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64-bit Alternative for Microsoft Jet
===
Microsoft has chosen to not release a 64-bit version of Jet, their database driver for Access. Does anyone know of a good alternative?
Here are the specific features I need:
* Multiple users can connect to database over a network.
* Users can copy the database while it i... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET: IContainer Missing Constructor?
===
I have a ASP.NET application running on a remote web server and I just started getting this error. I can't seem to reproduce it in my development environment:
Method not found: 'Void System.Collections.Generic.ICollection`1..ctor()'.
I narrowed it down to this li... | 0 | [
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throw exception JSP
===
Is it possible to throw an exception in a JSP without using scriptlet code?
Cheers,
Don | 0 | [
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NLP: Qualitatively "positive" vs "negative" sentence
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I need your help in determining the best approach for analyzing industry-specific sentences (i.e. movie reviews) for "positive" vs "negative". I've seen libraries such as OpenNLP before, but it's too low-level - it just gives me the basic sentence composition; w... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to consume a web service from VB6?
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I need to consume an external web service from my VB6 program. I want to be able to deploy my program without the SOAP toolkit, if possible, but that's not a requirement. I do not have the web service source and I didn't create it. It is a vendor-provided ser... | 0 | [
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Is there a .NET equivalent of Perl's LWP / WWW::Mechanize?
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After working with .NET's `HttpWebRequest`/`Response` objects, I'd rather shoot myself than use this to crawl through web sites. I'm looking for an existing .NET library that can fetch URLs, and give you the ability to follow links, extract/fill in/submit... | 0 | [
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ASP.Net Web Site Won't Compile, But Works Anyway?!
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I have an ASP.Net 2.0 web site, using the DotNetNuke framework (4.09), and it will not compile, but when I hit the site in a browser, it works. Even the parts that don't compile will work. How is IIS able to compile and run this site, when Visual Studio can't? Eve... | 0 | [
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Painless way to trim leading/trailing whitespace in C?
===
Is there a clean, preferably standard method of trimming leading and trailing whitespace from a string in C? I'd roll my own, but I would think this is a common problem with an equally common solution. | 0 | [
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Mathematics / Algorithmic Resources: ProjectEuler.net puzzles
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I've used brute force for the most part for the [ProjectEuler.net][1] problems that I have been able to solve. One thing I'm finding is that, for some of the puzzles, I'm not able to find good resources for 'backfilling' my understanding of the problem... | 0 | [
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Insert into ... Select *, how to ignore identity?
===
I have a temp table with the exact structure of a concrete table T. It was created like this:
select top 0 * into #tmp from T
After processing and filling in content into #tmp, I want to copy the content back to T like this:
insert into T select * from #tmp
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How can I decode html characters in c#?
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I have email addresses encoded with character entities, is there anything in .net that can convert them to plain string? | 0 | [
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===
I have created a hierarchy of content types. The root of my hierarchy has the content type "Document" as a parent. There are about 20 other content types derived from my root.
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===
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What is the LINQ way to implode/join a string array?
===
I have the following string array:
var sa = new string[] {"yabba","dabba","doo"};
I can convert it to "yabba, dabba, doo" it using string.Join() but what is the super-cool LINQ way of doing it? The Join extension method seems promising but for a novic... | 0 | [
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Is there anyway to remove Design (and Split) views from Visual Studio 2005/2008?
===
I am trying to find a way to disable Design / Split views from appearing in Visual Studio. I figure there's no way to completely disable it, but I still can't seem to find a way to remove the shortcut (F7), or remove the buttons from ... | 0 | [
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That's the question: Which library can help me to access data available via WebDAV in my Java-programs? OpenSource is preferred. | 0 | [
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Working with client certificates for an ASP.NET MVC site on IIS 6
===
Wanting to implement authentication by client certificates I am experiencing some issues.
**First some facts**
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How can you load balance an IIS 6 hosted WCF Service?
===
We use BigIP to load balance between our two IIS servers. We recently deployed a WCF service hosted on by IIS 6 onto these two Windows Server 2003R2 servers.
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What is a simple command lime program or script to backup SQL server databases?
===
I've been to lax with performing DB backups on our internal servers.
Is there a simple command line program that I can use to backup certain databases in SQL Server 2005? Or is there an easy vbscript? | 0 | [
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How do I read an HttpResponse in ASP.NET 2.0?
