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Korn shell wraparound
===
Okay, I'm sure this is simple but it is driving me nuts. I recently went to work on a program where I've had to step back in time a bit and use Redhat 9. When I'm typing on the command line from a standard xterm running Korn shell, when I reach the end of the line the screen slides to the rig... | 0 | [
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.Net Web Service Logging
===
My ideal situation for logging in our web service would be to log all the method calls (authentication as well as data access) with the parameters passed to them as well as errors that may have occured, and have them linked with a single ID that associates them with the same call. In addi... | 0 | [
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How do I dump an entire Python process for later debugging inspection?
===
I have a Python application in a strange state. I don't want to do live debugging of the process. Can I dump it to a file and examine its state later? I know I've restored corefiles of C programs in gdb later, but I don't know how to examine... | 0 | [
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How to ignore accents in highlight function.
===
I have a micro-mini-search engine that highlights the search terms in my rails app. The search ignores accents and the highlight is case insensitive. Almost perfect.
But, for instance if I have a record with the text "pão de queijo" and searches for "pao de queijo" the... | 0 | [
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How can I programmatically repair (not merely compact) an Access .mdb file?
===
I have a corrupt database. If I open it in MS Access, MS Access offers to repair it, and it succeeds.
How can I do that with code?
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Which Haskell package contains given module.
===
I know a Haskell module name, but I can't figure out in what package it is defined. This is bad because I can't compile without a package exposing this module.
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sql 2005 rollback transaction
===
I just did a **delete from table**
How do I roll back or undelete the rows?? | 0 | [
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Programatically Lighten a Color
===
**Motivation**
I'd like to find a way to take an arbitrary color and lighten it a few shades, so that I can programatically create a nice gradient from the one color to a lighter version. The gradient will be used as a background in a UI.
**Possibility 1**
Obviously I can j... | 0 | [
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Is there an issue sending XML via WCF?
===
Suppose you have an XElement or an XmlElment or even a string containing xml that you want to send via WCF. Are there any special precautions you have to take? The question just came up, what happens when, within the xml message, you transmit an xml document declaration (&l... | 0 | [
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Operator overloading for C++ maps
===
I need help understanding some C++ operator overload statements. The class is declared like this:
template <class key_t, class ipdc_t>
class ipdc_map_template_t : public ipdc_lockable_t
{
...
typedef map<key_t,
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Best place for log files in an in-house IT environment
===
All of my users are a short walk down the hall, and all of my programs run on workstations on the same LAN. Some years ago, I had the staff write the log files for all of their programs to a shared folder hierarchy, naming each log file after the machine name ... | 0 | [
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Antlr: Simplest way to recognize dates and numbers?
===
What is the simplest (shortest, fewest rules, and no warnings) way to parse both valid dates and numbers in the same grammar? My problem is that a lexer rule to match a valid month (1-12) will match any occurrence of 1-12. So if I just want to match a number, I n... | 0 | [
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Application Title Cut Off In VB6
===
Platform: Windows XP
Development Platform: VB6
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How to escape an underscore in a C preprocessor token?
===
The following snippet is supposed to take the value of PROJECT (defined in the Makefile)
and create an include file name. For example, if PROJECT=classifier, then it should at the end generate classifier_ir.h for PROJECTINCSTR
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taglib -> dependency injection pojo/service how?
===
Is there a nice way to dependency inject using a jsp taglib?
either using ejb 3.0, spring, or guice...
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Tokenizers in .NET
===
This must be a classic .NET question for anyone migrating from Java.
.NET does not seem to have a direct equivalent to java.io.StreamTokenizer, however the JLCA provides a SupportClass that attempts to implement it. I believe the JLCA also provides a Tokenizer SupportClass that takes a Str... | 0 | [
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Alternatives to the MVC
===
What are the alternative "design methods" to the Model View Controller? MVC seems to be popular (SO was built with it, I know that much) but is it the only method used? | 0 | [
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Pulling both the text and attribute of a given node using Xpath
===
I'm parsing XML results from an API call using PHP and xpath.
$dom = new DOMDocument();
$dom->loadXML($response->getBody());
$xpath = new DOMXPath($dom);
$xpath->registerNamespace("a", "http://www.example.com");
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What are the good code review/walkthrough techniques?
