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How do you find a point a given perpendicular distance from a line?
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I have a line that I draw in a window and I let the user drag it around. So, my line is defined by two points: (x1,y1) and (x2,y2). But now I would like to draw "caps" at the end of my line, that is, short perpendicular lines at each of my end poi... | 0 | [
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C/C++ strip chart
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Just a quick question.
I'm looking for a simple strip chart (aka. graphing) control similar to the windows task manager 'Performance' view. And have found a few, but they all rely on MFC or .NET :(
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Do you know of any .NET components for creating Distance Matrices / Routing graphs ?
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Based on geographical data in classic GIS formats. These matrices are a basic input for different vehicle routing problems and such. They can usually be produced an best time or shortest distance basis. | 0 | [
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How best to integrate several systems?
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Ok where I work we have a fairly substantial number of systems written over the last couple of decades that we maintain.
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How do you execute a dynamic SQL Query against MS Access 2003 via VBA?
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This is a _super basic_ question but I'm trying to execute a Query that I'm building via some form values against the MS Access database the form resides in. I don't think I need to go through ADO formally, but maybe I do.
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Javascript Post Request like a Form Submit
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I'm trying to direct a browser to a different page. If I wanted a GET request, I might say
document.location.href = 'http://example.com/q=a';
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Should the Enter key always trigger the default button, no matter which child control has the focus
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I have a form with a default OK button, and a Cancel button. I have a treeview with nodes that can be edited, i.e. you can double-click them or press F2 to open another form.
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Is there a way to have PHP print the data to a web browser in real time?
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For example, if I have an echo statement, there's no guarantee that the browser might display it right away, might display a few dozen echo statements at once, and might wait until the entire page is done before displaying anything.
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Castle-Windsor swapping service at runtime
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Let say we defined an interface for tax service as ITaxService, and we got more than one implementation of TaxService (by region) however I wanted to attach a specific tax implementation to a specific customer from the spcific region.
Will DI help in this scenario? How... | 0 | [
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Sharing GDI handles between processes in Windows CE 6.0
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I know that GDI handles are unique and process specific in 'Big Windows' but do they work the same way in Windows CE 6.0?
For example:
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Firing a SharePoint Workflow by updating a list item through List Webservice
===
I am developing, a simple SharePoint Sequential Workflow which should be bound to a document library. When associating the little workflow to a document library, i checked these options
- Allow this workflow to be manually
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htmlentities With xml_parse?
===
I am currently running into a problem where an element is coming back from my xml file with a single quote in it. This is causing xml_parse to break it up into multiple chunks, example: Get Wired, You're Hired!
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unlockbits, lockbits, and try-finally
===
I'm calling some code that uses the BitmapData class from .NET. I've hit something where I can't find a definitive answer on Googlespace.
Because it seems that LockBits and UnlockBits must always be called in a pair, I'm using this:
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In ASP.NET MVC, how to write model so checkbox in view corresponds to integer in database?
===
I have a database column "WantsReply" that logically holds a boolean (bit) but is unfortunately implemented as an integer. Any nonzero value means "yes" and zero means "no".
If I write
class Entry {
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Find CRLF in Notepad++
===
How can I find/replace all CRLF characters in notepad++? Looking for something equivalent to the ^p special character in Word. | 0 | [
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this pointer inside object literal in javascript
===
I just came across an interesting situation in Javascript. I have a class with a method that defines several objects using object-literal notation. Inside those objects, the `this` pointer is being used. From the behavior of the program, I have deduced that the `... | 0 | [
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Is there .Net replacement for GetAsyncKeyState?
===
In VB6, I used a call to the Windows API, **GetAsyncKeyState**, to determine if the user has hit the ESC key to allow them to exit out of a long running loop.
Declare Function GetAsyncKeyState Lib "user32" (ByVal nVirtKey As Long) As Integer
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Visio Stencils for MS SQL Server
===
Does anyone have a good set of Visio Stencils for MS SQL Server? | 0 | [
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which tools are helpful in determining the complexity of a give C source code
===
I want to know which tool can be used to measure the complexity of a C source.
