Quirk
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The following code is in the /Courses/Detail action:
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What is the most reliable way to create a custom event log and event source during the installation of a .Net Service
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I am having difficulty reliably creating / removing event sources during the installation of my .Net Windows Service.
Here is the code from my ProjectInstaller class:
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How do I convince my team to drop sourcesafe and move to SVN?
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Is Python any good for GUI development?
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Glasses mode in emacs.
===
How to customize the color of the symbol inserted in the "glasses mode" in emacs?
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How do you specify a port range for Java sockets?
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In Java you can give the number zero as a single parameter for the Socket or DatagramSocket constructor. Java binds that Socket to a free port then. Is it possible to limit the port lookup to a specific range?
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OK, I know it's a stupid question to ask, so let me clarify.
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WebServiceTransportException: Unauthorized [401] in Spring-WS
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I've recently moved from a company with 30 or so developers all based on the same site, to a smaller company with a total fo 6 developers working all over the country.
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Sharepoint, master pages and CSS
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Simplest PHP Routing framework .. ?
===
first post here at stackoverflow,
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Do you believe that ASP.Net MVC is ready for production?
===
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PowerShell is definitely in the category of dynamic languages, but would it be considered strongly typed?
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Are there any jEdit syntax highlighting modes for Objective-J
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I have found some in the Cappuccino website (vim, textmate and SubEthaEdit), but not for jEdit, and unfortunately I'm just starting on Objective-J so can't make my own. If anyone has got one of them lying around it would be greatly appreciated. | 0 | [
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Enumerate Windows network shares and all custom permissions on or within
===
We have various servers that have many directories shared. It's easy enough to look at the share browser to see what the "top level" shares are, but underneath is a jumbled mess of custom permissions, none of which is documented.
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ASP.NET Framework effects of moving from 2.0 to 3.5?
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I've started using Visual Studio 2008 and it keeps asking me to upgrade my 2.0 website project to 3.5 **every time** it opens.
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===
In my C# application I am using the Microsoft Jet OLEDB data provider to read a CSV file. The connection string looks like this:
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Windows Mobile Development - Portable Compiler
===
I want to start developing for Windows Mobile Devices, as I plan to buy one next week. (pay day)
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Infralution VirtualTree leaking GDI+ Objects when Icons are set in GetRowData event handler
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In CakePHP, how can you determine if a field was changed in an edit action?
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I'm using the cacheCounter in CakePHP, which increments a counter for related fields.
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Good alternative for ASpell?
===
Is there any good alternative to ASpell? It's nice open source, but haven't been updated for a while. The performance is not too good and I am having trouble creating a custom worklist with non-alpha characters. | 0 | [
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MySQL InnoDB database restore
===
I have to restore a database that has been inadvertently DROPped in MySQL 5.0. From checking the backup files, I only seem to have .FRM files to hold the database data.
Can anyone advise whether this is all I need to perform a database restore/import from the backup, or are there ... | 0 | [
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Are there any MVC web frameworks that support multiple request types?
===
In every MVC framework I've tried (Rails, Merb, Waves, Spring, and Struts), the idea of a Request (and Response) is tied to the HTTP notion of a Request. That is, even if there is an AbstractRequest that is a superclass of Request, the Abstract... | 0 | [
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How to avoid type safety warnings with Hibernate HQL results?
===
For example I have such query:
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List cats = q.list();
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How to permanently disable region-folding in Visual Studio 2008
===
Anyone know how to turn off code folding in visual studio 2008? Some of my colleagues love it, but I personally always want to see all the code, and never want code folded out of sight. I'd like a setting that means my copy of Visual Studio never fold... | 0 | [
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Obfuscating Silverlight XAP
===
I am wondering any efficient way to hide our Silverlight code. I know there are some obfuscators available but it looks like people can hack that too. Anybody have any success on this front? | 0 | [
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Storing C++ template function definitions in a .CPP file
===
I have some template code that I would prefer to have stored in a CPP file instead of inline in the header. I know this can be done as long as you know which template types will be used. For example:
__.h file__
class foo
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public:
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Why does IE7 sepcify a mime-type of image/pjpeg rather than just image/jpeg?
===
When uploading a file (jpeg) via a form in IE7 I am seeing a mime-type of "image/pjpeg" instead of "image/jpeg" (as I see in Firefox or similar). It's easy enough to work around this problem, but I'm just wondering why IE7 is behaving di... | 0 | [
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Is there a way to clear a user's brower of my page, or say not to use cache?
===
Is there a command in classic ASP I can use to tell the browser not to pull the page from it's cache, or, to not cache, or clear the cache of my page?
