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How to define / configure priority for multiple aspects using Spring AOP (or AspectJ)
===
I have been able to define multiple aspects (one is @Before and another is @Around) using Spring AOP (combined with AspectJ annotations) over a business service class.
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R test for morning rush hour - time vector in interval
===
I'm trying to create a clean function in R to return TRUE/FALSE if a vector of POSIXlt times are in morning rush hour, i.e. 7.30am to 9.30am Monday to Friday. This is what I've done so far, but it seems a bit long and convoluted. Is it possible to improve on... | 0 | [
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why volatileread on string doesn't compile
===
class CFoo
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private string _filePathFormatString;
public string Foo()
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System.Threading.Thread.VolatileRead(ref _filePathFormatString);
...
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string is object, why this VolatileRead doesn't compile?
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Calling a Java function from an applet
===
All I want to do is call a javascript function from a Applet and pass multiple variables, I'm able to do this with just one variable, but I want to do it with multiple.
calling Javascript function from applet and passing one variable which works:
msg = "test";
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How to find ClearCase activity's dependents?
===
As you know, sometimes a UCM activity depends on another activity, and sometimes other activities are depended on that activity. I'm wondering how can I get this information easily?
Assuming my input is an activity ID - how do I get these two outputs easily?
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What is the command 'sd' do in make file rule?
===
I have a makefile which has a target for gdb as below.
I dont know what type of programme the 'sd' is ?
Man pages help shows sd as "sd - Driver for SCSI Disk Drives".
But i think 'sd' used in the below makefile code is a shell command and not a dev special
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how can we send email text with image which is in drawable folder?
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How can we send image and text with email attachement. image fatch from drawable folder and send it in mail.
Please help me.
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How can I fetch specific record from json file in android?
===
I have a text file in my SD card which contains json array. Say for example file is like this:
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{"CountryID" : "1","CountryName" : "Australia"},
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Sharepoint document library source
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I am working with a SharePoint document library and I'm trying to locate the source of the document library page. I just can't find it, where should it be stored?
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Capturing Input in Linux
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First, yes I know about [this question][1], but I'm looking for a bit more information that that. I have actually, a fairly similar problem, in that I need to be able to capture input for mouse/keyboard/joystick, and I'd also like to avoid SDL if at all possible. I was more or less wonderi... | 0 | [
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Managing ThreadPool starvation within a multithreaded work queue processor?
===
I am investigating the design of a work queue processor where the QueueProcessor retrieves a Command Pattern object from the Queue and executes it in a new thread.
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What is the best method to achieve dynamic URL Rewriting in ASP.Net?
===
I'm currently using [Intelligencia.UrlRewriter][1] does anyone have better suggestions?
[1]: http://dotnetguts.blogspot.com/2008/07/url-rewriting-with-urlrewriternet.html | 0 | [
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Best way to capture stdout from a system() command so it can be passed to another function
===
I'm trying to start an external application through system() - for example system("ls") - i would like to capture it's output as it happens so i can send it to another function for further processing. What's the best way to ... | 0 | [
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How to get up to speed on SOA?
===
I've been given the task of laying the groundwork of a SOA for my client. The goal is to open up various processes in an end-client independent way and also to make data available offline e.g. for reps visiting customers.
I do have extensive experience with J2EE (Websphere) and we... | 0 | [
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Visual Studio Context Menu Shortcut
===
Does anyone know the keyboard shortcut in Visual Studio to open the context menu? i.e The equivalent of right clicking. Thanks. | 0 | [
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MS-SQL Server 2005: Initializing a merge subscription with alternate snapshot location
===
We started some overseas merge replication 1 year ago and everything is going fine till now. My problem is that we have now so much data in our system that any crash on one of the subscriber's servers will be a disaster: reiniti... | 0 | [
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.NET TreeView won't show images
===
Having a problem getting a TreeView control to display node images. The code below works sometimes but fails to show any image at other times.
