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How to express this Bash command in pure Python
===
I have this line in a useful Bash script that I haven't managed to translate into Python, where 'a' is a user-input number of days' worth of files to archive:
find ~/podcasts/current -mindepth 2 -mtime '+`a`+' -exec mv {} ~/podcasts/old \;
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AJAX webservices - extensions of web or biz layer?
===
My question is possibly a subtle one:
Web services - are they extensions of the presentation/web layer? ..or are they extensions of the biz/data layer?
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Encryption output always different even with same key
===
I'm trying to store a password in a file that I'd like to retrieve for later. Hashing is not an option as I need the password for connecting to a remote server for later.
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How do I get access to Castle Windsor's Fluent Interfaces API?
===
I've been having tons of problems getting the non-xml configuration for Castle Widnsor set up working properly. In the meantime I've seen more and more people giving advice via the Windsor Container fluent interface. I've been Gooogling about for the... | 0 | [
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What is semantic markup, and why would I want to use that?
===
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What is the best signature for overloaded arithmetic operators in C++?
===
I had assumed that the canonical form for operator+, assuming the existence of an overloaded operator+= member function, was like this:
const T operator+(const T& lhs, const T& rhs)
{
T tmp(lhs);
return tmp+=rhs;
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CSS to make a table column take up as much room as possible, and other cols as little
===
I need to layout a html datatable with CSS.
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What's so wrong about using GC.Collect()?
===
Although I do understand the serious implications of playing with this function (or at least that's what I think), I fail to see why it's becoming one of these things that respectable programmers wouldn't ever use, even those who don't even know what it is for.
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What are the "must have" features for a XML based GUI language
===
Summary for the impatient:
What I want to know is what you want to have in a new gui language. About the short answers mentioning `$your_favorite_one`; I assume you mean that, such a language should look like `$your_favorite_one`. These are not help... | 0 | [
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Is there a way to convert indentation in Python code to braces?
===
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Best way to import a website into a Visual Sourcesafe 2005 Database
===
What is the best way to import a website into a Visual Sourcesafe 2005 database?
I tried opening a the VSS database and drag-n-drop the folder but it started prompting me for a comment on each folder. Is there a better way or someway to have it... | 0 | [
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Iron python, beautiful soup, win32 app
===
Does beautiful soup work with iron python?
If so with which version of iron python?
How easy is it to distribute a windows desktop app on .net 2.0 using iron python (mostly c# calling some python code for parsing html)? | 0 | [
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How do I use Qt and SDL together?
===
I am building a physics simulation engine and editor in Windows. I want to build the editor part using Qt and I want to run the engine using SDL with OpenGL.
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What are some decent ways to prevent users from creating meeting workspaces?
===
I have an Events list in sharepoint and need to disallow users from having the ability to create meeting workspaces in the new event form. Shy of customizing the new event form (which breaks attachment support), how can this be done? | 0 | [
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How can I apply my CSS stylesheet to an RSS feed.
===
On my blog I use some CSS classes which are defined in my stylesheet, but in RSS readers those styles don't show up. I had been searching for <code>class="whatever"</code> and replacing with <code>style="something: something;"</code>. But this means whenever I mo... | 0 | [
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GDI+: MeasureString() pads the text on the left and the right
===
I'm using GDI+ in C++. (This issue might exist in C# too).
I notice that whenever I call Graphics::MeasureString() or Graphics::DrawString(), the string is padded with blank space on the left and right.
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Lazy Function Definition in PHP - is it possible?
===
In JavaScript, you can use [Lazy Function Definitions][1] to optimize the 2nd - Nth call to a function by performing the **expensive** one-time operations only on the first call to the function.
I'd like to do the same sort of thing in PHP 5, but redefining a fu... | 0 | [
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Preferred way to do logging in the SpringFrame work
===
I have done some searches looking for information about how to do logging with the Spring Framework.
We currently have an application that has no logging in it except for system.out statements (very bad way).