I have seen other post which ask the same question but I want to know specific tool for C source only.
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Problem with synchronizing on String objects?
===
I have a webapp that I am in the middle of doing some load/performance testing on, particularily on a feature where we expect a few hundred users to be accessing the same page and hitting refresh about every 10 seconds on this page. One area of improvement that we foun... | 0 | [
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What is still missing in our programmer toolbox?
===
We've got
- Good IDEs... with code completion, compilers, plug-ins, embedded servers... "The Works"
- Good build tools
- Nice unit testing frameworks
- Pretty decent application servers
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"loader constraints violated when linking javax/xml/namespace/QName class" from webapp on Oracle 10g
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What assemblies are loaded by default when you create a new ASP.NET 2.0 Web Application Project ?
===
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How can I load the contents of a text file into a batch file variable?
===
I need to be able to load the entire contents of a text file and load it into a variable for further processing.
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Problem with adding graphics to TLabel
===
I'm trying to create with Delphi a component inherited from TLabel, with some custom graphics added to it on TLabel.Paint. I want the graphics to be on left side of text, so I overrode GetClientRect:
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how do I get a handle to a custom component in Flex?
===
I have a custom login component in Flex that is a simple form that dispatches a custom LoginEvent when a user click the login button:
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iPod touch for iPhone developement
===
I am thinking about buying an iPod touch to make some money on developing apps for the iPhone. I like the concept of the App Store and had a quick look at it with iTunes.
Looks like applications are categorized, to be iPhone OR iPod applications.
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Database Dublicate Value Issue ( Filtering Based on Previous Value)
===
Earlier this week I ask a question about filtering out duplicate values in sequence at run time. Had some good answers but the amount of data I was going over was to slow and not feasible.
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Good ISAM library or other simple file manager for large files on Windows x64
===
We have some very large data files (5 gig to 1TB) where we need quick read/write access. Since we have a fixed record size it seems like some form of ISAM would be the way to go. But would be happy to hear other suggestions.
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Alter a column length
===
I need to alter the length of a column "column_length" in say more than 500 tables and the tables might have no of records ranging from 10 records to 3 or 4 million records.
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Why are 'out' parameters in .Net a bad idea?
===
I was recently asked this, but had no real answer besides it simply unnecessarily complicating an application. What other reasons are there? | 0 | [
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Are there any decent UI components for touch screen web applications?
===
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ListBox+WrapPanel arrow key navigation
===
I'm trying to achieve the equivalent of a WinForms `ListView` with its `View` property set to `View.List`. Visually, the following works fine. The file names in my `Listbox` go from top to bottom, and then wrap to a new column.
Here's the basic XAML I'm working with:
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What strategies and tools are useful for tackling memory leaks in .net?
===
I wrote C++ for 10 years. I encountered memory problems, but they could be fixed with a reasonable amount of effort.
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XML for Documentation - Standards?
===
I need to create Documentation for a tool. Now, there are about a billion different ways to do it, but I have the following requirements:
* Needs to be a physical file, so that it can go to SVN
* Needs to be printable
* Needs to be readable and searchable from the Web
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Developing N-Tier App. In what direction?
===
Assuming the you are implementing a user story that requires changes in all layers from UI (or service facade) to DB.
In what direction do you move?
- From UI to Business Layer to Repository to DB?
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So you've entered the wild rainforest of someone's new API. How do you find your way through?
===
Got any tips for me with regards to figuring out new APIs? I'm trying to overcome my irrational fear of properly learning to work with other peoples' code, so I can seriously use all the advice I can get! | 0 | [
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Are PDO prepared statements sufficient to prevent SQL injection?
===
Let's say I have code like this:
$dbh = new PDO("blahblah");
$stmt = $dbh->prepare('SELECT * FROM users where username = :username');
$stmt->execute( array(':username' => $_REQUEST['username']) );
The PDO documentation says
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How do you search the text of changelist descriptions in Perforce?