<pre><code>
private TreeNode AddNodeForCore(TreeNode root, Core c) {
string key = GetImageKey(c);
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What is the best way to change the credentials of a Windows service using C#
===
I need to change the credentials of an already existing Windows service using C#. I am aware of two different ways of doing this.
1. ChangeServiceConfig, see ttp://www.pinvoke.net/default.aspx/advapi32.ChangeServiceConfig
2. Managem... | 0 | [
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Versioning Database Persisted Objects, How would you?
===
(Not related to versioning the database schema)
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Java, NetBean : Access web.xml context parameters from Web Service method?
===
I am new to java so excuse my lame questions:)
I am trying to build a web service in Java NetBeans 6.1 , but I have some troubles with configuration parameters ( like .settings in .net).
What is the right way to save and access su... | 0 | [
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Can anyone recommend a C++ std::map replacement container?
===
Maps are great to get things done easily, but they are memory hogs and suffer from caching issues. And when you have a map in a critical loop that can be bad.
So I was wondering if anyone can recommend another container that has the same API but uses le... | 0 | [
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C++ Function List
===
I'm working on a fairly complex project, a custom encryption routine if you will (just for fun) and I've run into this issue in designing my code layout.
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Is there an alternative to FTP?
===
I am trying to find an alternative to FTP? It's a single file transfer up to 4gb.
Any suggestions? maybe HTTP? Or should I stick it out with FTP?
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Tool for calculating cyclomatic complexity
===
Can you recommend free tools for calcualting cyclomatic complexity. Looking for all languages.
One tool/language per answer please.
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Saving contents of the WMD Editor Control
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===
I'm trying to handle Winsock_Connect event (Actually I need it in Excel macro) using the following code:
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Sub Init()
Set Winsock1 = CreateObject("MSWinsock.Winsock")
Winsock1.RemoteHost = "MyHost"
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Command line program to create website screenshots (on Linux)
===
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nginx setup question
===
I know this is not directly a programming question, but people on stackoverflow seems to be able to answer any question.
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Easier way to start debugging a windows service in C#
===
Is there a way to easier start stepping through code except to start the service through the Windows Service Controll Management and then attach the debugger to the thread? It's kind of cumbersome and I'm wondering if there is not a more straight-forward approa... | 0 | [
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What is java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError ... (Operation Failed: 14)
===
I am trying to deploy our eRCP (embedded Rich Client Platform) application on a Windows CE5 Professional device. While the eRCP demo applications work fine on the J9 VM upon starting our application I get the following exception:
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How to Enable/Disable MenuItem and ToolButton together
===
I'm a newbie in C# bu I'm experienced Delphi developer.
In Delphi I can use same code for MenuItem and ToolButton using TAction.OnExecute event and I can disable/enable MenuItem and ToolButton together using TAction.OnUpdate event.
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What processes are using which ports on unix?
===
I need to find out what ports are attached to which processes on a unix machine (HP Itanium). Unfortunately, the <i>lsof</i> is not installed and I have no way of installing it.
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How do I escape a script to an external editor and return afterwards?
===
Specifically I have a PHP command-line script that at a certain point requires input from the user. I would like to be able to execute an external editor (such as vi), and wait for the editor to finish execution before resuming the script.
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Monitoring a server-side process on Rails application using AJAX XMLHttpRequest
===
I'm using the following in the web page but can't get a response from the server while it's processing
<script type="text/javascript">
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function updateProgress() {
//alert('Hello');
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View Temporary Table Created from Stored Procedure
===
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How to write an installer that checks for openGL support?
===
We have a 3D viewer that uses OpenGL, but our clients sometimes complain about it "not working". We suspect that most of these issues stem from them trying to use, what is in effect a modern 3d realtime game, on a businiss laptop computer.
**How can we, ... | 0 | [
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Checking stack usage at compile time
===
Is there a way to know and output the stack size needed by a function at compile time in C ?