===
For example, I have an ASP.NET form that is called by another aspx:
string url = "http://somewhere.com?P1=" + Request["param"];
Response.Write(url);
I want to do something like this:
string url = "http://somewhere.com?P1=" + Request["param"];
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Help configuring JNDI with embedded JBoss in Tomcat 5.5.x
===
When I try the following lookup in my code:
Context initCtx = new InitialContext();
Context envCtx = (Context) initCtx.lookup("java:comp/env");
return (DataSource) envCtx.lookup("jdbc/mydb");
I get the following exception:
java.s... | 0 | [
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===
Is there a Java package providing funcionality like the .Net System.Data namespace ?
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pl sql & java - creating dynamic query
===
I have a dilemma, I'm using java and oracle and trying to keep querys on plsql side. Everything is OK, until I have these complex querys which may and may not have conditions. Its not hard in Java to put together WHERE clause with conditions, but its not nice.
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Explain Plan for Query in a Stored Procedure
===
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Can SQL Try-Catch blocks handle thrown CLR errors?
===
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Testing for Random Value - Thoughts on this Approach?
===
OK, I have been working on a random image selector and queue system (so you don't see the same images too often).
All was going swimmingly (as far as my crappy code does) **until** I got to the random bit. I wanted to test it, but how do you test for it? The... | 0 | [
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Most rapid RAD environment for prototyping
===
What do you consider the most rapid RAD environment for prototyping? Not for debate.
- language
- platform
- IDE
- DB
- (personal note)
Thank you.
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How to get rid of the "Console Root" node in a MMC 3.0 snapin?
===
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What is the recommended toolchain for formatting XML DocBook?
===
I've seen [Best tools for working with DocBook XML documents][1], but my question is slightly different. Which is the currently recommended formatting toolchain - as opposed to editing tool - for XML DocBook?
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Need to create a layered dict from a flat one
===
I have a dict, that looks like this:
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'opt1': 1,
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XDS SubmitObjectsRequest message with a XDSFolder?
===
Does anyone has or point me to a sample SubmitObjectsRequest message with XDSFolder? | 0 | [
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Mount floppy image in cygwin
===
How can I mount a floppy image file using cygwin. I would like to mount the image, copy a file to the mounted drive, and then unmount it from the command line.
I know you can use [Virtual Floppy Drive][1] in windows, but is there a way to do this in Cygwin?
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How can I load different endpoints for WCF in SQL CLR?
===
We're deploying some new WCF calls in our SQL 2005 DB using the CLR. In testing, I hardcoded in the code the endpoint to connect to, and deployed it to our test server. When we go to deploy this to production, we will be deploying it to many different SQL DBs,... | 0 | [
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When I try to display the contents of a LOB (large object) column in SQL*Plus, it is truncated. How do I display the whole thing? | 0 | [
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Regex - Repeating Header in a group
===
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Heading 2 Heading 3
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Can apache-jmeter check the return value of a URL for a correct response?
===
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Capture console output for debugging in VS?
===
Under VS's external tools settings there is a "Use Output Window" check box that captures the tools command line output and dumps it to a VS tab.
The question is: *can I get the same processing for my program when I hit F5?*
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2d graphics effects 101: throwing something
===
I have a page in my desktop app, and I've implemented simple grab-and-pan. It works great.
When you are panning in this way and you are release, the page stops dead where you dropped it.
I'd like it to continue slightly with some momentum, and stop eventually. Ra... | 1 | [
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Wrapping BOOST in a separate namespace
===
I'm looking to have two versions of BOOST compiled into a project at the same time, how much trouble would I be getting into if I did something like this:
namespace boostv1 {
#include <boostv1/boost/regex.hpp>
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===
There is no summary available of the big O notation for operations on the most common data structures including arrays, linked lists, hash tables etc. | 0 | [
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Has anbody used BOO and can you comment on your experiences?
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I'm looking for a groovy equivalent on .NET
http://boo.codehaus.org/
So far Boo looks interesting, but it is statically typed, yet does include some of the metaprogramming features I'd be looking for.
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ASP.NET - Add Event Handler to LinkButton inside of Repeater in a RenderContent call
===
I've got a Sharepoint WebPart which loads a custom User Control. The user control contains a Repeater which in turn contains several LinkButtons.
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Reducing memory footprint of large unfamiliar codebase.