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What is the simplest way to offer/consume web services in jython?
===
I have an application for Tomcat which needs to offer/consume web services. Since Java web services are a nightmare (xml, code generation, etc.) compared with what is possible in Python, I would like to learn from your experience using jython instea... | 0 | [
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Which is more pythonic, factory as a function in a module, or as a method on the class it creates ?
===
I have some Python code that creates a Calendar object based on parsed VEvent objects from and iCalendar file.
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A more advanced table/spreadsheet SWT implementation
===
I'm developing an application based on Eclipse's Rich Client Platform that relies heavily on the use of tables for showing and editing data. I'm currently using the SWT implementations of Table and TableViewer.
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How do I configure the ip address with CherryPy?
===
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Indexing nulls for fast searching on DB2
===
It's my understanding that nulls are not indexable in DB2, so assuming we have a huge table (Sales) with a date column (sold_on) which is normally a date, but is occasionally (10% of the time) null.
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When is the right time (and the wrong time) to use backticks?
===
Many beginning programmers write code like this:
sub copy_file ($$) {
my $from = shift;
my $to = shift;
`cp $from $to`;
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How to statically compile an SDL game on Windows
===
I have been trying to produce a statically linked "single binary" version of my game for windows. I want to link with sdl, sdl_image and sdl_mixer which in turn pull in a few support libraries. Unfortunately I haven't found a way to get them all to compile and link ... | 0 | [
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===
When doing small icons, header graphics and the like for websites, is it better to use GIFs or PNGs?
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Lightweight X window manager/environment
===
My machine is seriously underpowered, and I think I need to start conserving every spare cycle. I know that my Gnome environment seems to underperform compared to my coworkers' KDE setups. But if I'm going to make that big of a switch, I might as well consider running som... | 0 | [
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What is the best method to capture Motion JPEG images from a live video device for use by a Java-based application?
===
I am looking into an image processing problem for semi-real time detection of certain scenarios. My goal is to have the live video arrive as Motion JPEG frames in my Java code *somehow*.
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How would you go about reverse engineering a set of binary data pulled from a device?
===
A friend of mine brought up this questiont he other day, he's recently bought a garmin heart rate moniter device which keeps track of his heart rate and allows him to upload his heart rate stats for a day to his computer.
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Recommended Python publish/subscribe/dispatch module ?
===
From [PyPubSub][1]:
> Pypubsub provides a simple way for
> your Python application to decouple
> its components: parts of your
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> or without data) and other parts can
> subscribe/receive them. This allows
> mess... | 0 | [
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Calculate distance from an address
===
Okay, here's the deal. We have a list of places important to our user's jobs (and yes, I'm being purposefully vague, but bear with me.) The list is completely maintained by the users — in particular, the supervisor has read and write access but all "regular" users under h... | 0 | [
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How fast is LINQ?
===
I need to manipulate 100,000 - 200,000 records.<br>
I am thinking of using LINQ (to SQL) to do this.<br>
I know from experience that filtering dataviews is very slow.<br>
So how quick is LINQ?<br>
<br>
Can you please tell me your experiences and if it is worth using, or would I be better off... | 0 | [
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Syntax to declare JS scripts
===
I'm not sure about what's the difference between opening a JS script with
<SCRIPT language='JavaScript'>
or with:
<SCRIPT type="text/JavaScript">
Should JavaScript always be quoted (either with " " or with ' ') or that's not really important?
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===
I'd like to know how to grab the Window title of the current active window (i.e. the one that has focus) using C#. | 0 | [
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SQL Server, Remote Stored Procedure, and DTC Transactions
===
Our organization has a lot of its essential data in a mainframe Adabas database. We have ODBC access to this data and from C# have queried/updated it successfully using ODBC/Natural "stored procedures".
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Obtaining information about the physical device from a given file path
===
Suppose you have a full path to an accessible file or folder on the system. How can I get some kind of unique identifier for the physical device that the file (or folder) actually resides on?
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How do you deal with lots of small files?
===
A product that I am working on collects several thousand reading a day and stores them as 64k binary files on a NTFS partition (Windows XP). After a year in production there is over 300000 files in a single directory and the number keeps growing. This has made accessing ... | 0 | [
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PocketPC - Convert VT_DATE to an invariant VT_BSTR
===
I'm trying to convert a VARIANT from VT\_DATE to an **invariant** VT\_BSTR. The following code works on Windows XP:
VARIANT va;
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// code to set to a VT_DATE
// ...
// change to a string
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What is the best way to make a thread signal another thread in .NET?