What I would like to do, is add logging, but als... | 0 | [
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Best way to enable desktop access to PCs on a remote network
===
What is the best way to enable remote access (for desktop support purposes) to a network where there is a single server on a fixed IP and a number of Windows DHCP clients (all with internet access, but the clients are all using NAT for external access)
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Compile errors in mshtml.h compiling with VS2008.
===
I'm in the processor of moving one of our projects from VS6 to VS2008 and I've hit the following compile error with mshtml.h:
1>c:\program files\microsoft sdks\windows\v6.0a\include\mshtml.h(5272) : error C2143: syntax error : missing '}' before 'constant'
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Notepad++: disable auto-indent after empty lines
===
I find the autoindent style of Notepad++ a little weird: when I am typing on an indented line, I *do* want it to indent the next line after I press Enter (this it does properly). However, when I am on an empty line (no indentation, no characters) and I press Enter, ... | 0 | [
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GCC inline assembler, mixing register sizes (x86)
===
Does anyone know how I can get rid of the following assembler warning?
Code is x86, 32 bit:
int test (int x)
{
int y;
// do a bit-rotate by 8 on the lower word. leave upper word intact.
asm ("rorw $8, %0\n\t": "=q"(y) :"0"(x));
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How to count rows in Lift (Scala's web framework)
===
I want to add a property to my User model that returns the number of rows in the Project table that have a user Id of the user.
So something like this...
def numProjects = {
/* somehow get count from Project table
The straight sql would be:
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What's the best way to introduce non-majors to HTML / programming?
===
The following question has been eating at me for the last couple months. After witnessing the quality of the replies here, I'm hopeful that I'll get some great responses here.
I'm TAing a course in the ECE department entitled "[Exploring Digita... | 0 | [
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Is there a clean way to prevent windows.h from creating a near & far macro?
===
Deep down in WinDef.h there's this relic from the segmented memory era:
#define far
#define near
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How do I uninstall python from OSX Leopard so that I can use the MacPorts version?
===
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Multiple database corruption on SQL Server 2000 MSDE
===
We use SQL Server 2000 MSDE for an Point Of Sale system running on about 800 cash registers. Each box has its own copy, and only the local software accesses it.
This is a newly updated platform for the cash register vendor--who shall remain nameless.
Rout... | 0 | [
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gsub partial replace
===
I would like to replace only the group in parenthesis in this expression :
my_string.gsub(/<--MARKER_START-->(.)*<--MARKER_END-->/, 'replace_text')
so that I get : `<--MARKER_START-->replace_text<--MARKER_END-->`
I know I could repeat the whole `MARKER_START` and `MARKER_END` bloc... | 0 | [
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Start project in CodePlex
===
How can I start a project in CodePlex.com? | 0 | [
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ASP.NET MVC routing
===
Up until now I've been able to get away with using the default routing that came with ASP.NET MVC. Unfortunately, now that I'm branching out into more complex routes, I'm struggling to wrap my head around how to get this to work.
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When to use a Class in VBA?
===
When is it appropriate to use a class in VBA?
I'm assuming the [accelerated development and reduction of introducing bugs][1] is a common benefit for most languages that support OOP. But with VBA, is there a specific criterion?
[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Class_(compute... | 0 | [
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How to set sql profiler to profile SQL 2005 reporting services
===
I'm trying to profile SQL reporting services, used from ASP.NET application. In SQL profiler all the SQL run by ASP.NET shows up. It looks like the reporting SQL (from the RDL) doesn't show. Is there some setting or filter I'm missing? | 0 | [
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What is effect of "__callback" SAL annotation?
===
While I certainly understand the purpose of buffer annotations, I can't see what kind of errors [__callback](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235402.aspx) detects.
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What is an elegant way to force browsers to reload cached CSS/JS files?
===
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Best way to secure an AJAX app
===
I am currently working on the authentication of an AJAX based site, and was wondering if anybody had any reccomendations on best practices for this sort of thing.
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ETW - Best Fix/Class-Library for Messy Interface ?