===
Our team is pretty committed to code walkthroughs. I define a walkthrough as: Where two people sit down next to a computer and look at a diff prior to committing.
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gcc3.3 undefined reference to std::_Rb_tree<>::insert_unique
===
I'm building a shared library with g++ 3.3.4. I cannot link to the library because I am getting
./BcdFile.RHEL70.so: undefined symbol: _ZNSt8_Rb_treeIjjSt9_IdentityIjESt4lessIjESaIjEE13insert_uniqueERKj
Which c++filt describes as
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Lightest possible PHP MVC
===
I currently use [CodeIgniter][1] for when I want an MVC framework in PHP because it's a very bare framework, is there anything even bearer than CodeIgniter or am I missing a vital plot point in the way that CodeIgniter works?
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===
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What aspects of the UpdatePanel are sensitive to time?
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===
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jquery override form submit not working when submit called by javascript on a element
===
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===
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===
Why are some keywords highlighted blue and some gray in SQL Server Management Studio?
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Can XPath do a foreign key lookup across two subtrees of an XML?
===
Say I have the following XML...
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<bucket>
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SSIS gurus: Links to Great Learning Content requested
===
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C/C++ Structure offset
===
I'm looking for a piece of code that can tell me the offset of a field within a structure without allocating an instance of the structure.
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struct mstct {
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I could write:
mstct thing;
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Create xml-stylesheet PI with Rails XMLBuilder
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I want to attach an xslt stylesheet to an XML document that I build with XMLBuilder. This is done with a Processing Instruction that looks like
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Xsl relative path for xsl:import or xsl:include
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Which database has the best support for replication
===
I have a fairly good feel for what MySQL replication can do. I'm wondering what other databases support replication, and how they compare to MySQL and others?
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Symbian S60 Code Editor
===
Am I completely overlooking a simple code editor for Symbian S60v3 phones?
I am looking for something similar to [CEdit][1] which is for Windows Mobile.
[1]: http://www.logicalsky.com/Product_CEdit.php | 0 | [
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===
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===
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===
I have an idea for how to solve this problem, but I wanted to know if there's something easier and more extensible to my problem.
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Unit Tests for comparing text files in NUnit
===
I have a class that processes a 2 xml files and produces a text file.
I would like to write a bunch of unit / integration tests that can individually pass or fail for this class that do the following:
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What are the key differences between ASP.NET webforms and MVC
===
I know what MVC is and I work in webforms but I don't know how MVC will be that much different. I guess the code behind model will be different. So will it be like webforms minus the code behind and instead having it in a controller?
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SQL - Query to get server's IP address
===
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How do I locate resources on the classpath in java? Specifically stuff that ends in .hbm.xml
===
How do I locate resources on the classpath in java?
Specifically stuff that ends in .hbm.xml.
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Which object should I mock?
===
I am writing a <a href="http://martinfowler.com/eaaCatalog/repository.html">repository</a>. Fetching objects is done through a DAO. Creating and updating objects is done through a Request object, which is given to a RequestHandler object (a la <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma... | 0 | [
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Is there an embeddable Webkit component for Windows / C# development?
===
I've seen a few COM controls which wrap the Gecko rendering engine ([GeckoFX][1], as well as the control shipped by Mozilla - [mozctlx.dll][2]). Is there a wrapper for Webkit that can be included in a .NET Winform application?
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Can I Install Visual Studio 2008 Express with VS 2005 ?
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I wonder if They can work perfectly together... | 0 | [
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How do you teach the stuff that good programming is made of?
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.NET unable to connect to Oracle DB using Oracle proxy user
===
I am setting up a test version of my website against a new schema. I am trying to connect using the proxy connection and am getting the following error:
> ORA-28150: proxy not authorized to connect as client
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Under what circumstances are dynamic languages not appropriate?
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Is there a dynamic language based .NET build tool?
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I might be starting a new project in .NET soon, and would prefer not to use an XML-based build tool like Nant or MSBuild. I like Rake, but I'm thinking it may be better to have something based on a .NET dynamic language (such as Boo), similar in spirit to gant or ... | 0 | [
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Integrating External Sources in a Build
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Where I work I have several projects in separate repositories. Each project shares a lot of common code that I want to pull out into a distinct project. I'm thinking of calling the project with the following scheme: Company.Department.Common or Company.Department.Utility.