===
I need to have a thread signal another if the user wishes to interrupt execution, however I'm unsure about how to implement the signaling/signal-checking mechanism. I wouldn't like to have a singleton in my project (like a global `bool`), but is ... | 0 | [
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Linq to SQL Grouping Child Relationships
===
I'm trying to run a LINQ to SQL query that returns a result in a grid view in a search engine style listing.
In the simplified example below, is it possible to populate the collection with a comma-separated list of any children that the parent has (NAMESOFCHILDREN) in ... | 0 | [
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Indirectly referenced from required .class file
===
I'm getting an error message when I try to build my project in eclipse:
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Using Pylint with Django
===
I would very much like to integrate [pylint][1] into the build process for
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Flash: Coming back from another tab in browser, can flash listen to return to tab event of some sort ?
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===
I know you can use powershell to make things like the registry a drive letter. There are other objects in powershell to treat other objects in this way. Does anyone know of any cmd-lets to access IIS logs in this manner? | 0 | [
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Windows Server 2008 SSTP VPN in a Non-Domain Environment?
===
Is it doable to set up a non-domain-based (standalone) Windows Server 2008 as an SSTP VPN (Secure Socket Layer Tunneling Protocol VPN)?
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Pointers and containers
===
We all know that RAW pointers need to be wrapped in some form of smart pointer to get Exception safe memory management. But when it comes to containers of pointers the issue becomes more thorny.
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What is the best ASP.NET/MSSQL based wiki?
===
We're considering moving our documentation to a wiki. I tried the SharePoint wiki but it seems really poor on features. Then I tried Mediawiki, but we don't have PHP/MySQL available in our network. We work a lot with Microsoft technology and I was wondering what is the be... | 4 | [
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===
I've sometimes had a problem with my field-, table-, view- oder stored procedure names.
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Java garbabe collection on VMWare servers
===
Has anyone experienced issues with Java's default garbage collector while running apps on VmWare instances?
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How do I programatically (Using C#) find out what the path is of my My Pictures folder?
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When would you use a User Control over a Web Control?
===
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===
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Best IDE for Palm OS devices
===
Does anyone have experience with using a good quality IDE for Palm OS?
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How can I read a Word 2007 .docx file?
===
I'd like to search a Word 2007 file (.docx) for a text string, e.g., "some special phrase" that could/would be found from a search within Word.
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Using AssemblyInfo to automatically update multiple AssemblyInfo.cs files
===
I've got several AssemblyInfo.cs files as part of many projects in a single solution that I'm building automatically as part of TeamCity.
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C# 3.0 Auto-Properties - Is it possible to add custom behaviour?
===
I'd like to know if there is any way to add custom behaviour to the auto property get/set methods.
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How do you Install a SSL Certificate
===
Is there a tool or programmatic way to install an SSL cert to the default website in iis 6 and 7? Ideally I am looking for something that can be done via unmanaged code or .net managed code. | 0 | [
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Framework to bind object properties to WTL controls
===
I would like to have something like this:
class Foo {
private:
int bar;
public:
void setBar(int bar);
int getBar() const;
}
class MyDialog : public CDialogImpl<MyDialog> {
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How do you handle developer individual files under version control?
===
Some files in our repository are individual to each developer. For example some developers use a local database, which is configured in a properties file in the project. So each developer has different settings. When one developer commits, he alwa... | 0 | [
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Is anyone using Entity Framework with an Oracle database?
===
I am wondering if anyone is already using Entity Framework with an Oracle database in a production environment? There seems to be no support for EF in ODP.Net and only 3rd party data providers (OraDirect) seem to be available to connect with Oracle. Someone... | 0 | [
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How do I select the Count(*) of an nHibernate Subquery's results
===
I need to do the following for the purposes of paging a query in nHibernate:
Select count(*) from
(Select e.ID,e.Name from Object as e where...)
I have tried the following,
select count(*) from Object e where e = (Select e.ID,... | 0 | [
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Where can I find a good primer on network administration?
===
Things like DHCP, IP addresses, configurations...that kind of thing. I have a Google search open, and it seems like there's just so much out there, I'm not sure where to begin. Perhaps there are some especially good websites/books/blogs out there that might... | 0 | [
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Before XML became a standard and given all it's shortcomings, what made XML so popular?
===
Yes XML is human readable but so is comma delimited text and properties files.
XML is bloated hard to parse, hard to modify in code, plus a ton of other problems that I can think about with it.
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This is not a new topic, but I am curious how everyone is handling either .js or .css that is browser specific.
Do you have .js functions that have if/else conditions in them or do you have separate files for each browser?
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How to make database connection pool in PowerBuilder (v9+) with...
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