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Control for tags with auto-completion in Winforms?
===
I am seeking a WinForm control that would provide an autocomplete behavior for multiple space-separated - exactly ala del.icio.us (or stackoverflow.com for that matter).
Does anyone knows how to do that within a .NET 2.0 WinForm application? | 0 | [
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What is the difference between visibility:hidden and display:none
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Both of these result in the element not being visible. Are these synonyms? | 0 | [
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Best way to bind a web UI against an XElement's attributes?
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I want to bind my UI against a collection of XElements and their properties on a webpage. I'm not sure how best to do this.
Should I use an XPath query to get out the elements of the collection and the attribute values of each XElement? Is there a... | 0 | [
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What's the best to call a Webservice from ASP?
===
Note: not ASP.NET.
I've read about various methods including using SOAPClient (is this part of the standard Windows 2003 install?), ServerXMLHTTP, and building up the XML from scratch and parsing the result manually.
Has anyone ever done this? What did you use ... | 0 | [
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Best Practices for Internationalizing a Flex Appliaction?
===
I am looking into internationalizing a Flex application I am working on and I am curious if there are any best practices or recommendations for doing so.
Googling for such information results in a handful of small articles and blog posts, each about doin... | 0 | [
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Sybase Developer Needs To Learn Oracle
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I am pretty much a Sybase expert, an experienced developer, and very comfortable learning new stuff.
I need to write a bunch of SQL to run against an Oracle database.
Can someone recommend a book, training course or other resource to give me what I need to know in the s... | 4 | [
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How secure is basic forms authentication in asp.net?
===
Imagine that you have a simple site with only 2 pages: login.aspx and secret.aspx. Your site is secured using nothing but ASP.net forms authentication and an ASP.net Login server control on login.aspx. The details are as follows:
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ASP.Net Medium Trust setup
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I am trying to configure the IPermission node as part of medium trust. However I am unable to find the valid values list for the PathDiscovery attribute on the node
<IPermission class="FileIOPermission" version="1" Read="$AppDir$" Write="$AppDir$" Append="$AppDir$" PathDiscovery="... | 0 | [
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Performing math functions within ant ReplaceRegExp
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I need to increment a number in a source file from an ant build script. I can use the <code>[ReplaceRegExp][1]</code> task to find the number I want to increment, but how do I then increment that number within the <code>replace</code> attribute?
Heres what I've... | 0 | [
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What is the list of JConnect error-codes?
===
I have recently changed an application from storing the database username and password in a configuration file (***gasp*** password stored in plain text in a config file, I know, I know).
The application now asks the user to type in her username and password before it c... | 0 | [
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How to change a Window Owner using its handle
===
I want to make a .NET Form as a TopMost Form for another external App (not .NET related, pure Win32) so it stays above that Win32App, but not the rest of the apps running.
I Have the handle of the Win32App (provided by the Win32App itself), and I've tried [Win32 Set... | 0 | [
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Any other IDEs for Lotus Notes other than Domino Designer?
===
Are there any other IDEs worth my time for Lotus Notes development? We're doing mostly LotusScript development and would kill for features of Eclipse or Visual Studio, like "Show Declaration". I know there's [an Eclipse plugin for Java development in Notes... | 0 | [
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===
I use Eclipse 3.3 in my daily work, and have also used Eclipse 3.2 extensively as well. In both versions, sometimes the Search options (Java Search, File Search, etc) in the menu get disabled, seemingly at random times. However, with CTRL + H, I am able to access the search... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to configure iPlanet/Sun ONE be the HTTP/HTTPS front end to a JBoss/Tomcat application?
===
What is the best way to configure iPlanet/Sun ONE be the HTTP/HTTPS front end to a JBoss/Tomcat application? | 0 | [
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LLBLGen: How can I softdelete a entry
===
I have inherited a project that uses LLBLGen Pro for the DB layer. The DB model requires that when a entry is deleted a flag (DeletedDate is set to the current time). The last programmer ignored this requirement and has used regular deletes throughout the entire application.
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How do I implement quicksort using a batch file?
===
While normally it's good to always choose the right language for the job, it can sometimes be instructive to try and do something in a language which is wildly inappropriate.