Here is what I would like to know :
Let's take some function :
void foo(int a) {
char c[5];
char * s;
//do something
return;
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Delphi 2009 + Unicode + Char-size
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I just got Delphi 2009 and have previously read some articles about modifications that might be necessary because of the switch to Unicode strings.
Mostly, it is mentioned that sizeof(char) is not guaranteed to be 1 anymore.
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How to interact between Web App and Windows Form Application
===
I have a problem where a Web Application needs to (after interaction from the user via Javascript)
1) open a Windows Forms Application
2) send a parameter to the app (e.g. an ID)
Correspondingly, the Windows Forms Appli... | 0 | [
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Avoid RePublishing the web application after Eclipse Shutdown
===
I am having my web application deployed on Tomcat5.5 and I use it in integration with eclipse 3.2.Each time I close the eclipse and restart it, I need to republish the application even when it hasn't been modified.
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How would you implement database updates via email?
===
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decode a UTF8 string
===
I have an email subject of the form:
=?utf-8?B?T3.....?=
The body of the email is utf-8 base64 encoded - and has decoded fine.
I am current using Perls Email::MIME module to decode the email.
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Modular web apps
===
I've been looking into [OSGi][1] recently and think it looks like a really good idea for modular Java apps.
However, I was wondering how OSGi would work in a web application, where you don't just have code to worry about - also HTML, images, CSS, that sort of thing.
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What do you HATE most in your development team?
===
It is a good place to give feedbacks to software development team.
What do you hate most in your development team?
It can be anything like,
> the role, the attitude, the design,
> the architecture, the technology, the
> personality of the other programmer,
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How to get the source file and the line number of a method declaration?
===
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How to efficiently count the number of keys/properties of an object in JavaScript?
===
How can you count the number of keys/properties of an object without iterating over the object? i.e. without doing
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EPiServer Development
===
Aside from Episerver.com
What other websites do people who develop using EPiServer use as development resources!? Been using coderesort.com but I find that it lacks examples of how to do stuff.
Many thanks,
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===
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Caluclate client-server time difference in Borland Starteam server 8
===
**Problem**. I need a way to find Starteam server time through Starteam Java SDK 8.0. Version of server is 8.0.172 so method `Server.getCurrentTime()` is not available since it was added only in server version 9.0.
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Linux commands from Java
===
Is it possbile to execute linux commands with java? I am trying to create a web servlet to allow ftp users to change their passwords without ssh login access. I would like to execute the next commands:
# adduser -s /sbin/nologin clientA -d /home/mainclient/clientA
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Wierd Exception while using DataGridView and possibly Multi-Threads
===
I followed google to this MSDN forum [thread][1].
[1]: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=3905448&SiteID=1
The last answer was and I qoute : "Using threads? Don't"
Does someone knows a walk around?
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Can Java POI write image to word document?
===
Anyone know if it is possible?
And got any sample code for this?
Or any other java API that can do this?
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Is there any python module for rendering a HTML page with javascript and get back a DOM object?
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How do I handle multiple streams in Java?
===
I'm trying to run a process and do stuff with its input, output and error streams. The obvious way to do this is to use something like select(), but the only thing I can find in Java that does that is Selector.select(), which takes Channels. It doesn't appear to be possibl... | 0 | [
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I need to determine which version of GTK Ubuntu is using.
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I am designing a page to Add/Edit users - I used a repeater control and a table to display users. In users view the individual columns of the table row have labels to display a record values and when users click on edit button, the labels are hidden and text boxes are disp... | 0 | [
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C# Array XML Serialization
===
I found a problem with the XML Serialization of C#. The output of the serializer is inconsistent between normal Win32 and WinCE (but surprisingly WinCE has the IMO correcter output). Win32 simply ignores the Class2 <code>XmlRoot("c2")</code> Attribute.
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===
In PHP, what is the best practice for laying out the responsibilities of a Db Abstraction Layer?
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How to delegate interface implementation to other class in C#
===
Assume the following class:
public class MyEnum: IEnumerator
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private List<SomeObject> _myList = new List<SomeObject>();
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ASP.NET - how to show a error page when uploading big file (Maximum request length exceeded)?