===
By ETW I mean "Event Tracing for Windows".<p>
According to my experimenting one virtue is that while it occasionally fails to record events in busy conditions it otherwise Just Works, as you might expect from a Kernel feature. ETW is the only game in town if you... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET MVC & Web Services
===
Is adding a Web Service to my ASP.NET MVC project breaks the whole concept of MVC?
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Should I add this to the Contr... | 0 | [
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===
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Best C/C++ Network Library
===
I haven't done work in C/C++ for a little bit and was just wondering what people's favorite cross platform libraries are to use.
I'm looking for something that is a good quick and dirty library as well as a library that is a little more robust. Often those are two different librari... | 4 | [
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Architecture for a business objects / database access layer
===
For various reasons, we are writing a new business objects/data storage library. One of the requirements of this layer is to separate the logic of the business rules, and the actual data storage layer.
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How can you program if you're blind?
===
Sight is one of the senses a programmer take for granted. Most programmers would spend hours looking at a computer monitor (especially during times when they are *in the zone*).
I know there are blind programmers who can program (such as T.V. Raman who currently works for go... | 2 | [
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What are the print functions in Adobe AIR ?
===
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Connection to report server could not be made from BI VS 2005 but the report server is browseable
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What should I do with the vendor directory with respect to subversion?
===
So I have a problem. I checked in my frozen gems and rails even though you aren't supposed to do that. I figured it was easy and wouldn't be that big of a deal anyway. Well, later I updated rails and in doing so deleted all the .svn files in... | 0 | [
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Can't connect to MySQL server on 'localhost' (10061)
===
![alt text][1]
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I do have a port 3306 exception in my firewall for... | 0 | [
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Directory Layout for Erlang Services?
===
In our Java applications we typically use the maven conventions (docs, src/java, test, etc.). For Perl we follow similar conventions only using a top level 'lib' which is easy to add to Perl's @INC.
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How can I generically detect if a database is 'empty' from Java
===
Can anyone suggest a good way of detecting if a database is empty from Java (needs to support at least Microsoft SQL Server, Derby and Oracle)?
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===
Any useful metrics will be fine | 0 | [
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How do I prevent SoapExtensions being added to my web service app?
===
It seems that anyone can snoop on incoming/outgoing web service SOAP messages just by dropping in a simple SoapExtension into the bin folder and then plumbing it in using:
<soapExtensionTypes>
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How to set my application's desktop icon for Linux: KDE, Gnome etc?
===
I have a cross platform program that runs on Windows, Linux and Macintosh. My windows version has an Icon but I don't know how to make have one for my Linux build.
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Which I/O library do you use in your C++ code?
===
In new C++ code, I tend to use the C++ iostream library instead of the C stdio library.
I've noticed some programmers seem to stick to stdio, insisting that it's more portable.
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Can you suggest something a little more advanced than java.util.Properties?
===
Do you know any libraries similar to java.util.Properties that support more advanced features like grouping properties, storing arrays, etc?
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Is there a way to verify that code will work on the 360 while doing XNA dev?
===
I'm working on a casual game on XNA with the intention of deploying to the Xbox 360. I'm not going to have access to hardware for a few weeks and I'm on a tight deadline, so I'd like to test that a few things -- Boo and a few custom libr... | 0 | [
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How do I generate a list of n unique random numbers in Ruby?
===
This is what I have so far:
myArray.map!{ rand(max) }
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Conditional compilation for working at home
===
I code C++ using MS Dev Studio and I work from home two days per week. I use CVS to keep my sources synchronized between the two computers but there are difference between the environments the machines are in.
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Server Generated web screenshots?
===
One problem I've been toying with off and on is a service that requires my server to produce a screenshot of a webpage at a given url. The problem is that I don't have any idea how I would accomplish this. I mostly use a LAMP software stack, so answers that were given with that in... | 0 | [
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How do you extract an RT_RCDATA section from a Win32 executable (preferably in C#)?
===
The only way I know how to do this currently is opening up the EXE in Visual Studio. I'd love to be able to do this entirely in C# if possible. Other options include:
<ul>
<li>P/Invoking LoadResource() from the Win32 API</li>
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Vista not allowing one .exe to call another .exe
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I have a legacy VB6 executable that runs on Vista. This executable shells out another legacy MFC C++ executable.