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How would you store hours of operation in C#?
===
We're building an app that stores "hours of operation" for various businesses. What is the easiest way to represent this data so you can easily check if an item is open?
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Explicit code parallelism in c++
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Out of order execution in CPUs means that a CPU can reorder instructions to gain better performance and it means the CPU is having to do some very nifty bookkeeping and such. There are other processor approaches too, such as hyper-threading.
Some fancy compilers understand the ... | 0 | [
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Test if a floating point number is an integer
===
This code works (C# 3)
double d;
if(d == (double)(int)d) ...;
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mangling __FILE__ and __LINE__ in code for quoting?
===
Is there a way to get the C/C++ preprocessor or a template or such to mangle/hash the __FILE__ and __LINE__ and perhaps some other external input like a build-number into a single short number that can be quoted in logs or error messages?
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Standard way to detect mobile browsers in a web application based on the http request
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How do I tell if a UIView is visible and on screen?
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If I have a UIView (or UIView subclass) that is visible, how can I tell if it's currently being shown on the screen (as opposed to, for example, being in a section of a scroll view that is currently off-screen)?
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Sending the same but modifed object over ObjectOutputStream
===
I have the following code that shows either a bug or a misunderstanding on my part.
I sent the same list, but modified over an ObjectOutputStream. Once as [0] and other as [1]. But when I read it, I get [0] twice. I think this is caused by the fact ... | 0 | [
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Can gmail's "random signatures" from an RSS feed be used for truly dynamic signatures?
===
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Setting up our new Dev server What is the easiest way to assign multiple IP addresses
===
I'm setting up our new Dev server, what is the easiest way to assign multiple IP addresses to Windows 2008 Server Network Adapter?
I'm setting up our development machine, running IIS 7 and want to have the range between 192.16... | 0 | [
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What URL do I post to for Live Search SOAP service?
===
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Resources for high performance computing in C++
===
I'm looking for books or online resources that go in detail over programing techniques for high performance computing using C++. | 0 | [
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How do I remotely debug a stored procedure within the same domain?
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What are the steps needed to successfully be able to remotely debug a store proc (SQL Server 2005) from within VS 2005? Again both client and server machines are on the same domain. I have never done this so step by step instructions would greatly ... | 0 | [
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How do you version your projects?
===
I understand that Microsoft uses this template when versioning their products: Major.Minor.Build.Revision.
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Most efficient way to get default constructor of a Type.
===
What is the most efficient way to get the default constructor (i.e. instance constructor with no parameters) of a System.Type?
I was thinking something along the lines of the code below but it seems like there should be a simplier more efficient way to do... | 0 | [
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What are the best Eclipse 3.4 JVM settings?
===
What are the best JVM settings you have found for running eclipse.
<b>please post the list of settings you would use in the eclipse.ini file</b>
Thanks! | 4 | [
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Visual Studio Express Edition to get a MCTS Certification?
===
In few weeks I'll get an MCTS Certification, and for learning I'm using MS Visual Studio 2008.
As after certification I'll teach in a 3 month course about the basis of .NET Framework, do you think that the Visual Studio Express Edition (both C# and Web de... | 0 | [
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Getting a boost::shared_ptr for this
===
I am making extensive use of `boost:shared_ptr` in my code. In fact, most of the objects that are allocated on the heap are held by a `shared_ptr`. Unfortunately this means that I can't pass `this` into any function that takes a `shared_ptr`. Consider this code:
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Which is better for web testing? Record-Play automation or coding?
===
I am working on a new project and I wanted to know which automation tool is the best to use. Should I record-play or code? | 0 | [
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What's the best way to format 24 hour time in XSLT 1.0?
===
I've had a hard time finding good ways of taking a time format and easily determining if it's valid then producing a resulting element that has some formatting using XSLT 1.0.
Given the following xml:
<root>
<srcTime>2400</srcTime>
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How to stop Eclipse 3.4 losing reference to the JRE in projects
===
Sometimes when using eclipse it loses references to the JRE.
i.e. It cannot find classes like Object or Arraylist.