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Suppose you have a fairly large (~400 KLOC), fairly old (~10 years) Windows desktop application in C/C++. About 10% of modules are external and don't have sources, only debug symbols.
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PHP: How to return information to a waiting script and continue processing
===
Suppose there are two scripts Requester.php and Provider.php, and Requester requires processing from Provider and makes an http request to it (Provider.php?data="data"). In this situation, Provider quickly finds the answer, but to maintain ... | 0 | [
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Easy data conversion tool
===
I often have data in Excel or text that I need to get into SqlServer. I can use ODBC to query the Excel file and I can parse the text file. What I want though is some tool that will just grab the data and put it into tables with little / no effort. Does anyone know of such a tool? | 0 | [
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ClickOnce app not working with Office 2007
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I am a developer for a .net application that uses ClickOnce for deployment. I have deployed it over 60 times and computers have not had any issues downloading the latest release. However, when I deployed this morning, the following error occurs when computers with Office ... | 0 | [
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MSExcel 2002 calling Web Services.
===
What is the easiest way to call a web service from Excel (I am using version 2002)? Please, no third party tools or libraries. This has to be easy with some VBA that I can paste there, use it, and ever touch. | 0 | [
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Satatic layers in a java web application
===
I am building a small website for fun/learning using a fairly standard Web/Service/Data Access layered design.
To save me from constantly having to create instances of my service layer/data access layer classes, I have made the methods in them all static. I shouldn't get... | 0 | [
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java sound without hardware device
===
Anyone know if it is possible to write an app that uses the Java Sound API on a system that doesn't actually have a hardware sound device?
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Parse HTML links using C#
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Is there a built in dll that will give me a list of links from a string. I want to send in a string with valid html and have it parse all the links. I seem to remember there being something built into either .net or an unmanaged library. | 0 | [
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WPF transparent borders causes the UI to stop redrawing
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As a follow up to [my previous question][1], I am wondering how to use transparent windows correctly. If I have set my window to use transparency, the UI will occasionally appear to stop responding. What is actually happening is that the UI simply is not up... | 0 | [
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Z-index issue?
===
I have a div with a z-index of 0 on the default page of a site and this default page contains a iframe.
One of the pages in this iframe has a popup with a z-index of 1000. However, the div still overshadows the popup in IE but works fine in Firefox
Does anyone know what I can do? | 0 | [
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Why does strcpy trigger a segmentation fault with global arguments?
===
So I've got some C code:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
/* putting one of the "char*"s here causes a segfault */
void main() {
char* path = "/temp";
char* temp;
strcpy(temp, path);
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.NET: How to have background thread signal main thread data is available?
===
What is the proper technique to have **ThreadA** signal **ThreadB** of some event, without having **ThreadB** sit blocked waiting for an event to happen?
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INTERFACES... Why cant I seem to grasp them
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Could someone please demystify interfaces for me or point me to some good examples. I keep seeing interfaces popup here and there but i havent ever really been exposed to good explanations of interfaces or when to use them? | 0 | [
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Fast plane rotation algorithm?
===
I am working on an application that detects the most prominent rectangle in an image, then seeks to rotate it so that the bottom left of the rectangle rests at the origin, similar to how IUPR's [OSCAR][1] system works. However, once the most prominent rectangle is detected, I am uns... | 0 | [
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What are some of the pros and cons of using jQuery?
===
As someone who is only barely proficient in javascript, is jQuery right for me? Is there a better library to use? I've seen lots of posts related to jQuery and it seems to be the most effective way to incorporate javascript into ASP.NET applications.
I've be... | 0 | [
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Using PL/SQL how do you I get a file's contents in to a blob?
===
I have a file. I want to get its contents into a blob column in my oracle database or into a blob variable in my PL/SQL program. What is the best way to do that? | 0 | [
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Generic cache of objects
===
Does anyone know any implementation of a templated cache of objects?
- You use a key to find object (the same as in std::map<>)
- You specify a maximum number of objects that can be in the cache at the same time
- There are facilities to create an object not found in the cache
- Ther... | 0 | [
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jQuery onClick execution
===
I have this bit of javascript written with jQuery 1.2.5. It's contained inside the main function() of a plugin that I wrote. The plugin is a horizontal gallery scroller very similar to jCarousel. It does alot of auto calculating of widths and determines how many to scroll based on that ... | 0 | [
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How to line up items of varied length in a resizable space in CSS?