1. It can help you understand the problem better. Maybe you don't *have* to solve it th... | 0 | [
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===
In a previous job we had a classic ASP application that no one wanted to migrate to ASP.NET. The things that it did, it did very well.
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Rules for properly organized bugtracker (Mantis et al)
===
On a particular project we're working with a total of 10 team members.
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Embedded Outlook View Control
===
I am trying to make an Outlook 2003 add-in using Visual Studio 2008 on Windows XP SP3.
My add-in is using custom Folder Home Page which displays my custom form, which wraps Outlook View Control.
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In Perforce, how do I get a list of checked out files?
===
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Is there a typical state machine implementation pattern?
===
We need to implement a simple state machine in C or C++
Is a standard switch statement the best way to go?
We have a current state (state) and a trigger for the transition.
<pre><code>
switch(state)
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case STATE_1:
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ASP.NET/IIS: 404 for all file types
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ASP.Net Session
===
I am wanting to store the "state" of some actions the user is performing in a series of different ASP.Net webforms. What are my choices for persisting state, and what are the pros/cons of each solution?
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How to illustrate usage of volatile keyword in C#
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I would like to code a little program which visually illustrates the behavior of the 'volatile' keyword. Ideally, it should be a program which performs concurrent access to a non volatile static field and which get incorrect behavior because of that.
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Do I have to use Viewstate in ASP.NET
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Castle-ActiveRecord Tutorial with .NET 3.5 broken?
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Has anyone tried the ActiveRecord [Intro Sample][1] with C# 3.5?
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<add key="connection.connection_string" value="xxx" />
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Subfolders in CodeIgniter
===
I'm new to CodeIgniter and I need some help. I'd like to implement the following:
View a user's profile via:
http://localhost/profile/johndoe
...but administrate a user's profile via:
http://localhost/admin/profile/johndoe
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Synchronized AJAX request
===
I have an javascript widget witch provides standard extension points. One of them is *beforecreate* function. It should return *false* to prevent item to be created.
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Good database table design for storing localized versions on dynamic data
===
I'm trying to design some tables to store some dynamic data, which has to be converted to different languages later. Can anybody provide some "best practices" or guidelines for this?
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In Perforce, can you rename a folder with to the same name but cased differently?
===
Can I rename a folder in Perforce from *//depot/FooBar/* to *//depot/Foobar/*?
I've tried this by renaming from *//depot/FooBar/* to *//depot/Temp/* to *//Depot/Foobar/* but the end result ends up the same as *//depot/FooBar/*. | 0 | [
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===
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Programatically delete emails and SMSs on a Window Mobile device
===
I'm looking for a code snippet that can delete all emails and text messages on a Windows Mobile device. Preferably the code would delete items in the Sent and Drafts folders as well as the Inbox.
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Subclipse error message "Expected format '3' of repository; found format '5'"
===
I installed subclipse in eclipse, but I get an error message "Expected format '3' of repository; found format '5'" when I try to open a repository.
Here is the sequence of steps that leads to the error message.
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What's the difference between a "Data Service Layer" and a "Data Access Layer"?
===
I remember reading that one abstracts the low level calls into a data agnostic framework (eg. ExecuteCommand methods etc), and the other usually contains business specific methods (eg. UpdateCustomer).
Is this correct? Which is whi... | 0 | [
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How do you find the namespace/module name programatically in Ruby on Rails?
===
How do I find the name of the namespace or module 'Foo' in the filter below?
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@module_name = ???
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How do you handle strings in C++
===
Which is your favorite way to go with strings in C++? A C-style array of **chars**? Or **wchar___t**? **CString**, **basic_string**, **std::string**, **BSTR** or **CComBSTR**?
Certainly each of these has its own area of application, but anyway, which is your favorite and why? | 0 | [
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.NET: SqlDataReader.Close or .Dispose results in Timeout Expired exception
===
When trying to call Close or Dispose on an SqlDataReader i get a timeout expired exception. If you have a DbConnection to SQL Server, you can reproduce it yourself with:
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Elevating process privilege programatically?
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I'm trying to install a service using InstallUtil.exe but invoked through Process.Start. Here's the code:
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System.Diagnostics.Process.Start (startInfo);
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Configure db used for ASP.Net Authentication
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I want to use forms authentication in my asp.net mvc site.