===
On occasion, I find myself wanting to search the text of changelist descriptions in Perforce. There doesn't appear to be a way to do this in P4V. I can do it by redirecting the output of the changes command to a file...
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Sharepoint: How to set the permission to edit WSS user profile
===
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positioning three divs with css
===
Who likes riddles? ;)
I have three divs:
<div id="login" />
<div id="content" />
<div id="menu" />
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ASP.NET MVC CTP5 Crashing IDE
===
I've recently installed the MVC CTP5 and VS is now crashing on me when I try to open an aspx, I get the following error in event viewer:
.NET Runtime version 2.0.50727.3053 - Fatal Execution Engine Error (7A035E00) (80131506)
I was able to find [This][1] post on the asp.net ... | 0 | [
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Do assemblies placed in the GAC gain full trust?
===
I've been hearing conflicting facts about this topic. What is correct? | 0 | [
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What are the good, bad, and ugly about the web framework(s) that you use?
===
What web frameworks do you use, and what's good about them? What would you like to see changed? What made you switch away from The Framework You Don't Use Anymore?
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How would you sort 1 million 32-bit integers in 2MB of RAM?
===
Please, provide code examples in a language of your choice. | 0 | [
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===
I need your advice regarding migration. I want to migrate existing project to ASP.NET MVC and I can figure out the proccess except of url rewriting issue:
for example how can I make following route:
[http://www.eireads.com/ireland/mayo/cars-3/1263-used-cars-citroen-c... | 0 | [
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Obtaining a collection of constructed subclassed types using reflection
===
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diff and merge of XML
===
Can anyone recommend a good XML diff and merge tool? | 0 | [
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Linq output as an Interface?
===
Here's the code that I'm attempting to do:
public IList<IOperator> GetAll()
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using (var c = new MyDataContext())
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return c.Operators.ToList();
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What to write in the header comments of a code file?
===
I'm just starting a new green-field development project, and I'm trying to set some standards. I know that a lot of codebases have header comments in every code file with a copywrite notice and other gumph. Is this a necessary or useful practice?
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Who's using Ruby on Rails in production?
===
I've been kicking around Ruby and the rails framework and have been considering recommending to a client-of-a-client that they use it to rebuild their site, which is currently built in very bad ASP classic that will have to be rewritten from the ground up regardless of what... | 0 | [
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Create a method call in .NET based on a string value
===
Right now, I have code that looks something like this:
Private Sub ShowReport(ByVal reportName As String)
Select Case reportName
Case "Security"
Me.ShowSecurityReport()
Case "Configuration"
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Generating an Xml Serialization assembly as part of my build.
===
This code produces a FileNotFoundException, but ultimately runs without issue:
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Is there any good Markdown Javascript library or control?
===
I want to build a site where the user can enter text and format it in Markdown. The reason I'd like a Javascript solution is because I want to display a live preview, just like on StackOverflow.
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Why can't you use the keyword 'this' in a static method in .Net?
===
I guess that's a real noobie question, but I'm new to OO and .Net. I just don't understand why it can't be done. | 0 | [
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Retrieving an Record Problem
===
Okay, that may not be the best subject...
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Does Anyone Have Experience Creating an Occasionally-Connected Browser App With NHibernate?
===
We need to make our enterprise ASP.NET/NHibernate browser-based application able to function when connected to or disconnected from the customer's server. Has anyone done this? If so, how did you do it? (Technology, archite... | 0 | [
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C# Exception Handling continue on error
===
I have a basic C# console application that reads a text file (CSV format) line by line and puts the data into a HashTable. The first CSV item in the line is the key (id num) and the rest of the line is the value. However I've discovered that my import file has a few duplicat... | 0 | [
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How many of you do 3-tier design?
===
3-Tier design has been my standard design philosophy for years for database driven applications, and it has never failed me. For those who practice it, describe your layers.
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How can I configure Tomcat to always direct to index.jsp after login?
===
Currently Tomcat's login support redirects users back to where they initially were when the application figured out they weren't logged in.
For this particular application I need to force them to always go back to `index.jsp`.