===
I'd like to line up items approximately like this:
item1 item2 i3 longitemname
i4 longitemname2 anotheritem i5
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Setting up an architecture department
===
Some context upfront:
Imagine a 200+ developers company finally setting up a more or less independent architecture team/department.
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How to return multiple values in one column (T-SQL)?
===
I have [UserAliases] (UserId, Alias) table with multiple Aliases per user. I need to query it and return all aliases for a given user, the trick is to return them all in one column.
Example:
UserId/Alias
1/MrX
1/MrY
1/MrA
2/Abc
2/Xyz
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Invalid group name: Group names must begin with a word character
===
I received the following exception when I was using the Regex class with the regular expression: (?'named a'asdf)
System.ArgumentException: parsing \"(?'named a'asdf)\" - Invalid group name: Group names must begin with a word character.
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Timed events with php/MySQL
===
I need a way to modify a value in a table after a certain amount of time has passed. My current method is as follow:
- insert end time for wait period in table
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robust and fast checksum algorithm
===
Which checksum algorithm can you recommend in this use case:
I want to generate checksums of small JPEG files (~8kb each) to check if the content changed.<br/>
The checksum need not be cryptographically strong but it should robustly indicate changes of any size.
The second... | 0 | [
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how to determine if a record in every source, represents the same person
===
I have several sources of tables with personal data, like this:
SOURCE 1
ID, FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME, FIELD1, ...
1, jhon, gates ...
SOURCE 2
ID, FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME, ANOTHER_FIELD1, ...
1, jon, gate ...
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Does the size of the constructor matter if you're using Inversion of Control?
===
So I've got maybe 10 objects each of which has 1-3 dependencies (which I think is ok as far as loose coupling is concerned) but also some settings that can be used to define behavior (timeout, window size, etc).
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Determine the ID of the JSF container form
===
I need to determine the ID of a form field from within an action handler. The field is a part of a included facelets component and so the form will vary.
**included.xhtml**
<ui:component>
<h:inputText id="contained_field"/>
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Do callbacks stop operations in rails
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Oracle Global Temporary Table / PHP interaction question
===
I've never used the Global Temporary Tables however I have some questions how they will work in a php environment.
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How do I fix a Cross language installation problem in SQL Server 2008?
===
I'm trying to do a SQL Server 2008 setup and I've been given a Cross Language Installation failure. More specifically:
Rule "cross language installation: failed.
the Setup language is different than the language of existing SQL Server fea... | 0 | [
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===
How to do paging in Pervasive SQL (version 9.1)? I need to do something similar like:
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SELECT foo FROM table LIMIT 10, 10
But I can't find a way to define offset.
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===
I regularly want to access properties on possibly null objects:
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===
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How does my shared host's nameserver resolve http://servername.com/~username/ to my top level doman?
===
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Ant Junit tests are running much slower via ant than via IDE - what to look at?
===
I am running my junit tests via ant and they are running substantially slower than via the IDE. My ant call is:
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Sending raw data to FedEx Label printer
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Has anyone done this? Basically, I want to use the html by keeping basic tags such as h1, h2, em, etc; clean all non http addresses in the img and a tags; and HTMLEncode every other tag.
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In C# when I am done entering the fields of a snippet, I can hit Enter to get to the next line. What is the equivalent Key in VB?
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Best book to learn the Processing programming language?
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I am a programmer interested in learning Processing (the programming language). [The main Processing site][1] is obviously the primary resource. Indeed they have much great information. They even include a [list][2] of fairly expensive books:
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===
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How do I use XPathNodeIterator to iterate through a list of items in an XML file?
===
This is a sample (edited slightly, but you get the idea) of my XML file:
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===
I would like to write a plug-in that will allow a custom written CRM to read and write to their local Outlook client. I know that this poses a security concern. But, my clients are asking that their CRM "be connected" to Outlook. They would like to be able to do the following:
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===
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===
I have the following table relationship in my database:
Parent
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Child1 Child2
\ /
GrandChild
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Code analysis
===
Does anyone know where to find an explanation to the warnings in vs 2005 codeanalysis tool. I would like some documentation, explainning why it creates the warnings it does and what course of action one should take. | 0 | [
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Do you use the branches/tags/trunk convention?
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Translating Int32 into ushort and back again
===
I am attempting to devise a system for packing integer values greater than 65535 into a ushort. Let me explain.
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