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Password encryption in Delphi
===
I need to store database passwords in a config file. For obvious reasons, I want to encrypt them (preferably with AES). Does anyone know a Delphi implementation that is easy to introduce into an existing project with > 10,000 lines of historically grown (URGH!) source code?
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How to set the Content-type in Joomla
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I am developing a Joomla component and one of the views needs to render itself as PDF. In the view, I have tried setting the content-type with the following line, but when I see the response, it is text/html anyways.
header('Content-type: application/pdf');
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A table in my area of responsibility of our product has been criticised as having more than one orthogonal index.
What is an orthogonal index?
Why is it bad?
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With really small sets of data, the policy where I work is generally to stick them into text files, but in my experience this can be a development headache. Data generally comes from the database and when it doesn't, the process involved in setting it/storing it is generally h... | 0 | [
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propertyNameFieldSpecified when generating a 2.0 web service proxy from a WCF Service
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How can I get access to the HttpServletRequest object when using Java Web Services
===
I'm using Java 6, Tomcat 6, and using WebService and WebMethod annotations to expose my web service. I would like to obtain information about the request. I tried the following code, but wsCtxt is always null. What must I do to make... | 0 | [
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Can a TCP/IP Stack be killed programmatically?
===
Our server application is listening on a port, and after a period of time it no longer accepts incoming connections. (And while I'd love to solve this issue, it's not what I'm asking about here;)
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IPSec AES 256 encryption in Windows XP with Service Pack 3?
===
Does IPsec in Windows XP Sp3 support AES-256 encryption? | 0 | [
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Best DNS with API access.
===
I saw this over on slashdot and realized if I could program in dns control into some of my apps it would make life a lot easier. [Someone over there][1] recommended [dynect][2] which apparently had a wonderful api. Unfortunately not a lot else was recomended. I don't know anything about m... | 0 | [
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Check for a valid guid
===
How can you check if a string is a valid GUID in vbscript? Has anyone written an IsGuid method? | 0 | [
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Ruby to Actionscript3 Bytecode
===
Hi I was looking into Ruby to actionscript 3 bytecode compilers and found a mention of a project called Red Sun but can find very little information on it.
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Autogeneration of a DataContext designer file when using SqlMetal and Visual Studio
===
I am using <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb386987.aspx">SqlMetal</a> to general my DataContext.dbml class for my ASP.net application using LinqToSql. When I initially created the DataContext.dbml file, Visual Stu... | 0 | [
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First impressions of the Fan programming language?
===
Has anyone here given the [Fan programming language](http://www.fandev.org) a whirl? (pun intended).
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Is reading /dev/urandom thread-safe ?
===
This is the code:
<code><pre>
unsigned int number;
FILE* urandom = fopen("/dev/urandom", "r");
if (urandom) {
size_t bytes_read = fread(&number, 1, sizeof(number), urandom);
DCHECK(bytes_read == sizeof(number));
fclose(urandom);
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.NET Windows Integrated Authentication
===
I'm looking for the best/easiest way to add extensions to an existing protocol (can't change the actual protocol easily) to allow the user to do windows authentication (NTLM?) in .NET. I looked at the AuthenticationManager class already but it requires that I use Web(Http)Re... | 0 | [
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Best programming novel to take on holiday
===
I am about enjoy a two week break in Spain where I expect to have lots of time for relaxing and reading.
I normally read a lot of non-fiction so I'm looking for novel suggestions.
If there is another [Cryptonomicon][1] out there I'd love to hear about it!
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Good idea access session in observer or not?
===
I want to log user's actions in my Ruby on Rails application.
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How do I use a remote MSMQ transactionally?
===
I am writing a Windows service that pulls messages from an MSMQ and posts them to a legacy system (Baan). If the post fails or the machine goes down during the post, I don't want to loose the message. I am therefore using MSMQ transactions. I abort on failure, and I comm... | 0 | [
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Good examples of UK postcode lookup flow
===
I'm looking for a good, well designed flow of a UK postcode lookup process as part of registration for an eCommerce account.
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Hashtable in C++?