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Will it be faster to use several threads to update the same database?
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I wrote a Java program to add and retrieve data from an MS Access. At present it goes sequentially through ~200K insert queries in ~3 minutes, which I think is slow. I plan to rewrite it using threads with 3-4 threads handling different parts of... | 0 | [
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What is the difference between Events with Delegate Handlers and those without?
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What is the difference between this:
this.btnOk.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.btnOK_Click);
and this?
this.btnOk.Click += this.btnOK_Click;
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Adding code to __init__.py
===
I'm taking a look at how the model system in django works and I noticed something that I don't understand.
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What tools allows me to keep track of html tags when doing web development?
===
What tools allows me keep track of tags when doing web development? For example, I would like to be able to quickly find whether I missed closing a div tag.
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The Rails Way - Namespaces
===
I have a question about how to do something "The Rails Way". With an application that has a public facing side and an admin interface what is the general consensus in the Rails community on how to do it?
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currently iam developing in .Net environment using C# but i want to know is it worth learning python. Thinking of learning Django framework. What is better??? | 0 | [
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Migrate clearcase to perforce
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===
I'm new to Ruby, and I'm trying the following:
mySet = numOfCuts.times.map{ rand(seqLength) }
but I get the 'yield called out of block' error. I'm not sure what his means. BTW, this question is part of a more general question I asked [here][1]
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Good Ada IDE?
===
What would be a good (free) Ada IDE for either Linux or Windows? | 0 | [
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So I have a large 2d array that i serialize and base64_encode and throw into a database. On a different page I pull the array out and when I base64_decode the serialized array i can echo it out and it definitely looks valid.
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What are your favorite CS video lectures?
===
Do you watch video lectures? MIT, Stanford, Berkeley and lots of other universities provide online learning materials,lectures.. What are your favorite ones?
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In .Net, what is the fastest way to recursively find all files from a root directory?
===
I want to search a directory for all files that match a certain pattern.
Surprisingly, I have not had to do this since vb6 (Dir)... I'm sure things have changed since then!
-Thanks
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Copy all files and folders using msbuild
===
Just wondering if someone could help me with some msbuild scripts that I am trying to write. What I would like to do is copy all the files and sub folders from a folder to another folder using msbuild.
{ProjectName}
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|----->Tools
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Position the caret in a MaskedTextbox
===
I would like to be able to override the default behaviour for positioning the caret in a masked textbox.
The default is to place the caret where the mouse was clicked, the masked textbox already contains characters due to the mask.
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Simple Query of MS SQL 2005 DB from SharePoint, using SSPI authentication?
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Within our Active Directory domain, we have a MS SQL 2005 server, and a SharePoint (MOSS 3.0 I believe) server. Both authenticate against our LDAP server. Would like to allow users of SharePoint to see some of the data from the MS SQL dat... | 0 | [
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Dash vs. Underscore
===
Should it be **/about_us** or **/about-us**?
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Nested for loops in different languages
===
Here is a fairly common problem. We have an array of arrays. We'd like to call some function for every combination of elements from the different arrays. Conceptually we'd like to do something like this:
for my $x (1, 2) {
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How to pass context around in a ASP.NET MVC web app
===
Ok, I'm a newbie to ASP.NET web apps... and web apps in general. I'm just doing a bit of a play app for an internal tool at work.
given this tutorial...
http://www.asp.net/learn/mvc-videos/video-395.aspx
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How do I truncate a java string to fit in a given number of bytes, once UTF-8 encoded?
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How do I truncate a java `String` so that I know it will fit in a given number of bytes storage once it is UTF-8 encoded? | 0 | [
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ssl_error_rx_record_too_long and Apache SSL
===
I've got a customer trying to access one of my sites, and they keep getting this error > ssl_error_rx_record_too_long
They're getting this error on all browsers, all platforms. I can't reproduce the problem at all.