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Application able to record error in OnError, but we are not able to do any redirect or so to show something meaningfull to user.
Any ideas?
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Does an index help with < or > MySQL queries?
===
If I have a query like "DELETE FROM table WHERE datetime_field < '2008-01-01 00:00:00'", does having the 'datetime_field' column indexed help? i.e. is the index only useful when using equality (or inequality) testing, or is it useful when doing an ordered comparison a... | 0 | [
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Is it possible to "autopopulate" fields in IE?
===
the company I work for want to use a "hosted payment form" to charge our customers. A question came up on how we can populate the "payment form" automatically with information from one of our other system. We have no control over the hosed payment form, and we have to... | 0 | [
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MSSQL and Oracle, which one is better in terms of scalability?
===
MSSQL and Oracle, which one is better in terms of scalability?
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Shape recognition algorithm(s)
===
Can anyone point me to a shape recognition algorithm, preferably in C#/Java but other languages are fine too. | 0 | [
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.NET Compact Framework Can you get grids which have multi line text in cells?
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Best practices for consistent and comprehensive address storage in a database
===
Are there any best practices (or even standards) to store addresses in a consistent and comprehensive way in a database ?
To be more specific, I believe at this stage that there are two cases for address storage :
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Problem: .NET code runs from one directory, but not another, on same disk
===
Our application is a hybrid Win32 unmanaged application and a .NET 2.0 managed application. The Win32 part is the main executable, which at some point loads and hosts the .NET 2.0 runtime and loads some managed modules to open new winforms w... | 3 | [
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Resources and guides to UI virtualization in WPF
===
UI Virtualization is an awkward terminology that describes WPF UI controls that load and and dispose child elements on demand (based on their visibility) to reduce memory footprint. ListBox and ListView use a class called VirtualizingStackPanel by default to achieve... | 0 | [
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Unit Testing data?
===
Our software manages a lot of data feeds from various sources: real time replicated databases, files FTPed automatically, scheduled running of database stored procedures to cache snapshots of data from linked servers and numerous other methods of acquiring data.
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Need advice: Structure of Rails views for submenus?
===
Imagine to have two RESTful controllers (UsersController, OffersController) and a PagesController (used for static content such as index, about and so on) in your application.
You have the following routes defined:
map.with_options :controller => 'pages... | 0 | [
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How do I turn a relative URL into a full URL?
===
This is probably explained more easily with an example. I'm trying to find a way of turning a relative URL, e.g. "/Foo.aspx" or "~/Foo.aspx" into a full URL, e.g. http://localhost/Foo.aspx. That way when I deploy to test or stage, where the domain under which the site ... | 0 | [
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Objections against Java Webstart?
===
Since the release of Adobe AIR I am wondering why Java Web Start has not gained more attention in the past as to me it seems to be very similar, but web start is available for a much longer time.
Is it mainly because of bad marketing from Sun, or are there more technical concer... | 0 | [
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Key value pairs in relational database
===
Does someone have experience with storing key-value pairs in a database?
I've been using this type of table:
CREATE TABLE key_value_pairs (
itemid varchar(32) NOT NULL,
itemkey varchar(32) NOT NULL,
itemvalue varchar(3... | 0 | [
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Setting a Sharepoint Site Theme through a Web Service?
===
Is it possible to change a Sharepoint 2007 Site Theme through a Web Service? I know it can be done through the Object Model with (i think) SPWeb.ApplyTheme, but I did not see anything in the available Web Services, apart from CustomizeCss in Webs.asmx, which d... | 0 | [
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Making something both a C identifier and a string?