===
I usually use C++ STL map whenever I need to store some data associated with a specific type of value (a key value - e.g. a string or other object). The STL map implementation is based on trees which provides better performance (O(log n)) than the standard array or STL vector.
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How to convert multiple <br/> tag to a single <br/> tag in php
===
Wanted to convert
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setting Radio Button enabled/disabled via CSS
===
Is there a way to make a Radio Button enabled/disabled (not checked/unchecked) via CSS?
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===
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What is the best way to learn C?
===
I am able to program in Lisp, Python, Ruby, JavaScript and Prolog and I have been willing to learn how to program in C for a very long time now. I know the syntax and basic concepts (I've actually read Kernigham & Ritchie), but I've never been able to pass through the writing “Hell... | 4 | [
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Sure Google Appengine scales, but is it also fast?
===
I want to know if responsetimes are good, not just if it scales. Anyone with experiences? | 0 | [
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Balancing a Binary Tree
===
Ok, this is another one in the theory realm for the CS guys around.
In the 90's I did fairly well in implementing BST's. The only thing I could bever get my head around was the intricacy of the algorithm to perfectly balance a Binary Tree.
Can you guys help me on this?
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How do you return from 'gf' in Vim
===
I am using Vim for windows installed in Unix mode. Thanks to this site I now use the 'gf' command to go to a file under the cursor.
I'm looking for a command to either:<br>
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Future of the Component Object Model?
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Folks,
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Determine SLOC and complexity of C# and C++ from .NET
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When I am using Bitvise Tunnelier and I spawn a new xterm window connecting to our sun station everything works nicely. We have visual slick edit installed on the sun station and I have been instructed to open it using the command vs&. When I do this I get the following:
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.NET - How to hide invalid choices in a DateTimePicker
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I've set the MaxDate and MinDate properties of a DateTimePicker. However, when I test the control at runtime, there is no way to tell the invalid dates from the valid ones. The only difference is that clicking on an invalid date does nothing.
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How to resize the Asp.Net Page based on the screen resolution
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Why do I receive fatal error "LNK1104: cannot open file 'C:\Program.obj'" when I compile a C++ project in Visual Studio.
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I've created a new C++ project in Visual Studio 2008. No code has been written yet; Only project settings have been changed.
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===
I never used any public framework (always made by inside business or by my own). I see that [Symfony][1] have a [lot of tutorials and nice documentation on it][2] and seem to have everything from CRUD to multiple language handling.
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I am running ruby and MySQL on a Windows box.
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Is it possible to use Castle MonoRail Routing feature with IIS 5?
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Do I have to go with IIS 6 or higher to use Castle MonoRail Routing feature?
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The best Tail GUI
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c++ boost lambda libraries
===
What might be the best way to start programming using boost lambda libraries. | 0 | [
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Why shouldn't Helpers have html in them?
===
I have heard that it's best not to actually have any html in your helpers; my question is, Why not? And furthermore, if you were trying to generate an html list or something like that, how can I avoid actual tags?
Thanks!
-fREW | 0 | [
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Responsibility without Authority is Meaningless - a technical-based solution?
===
My dad always says "Responsibility without Authority is meaningless".
However, I find that as developers, we get stuck in situations all the time where we are:
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Running subversion under apache
===
My Apache server runs on some non-default (not-root) account. When it tries to run a python script which in turn executes a subversion check-out command, 'svn checkout' fails with the following error message:
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How should one go about choosing a default TCP/IP port for a new service?
===
When developing an app that will listen on a TCP/IP port, how should one go about selecting a default port? Assume that this app will be available to the public at large, and that avoiding port conflicts is desired. | 0 | [
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Stop and Start a service via batch or cmd file?
===
How can I script a bat or cmd to stop and start a service reliably with error checking (or let me know that it wasn't successful for whatever reason)? | 0 | [
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Simple regex-based lexer in Python
===
Lexical analyzers are quite easy to write when you have regexes. Today I wanted to write a simple general analyzer in Python, and came up with:
import re
import sys
class Token(object):
""" A simple Token structure.
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Creating a mutli-dimensional hashtable with generics in VB ASP.NET?
===
I need to create a multi-dimensional (nested) hashtable/dictionary so that I can use syntax like
val = myHash("Key").("key")
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