My server and myself are located in the USA, the c... | 0 | [
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Rails performance analyzers
===
What are the preffered plugins for monitoring and analyzing the performance of a Rails app? I'm looking for both database/query analyzers and the rest of the stack if possible, though not necessarily all in one plugin. Which ones do you recommend?
( Bonus points for free ones :)
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How to disable Notepad++'s annoying 'parenthesis completion'?
===
Whenever I type a (, [, or {, Notepad++ completes it with the corresponding closing bracket. I find this 'feature' annoying and would like to disable it. It doesn't seem to be listed in the Preferences dialog and a search of the online documentation did... | 0 | [
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How to customize directory structure in ASP.NET MVC?
===
The project I'm starting to work at will have several dozens of controllers, so it would be nice to structure them into logical directories and respective namespaces, like "Controllers/Admin/", "Controllers/Warehouse/Supplies/", etc.
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Specify the from user when sending email using the mail command
===
Does anyone know how to change the from user when sending email using the mail command? I have looked through the man page and can not see how to do this. | 0 | [
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Any one using lucene?
===
I'm using lucene in my project.
Here is my questoin:
should I use lucene to replace the whole search module which has been implemented with sql using a large number of `like` statement and accurate search by id or sth,
or should I just use lucene in fuzzy search(i mean full text search)? | 0 | [
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Collection of markers with Google maps
===
I've worked quite a lot with Bing maps but I'm new to Google maps.
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<i> tag for icons?
===
I've looked into the source of facebook, they use the `<i>` tag to display icons. <br />
Also, today I looked into twitter's bootstrap. It also uses `<i>` tag to display icons.
But,
From the [HTML5 spec](http://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-b-and-i-tags/):
> The i element rep... | 0 | [
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(ASK) window.location.href doesnt work jquery
===
i have some code using jquery mobile + phonegap and run it on my android, i want to redirect the page to div id content... i mean after i take a picture i'd like to load the next page... here is my code...
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
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Is it possible to mock COM objects with Rhino?
===
I have tried to mock Interop excel worksheet using Rhino.Mocks object but its throwing exception.
Used Code:
var _mocks = new MockRepository();
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Sqldatasource update statment for converting string to dd.mm.yyyy hh:mm
===
I have a gridview and sqldatasource.
In the sqldatasource update statment I'm trying to convert the string of the column to datetime , with this:
Date = Convert(DateTime,@Date,104)
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Hide specific fields from Paypal Express checkout Order details page using ActiveMerchant
===
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Building cURL for Cocos2d-x Eclipse, something is missing for me
===
There is no problem in Xcode, but in Eclipse there is unfortunately.
I did this in Android.mk:
LOCAL_PATH := $(call my-dir)
include $(CLEAR_VARS)
LOCAL_MODULE := game
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More messages then "smtp_accept_queue_per_connection" in one connection
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<br>
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Musicplayer stops when navigating on the site
===
How can I make the musicplayer on this page to play continuously, even if you are going from the frontpage to a sub-page? Like it is now, it stops when you enter the next page or if you refresh.
I use Wordpress with a custom made WP template btw.
http://cpanel12.... | 0 | [
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===
I am familiar with the good old Swig and I had a look at AppMobi but I am still wondering what's best practice to bind my own iOS API to JavaScript.
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===
In my app am using **MFMessageComposeViewController** to send message.
Following code is the example i used to send message
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How to handle backend Exceptions in IQueryable<> methods?
===
A scenario with a HttpClient calling a ASP.NET Web API method, calling an EF repository.
I am having trouble catching SQL exceptions.
Client:
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We've pre-defined Excel document structure with lots of formulas and macros written.
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Source code control policy
===
I'm looking for an overview over different source code control policies. I only came across the Main-Line policy and would like to better know others before committing to one with the team.
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How well does Python's whitespace dependency interact with source control with regards to merging?
===
I'm wondering if the need to alter the indentation of code to adjust the nesting has any adverse effects on merging changes in a system like SVN.
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time length of an mp3 file
===
What is the simplest way to determine the length (in seconds) of a given mp3 file, without using outside libraries? (python source highly appreciated) | 0 | [
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