It only occurs in some projects.
I have found that if you change the installed JRE to another and then back again to the one yo... | 0 | [
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===
I am testing a Ruby Rails website and wanted to get started with Unit and Functional testing. | 0 | [
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What is the single best book on Automated Testing of Websites
===
I am looking for the one good book to read for Automated Testing in general of a website. | 0 | [
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Is there a way to determine the signature of a Lua function?
===
Recently, [Lee Baldwin](http://stackoverflow.com/users/5200/lee-baldwin) showed how to write a [generic, variable argument memoize function](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/129877/how-do-i-write-a-generic-memoize-function#141689). I thought it would ... | 0 | [
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Java: Enum parameter in method
===
I have a method lets say:
private static String drawCellValue(int maxCellLength, String cellValue, String align) { }
and as you can notice, I have a parameter called align. Inside this method I'm going to have some if condition on whether the value is a 'left' or 'right'.. sett... | 0 | [
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App to Change Ldap Password for a JIRA/SVN server
===
I'm setting up a server to offer JIRA and SVN. I figure, I'll use LDAP to keep the identity management simple.
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How do you establish context and call an WebSphere EJB from the Sun JRE (not IBM)
===
Is there a way to call an EJB that is served through WebSphere (iiop://host:port/ejbName) from a vanilla JRE (like Sun). A lot of people have been telling me that this type of architecture relies in a homogenous environment. Thoughts... | 0 | [
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How do I call a Win32 Function in PowerShell 1.0 using P/Invoke?
===
There are many scenarios where it would be useful to call a Win32 function or some other DLL from a PowerShell script. to Given the following function signature:
bool MyFunction( char* buffer, int* bufferSize )
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WMI calls from WebService
===
So I have made a webservice that interfaces with a set of data contained in a WMI namespace. It works fine when I run it with the ASP.net in built development web server, and returns the data as requested. However when I publish it to an IIS 6 server (win 2003), the webservice no longer a... | 0 | [
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What is the single best open source automation tool for functional web testing
===
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What are the main differences between the popular web frameworks?
===
There are [lots of web application frameworks](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_application_frameworks) available these days, for pretty much every language out there. What are their strengths, weaknesses, and unique features? Assumi... | 0 | [
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WM_GETMINMAXINFO, the ptMaxSize not having any effect
===
In handling a WM_GETMINMAXINFO message, I attempt to alter the parameter MINMAXINFO structure by changing the ptMaxSize. It doesn't seem to have any effect. When I receive the WM_SIZE message, I always get the same value, no matter whether I increase or decre... | 0 | [
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Auto-generation of .NET unit tests
===
Is there such a thing as unit test generation? If so...
...does it work well?
...What are the auto generation solutions that are available for .NET?
...are there examples of using a technology like this?
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Automatically importing libraries into the Java Classpath using Eclipse
===
Is it possible to configure Eclipse to check on the latest versions of the Apache Commons, Hibernate, JUnit, ...; and then automagically import them to the Java Classpath at the time of loading?
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How much access do you give BA/PM's?
===
Where I work we have a little bit of a dilemma... I work on a small team developing an application for internal use. We recently just received a new PM to the project. She would like to have access to our database and our sourcecode (stored in svn). Our previous PM did not ... | 0 | [
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How do I check OS with a precompiler directive?
===
I need my code to do different things, based on the operating system it gets compiled on. I'm looking for something like this:<br><br><code>
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Tools to help with editing a remote web application
===
I often have nothing more than an FTP access to a server on which the application is placed.
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.dbc --> .csv
===
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Highlight text inside of a textarea
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Is it possible to highlight text inside of a textarea using javascript? Either changing the background of just a portion of the text area or making the text _selected_? | 0 | [
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Python: How to make a cross-module variable?
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The `__debug__` variable is handy in part because it affects every module. If I want to create another variable that works the same way, how would I do it?
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Tomcat deployment
===
Is there a way, given a war file, to deploy on a tomcat server. I want to do this without having to use the web interface. | 0 | [
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Do you have to restart apache to make re-write rules in the .htaccess take effect?
===
I have pushed my .htaccess files to the production severs, but they don't work. Would a restart be the next step, or should I check something else. | 0 | [
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