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How to interpret code metrics (calculated by SourceMonitor)
===
After reading the answers to the question ["Calculate Code Metrics"][1] I installed the tool [SourceMonitor][2] and calculated some metrics.
But I have no idea how to interpret them.
What's a "good" value for the metric
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How to receive UDP Multicast in VxWorks 5.5
===
I have been unable to receive UDP multicast under VxWorks 5.5. I've joined the multicast group:
setsockopt(soc, IPPROTO_IP, IP_ADD_MEMBERSHIP, (char *) &ipMreq, sizeof (ipMreq));
Similar code on an adjacent Windows machine does receive multicast.
I am able to ... | 0 | [
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Hiding the header on an Infragistics UltraCombo
===
I've gone through just about every property I can think of, but haven't found a simple way to hide the header on an UltraCombo control from Infragistics.
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How select the rest of the word in incremental search in Intellij IDEA?
===
When in incremental search mode in Intellij IDEA, is there a way to select the rest of the word. For example, suppose I want to find the word “handleReservationGranted”. I type Ctrl-f to enter incremental search mode, and start typing the lett... | 0 | [
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How can I browse my Tomcat localhost from another computer on the network?
===
I'm an IIS guy and know its as simple as just using the http://[computername]/path to webapp.. however, I can't seem to figure out how to make this possible for a JSP application I'm writing that runs under Tomcat. Is there a configuration ... | 0 | [
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Current standard compliance level of IronPython & IronRuby
===
Does anyone have some numbers on this? I am just looking for a percentage, a summary will be better.
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Delphi: OpenFileDialog crashes with URL
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Giving a URL to the TOpenFileDialog, the Execute method throws an exception:
OpenDialog1.Filename := 'http://www.osfi-bsif.gc.ca/app/DocRepository/1/eng/issues/terrorism/indstld_e.xls';
bResult := OpenDialog1.Execute;
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Error handling in PHP
===
I'm familiar with some of the basics, but what I would like to know more about is when and why error handling should be used in PHP. Is it something that can be overused and if so, what does overuse look like? Are there cases where it shouldn't be used? Also, what are some of the common secur... | 0 | [
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Eclipse folder Referenced Libraries disappears
===
In Java projects in Eclipse version 3.4.1 sometimes the folder "Referenced Libraries" disappears from the "Project Explorer" view. All third party jars are shown directly in the root of the project folder. The project compiles and runs fine. It seems to be a GUI probl... | 0 | [
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How Do You Write Code That Is Safe for UTF-8?
===
We have a set of applications that were developed for the ASCII character set. Now, we're trying to install it in Iceland, and are running into problems where the Icelandic characters are getting screwed up.
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Conferences/Symposiums/Courses in Britain
===
I see lots of advertisements for cool looking conferences based on the latest web technologies on tech-ey sites all the time, but they all seem to be based in the USA - which is too far away to justify the expense :( So, does anyone know of some cool/fun/interesting events... | 0 | [
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Infopath doesn't render background colors/pictures w/ Outlook Task/Sharepoint
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MySQL select statement
===
Is it possible to do a SELECT statement with a predetermined order, ie. selecting IDs 7,2,5,9 and 8 **and returning them in that order**, based on nothing more than the ID field?
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Run Pylons controller as separate app?
===
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Where do you do your validation? model, controller or view
===
Where do you put user input validation in a web form application?
1. View: Javascript client side
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How do I use RegEx to sanitize numerical input of dollar values?
===
I have a form in which people will be entering dollar values.
Possible inputs:<br>
$999,999,999.99<br>
999,999,999.99<br>
999999999<br>
99,999<br>
$99,999<br>
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I have added author pages to my company blog recently. Although I've no trouble pulling through relevant fields to populate the page - e.g. Author Name, User-profile, etc, I would really like to be able to add a small amount of html to the user-profil... | 0 | [
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C#/.net ActiveDirectory Resources
===
I have recently assumed maintenance of an app that performs a lot of ActiveDirectory-related tasks, both querying and updating.
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Anyone ever tried to develop in C or C++ for Blackberry platforms?