===
Say you want to generate a matched list of identifiers and strings
enum
{
NAME_ONE,
NAME_TWO,
NAME_THREE
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myFunction(NAME_ONE, "NAME_ONE");
myFunction(NAME_TWO, "NAME_TWO");
myFunction(NAME_THREE, "NAME_THREE"... | 0 | [
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C99 stdint.h header and MS Visual Studio
===
To my amazement I just discovered that the C99 stdint.h is missing from MS Visual Studio 2003 upwards. I'm sure they have their reasons, but does anyone know where I can download a copy? Without this header I have no definitions for useful types such as uint32_t, etc. | 0 | [
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Has anyone been able to get SharePoint using NTLM working with SQUID as a reverse proxy?
===
1. We have a SQUID reverse proxy and a MOSS 2007 portal. All sites are using NTLM.
2. We cannot get it working with SQUID as a reverse proxy.
Any ideas where to start? | 0 | [
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where can i get some good tutorials about views
===
i want to design a view in sql server 2005. where can i get some good reading materials on this... | 0 | [
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Automatic Casts redux
===
After I [messed up the description of my previous post][1] on this I have sat down and tried to convey my exact intent.
I have a class called P which performs some distinct purpose. I also have PW which perform some distinct purpose on P. PW has no member variables, just member functions.
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What happens when a Flex App can't run at the specified framerate?
===
In our application (a game), in some cases it can't run fast enough. Obviously we'd like to speed it up, but in the mean-time when this happens it causes many problems (or if it's not causing them, the two are related).
The one which is least rela... | 0 | [
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subversion cherry picking
===
Suppose I have a set of commits in a repository folder...
123 (250 new files, 137 changed files, 14 deleted files)
122 (150 changed files)
121 (renamed folder)
120 (90 changed files)
119 (115 changed files, 14 deleted files, 12 added files)
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Specifying a non-.NET dependency in Visual Studio
===
I'm calling a non-.NET dll from my project using P/Invoke, meaning that the .dll must always be present in the .exe's directory.
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Which Ruby XML library would you recommend for a 2.4MB XML file?
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Is it safe to redirect to the same URL?
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How to secure MS SSAS 2005 for HTTP remote access via Internet?
===
We are building an hosted application that uses MS SQL Server Analysis Services 2005 for some of the reporting, specifically OLAP cube browsing. Since it is designed to be used by very large global organizations, security is important.
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"cannot find -lpq" when trying to install psycopg2
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Controlling access to an internal collection in c# - Pattern required
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This is kind of hard to explain, I hope my english is suffient:
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In SCRUM, where does the detail sit?
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How to implement unobtrusive javascript with dynamic content generation?
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I write a lot of dynamically generated content ( developing under PHP ) and I use jQuery to add extra flexibility and functionality to my projects.
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Hash-algorithm
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I realize that 26^255 >> 2^32, but also know that the number of words in the English language is far less than 2^32.
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Define small row height in Reporting Services 2005
===
I want to specify a small row height in a Reporting Services report of about 3pt. However, while the report looks ok in the previewer, once deployed, the row height resets to the standard row height.
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Is it a bad idea to implement a timer loop in Flex?
===
In our game project we did have a timer loop set to fire about 20 times a second (the same as the application framerate). We use this to move some sprites around.
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Change database files location in MySQL administrator?
===
I would like to change the database files location of MySQL administrator to another drive of my computer. ( i run windows xp SP2, mySQL Administrator 1.2.8)
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===
What are the ways to eliminate the use of switch in code? | 0 | [
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Oracle Coherence: Is it stable?
===
Has anyone used [Oracle Coherence][1]? It looks very promising at the roadshows.
My concern is whether it's a stable and robust enough to implement mission-critical financial solutions.
I'd be grateful for any feedback on its performance, robustness and ease of maintenance.
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Is it possible to change the natural order of columns in Postgres?
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Is it possible to change the natural order of columns in Postgres 8.1?
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Any way to remove IEs black border around submit button in active forms?
===
I am implementing a design that uses custom styled submit-buttons. They are quite simply light grey buttons with a slightly darker outer border:
input.button {
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Call Stack at Runtime
===
I want to access the call stack at runtime in a Native C++ application. I am not using the IDE. How do I display the call stack? | 0 | [
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