===
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How do I submit multiple models in Struts 2?
===
I have a JSP that allows users to dynamically create additional form fields to create multiple objects. Perhaps I want to allow users to be able to submit as many line items as they want when submitting an invoice form.
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Mobile Capability for meta tags render en ASP.NET Mobile
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Anybody knows what is mobile capability for render Meta Tags for each adapter?
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What's the best free IDE for learning smalltalk?
===
What do you think is a good IDE for learning SmallTalk? I'll only be using it as a hobby, so it has to be free. | 0 | [
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Any performance impact in Oracle for using LIKE 'string' vs = 'string'?
===
This
SELECT * FROM SOME_TABLE WHERE SOME_FIELD LIKE '%some_value%';
is slower than this
SELECT * FROM SOME_TABLE WHERE SOME_FIELD = 'some_value';
but what about this?
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Refactoring global to local. Should they be static or not?
===
I'm refactoring "spaghetti code" C module to work in multitasking (RTOS) environment.
Now, there are very long functions and many unnecessary global variables.
When I try to replace global variables that exists only in one function with locals, I get... | 0 | [
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Delphi Popup Menu Checks
===
I am using a popup menu in Delphi. I want to use it in a "radio group" fashion where if the user selects an item it is checked and the other items are not checked. I tried using the AutoCheck property, but this allows multiple items to be checked. Is there a way to set the popup menu so... | 0 | [
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Where to put controller parent class in CakePHP?
===
I have two controllers which share most of their code (but must be, nonetheless, different controllers). The obvious solution (to me, at least) is to create a class, and make the two controllers inherit from it. The thing is... where to put it? Now I have it in app_... | 0 | [
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Source Control for multiple projects/solutions with shared libraries
===
I am currently working on a project to convert a number of Excel VBA powered workbooks to VSTO solutions. All of the workbooks will share a number of class libraries and third party assemblies, in fact most of the work is done in the class libra... | 0 | [
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How to serialize an object into a string
===
I am able to serialize an object into a file and then restore it again as is shown in the next code snippet. I would like to serialize the object into a string and store into a database instead. Can anyone help me?
LinkedList<Diff_match_patch.Patch> patches = // what... | 0 | [
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Is there a difference between 'valid xml' and 'well formed xml'?
===
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fork() as an argument
===
Usually when I need to fork in C, I do something like this:
pid_t p = fork();
if(p == 0) { /* do child stuff */ }
else { /* do parent stuff and pray there wasn't an error */ }
It occured to me that I could ditch the extra variable and use:
if(fork() == 0) { /* chi... | 0 | [
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Microsoft.ApplicationBlocks.Data.ODBCHelper ?
===
I've found mention of a data application block existing for ODBC, but can't seem to find it anywhere. If i didn't have a copy of the Access DB application block I wouldn't believe it ever existed either.
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Show weights in JgraphT
===
I have implemented this Graph:
ListenableDirectedWeightedGraph<String, MyWeightedEdge> g =
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in order to show what the class name says, a simple listenable directed weighted graph. I want to change ... | 0 | [
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Getting software version numbers right. v1.0.0.1
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I distribute software online, and always wonder if there is a proper way to better define version numbers.
Let's assume A.B.C.D in the answers. When do you increase each of the components?
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Integrate StackOverflow into IDEs?
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Okay, this is just a crazy idea I have. StackOverflow looks very structured and integrable into development applications. So would it be possible, even useful, to have a StackOverflow plugin for, say, Eclipse?
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While writing a file using ofstream, how do I know when the file's size has reached the OS' maximum file size - more specifically linux's maximum file size - ?? | 0 | [
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Can you suggest the best screencast available to learn CSS?
===
It should be hands-on, complete, targeted to programmers and detailed on layout tecniques!
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Is it frowned upon to release your software with > 1 first commercial version number?
===
Is it frowned upon to release your software with a version number high than 1?
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c++ exception : throwing std::string
===
I would like to throw an exception when my C++ methods encounter something weird and can't recover. Is it OK to throw a std::string pointer?
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void Foo::Bar(){
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