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Best way to store tags in a sql server table?
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What's the best way to store tags for a record? Just use a varchar field? What about when selecting rows that contains tag x? Use the like operator?
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Algorithm to estimate number of English translation words from Japanese source
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Mounting NTFS filesystem on CentOS 5.2
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What could make Erlang more popular and widespread?
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How do small software patches correct big software?
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Change the value of a text box to its current order in a sortable table
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I have set up a nice sortable table with jQuery and it is quite nice. But now i want to extend it.
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Collaboration desktop sharing - Multiple Mouse
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I'm using Windows Xp and i'm looking for a software where I can see the screen of a remote desktop and be able to show a second mouse (or pointer of any sort) that I can mouse to just show something.
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Is there a free software for creating windows help files for your program?
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Any experience with compiling VB script
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I have a home-spun 2000 line VB script, that has become progressively slow with each additional code i add. It was created as a private debugging aid and now that it has becomes really useful, i want to polish it and ship it along with our product.
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What is "Total Funcational Programming"?
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[Wikipedia][1] has this to say:
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HTTP communication monitoring on OS X
===
What application do you use to monitor HTTP communication on OS X?
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Calling C/C++ from python?
===
What would be the quickest way to construct a python binding to a C or C++ library?
(using windows if this matters)
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Is Lambda Probe dead?
===
Besides the tool not being updated for over a year, the website has been down for days. Does anyone know where to get the source or if the project will be moved to a community repository?
Background: Lambda Probe is a useful tool for viewing stats on a running tomcat server. It used to be ... | 0 | [
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In what way can you get your free software project some exposure?
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Smart home in Emacs
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Can you have smart behavior for the home key in Emacs? By smart I mean that instead of going to the character number 0, it should go to the first non-blank character, and go to 0 on a second pressing, and back to the first non-blank in a third and so on.
Having smart end would be nice as well. | 0 | [
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===
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WebFocus - is there a free/open source alternative?
===
What is a good free/open source alternative to [WebFOCUS][1]?
Is there an ASP.NET way of getting info from an OLAP cube?
[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebFOCUS | 0 | [
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What's a Windows text editor that matches this criteria ...
===
My Situation: I love [e editor](http://www.e-texteditor.com), however I'm on a new computer and my license is being used on my old one. I can't exactly afford another license, so I'm looking for a free editor that meets the follow criteria:
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===
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What is the most efficient way to check if an array is a flat array of primitive values or if it is a multidimensional array? Is there any way to do this without actually looping through an array and running is_array() on each of its elements? | 0 | [
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Adding custom log locations to the OS X console application...
===
After searching online, the best solution I've found so far is to just make a symbolic link in either "/Library/logs/" or "~/Library/logs/" to get it to show up in the Console application.
I'm wondering if it would be possible to add a new directory... | 0 | [
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Debugging SharePoint 2007 Code
===
How do you test your SharePoint 2007 code? Since SharePoint runs on a remote server, and I'm developing on a windows xp machine (with the necessary .dll files copied into my GAC), I haven't had much luck with finding easy ways to debug. Breakpoints don't work, etc.
The best way ... | 0 | [
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How do you pass an object to a windsor container instead of a type?
===
I have the following class:
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===
I'd like to open the intelligence window without typing a character and then backspacing it. I can't seem to remember the shortcut for this. What is it?
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PHP's SPL: Do its interfaces involving arrays cover all array properties?
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Would it be possible to write a class that is virtually indistinguishable from an actual PHP array by implementing all the necessary SPL interfaces? Are they missing anything that would be critical?
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How to connect & administer SQL Server database remotely through internet?
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for-loop mechanisem efficiency tips
===
As I am using for-loops on large multi-dim arrays, any saving on the for-loop mechanisem itself is meaningful.
accordingly am looking for any tips on how to reduce this overhead.
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===
How do I dictate the destination folder of a clickOnce application? | 0 | [
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Peformance Analysis
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Can anyone recommend some useful performance analysis tools for PHP scripts? Anything that could help me find problematic or unusually slow blocks of code, details about execution time, etc. would be really helpful. I know there are tools out there, but I'm wondering what people recommend as be... | 4 | [
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Which is the best way to go forward while building a localized aspx web application, .resx files of satellite assemblies? Is there any performance comparisons available any where on web? | 0 | [
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Deploy a Desktop Shortcut to a Device running Windows CE 4.2 (VS2005)
===
I have an application written using VS2005 in C# targeting the Compact Framework 2.0 SP2. As part of the solution, I have CAB deploy project which deploys to the device without a problem. What I can't do is create a shortcut to my application on... | 0 | [
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Multiple repositories, single setup
===
If I use multiple repositories, all located under a single root folder, how can I set it up so that they will use a single master svnconf/passwd file for setup but still allow me to customize each if the need arises?
This is on windows but I guess the process would be similar... | 0 | [
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Easy way to embed svn revision number in page in PHP?
===
Notice in the bottom right hand corner of this page it has the SVN revision id? I'm assuming that's dynamic.
I'd love to add that to some of my sites, just as a comment in the source to make sure code pushes are going through.
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Why Stackoverflow binds user actions dynamically with javascript?
===
Checking the HTML source of a question I see for instance:
<a id="comments-link-xxxxx" class="comments-link">add comment</a><noscript> JavaScript is needed to access comments.</noscript>
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Looking for up-to-date eclipse plugin for C#
===
I used to work with eclipse for nearly all the languages I need. I'm asked to work on a tool developped in C# and so, I would like to stay in the same familiar environnment.
I've found the [improve's plugin](http://www.improve-technologies.com/alpha/esharp/) nut its ... | 0 | [
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Should I stick with the ReportViewer control or buy a third party tool?
===
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Merge several DLLs into one DLL
===
I've got a lot of small DLLs which I would like to make into one big(er) DLL (as [suggested here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/127029/comparing-cold-start-to-warm-start#129090)). I can do so by merging my projects but I would like a less intrusive way.
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Do you think a software company should impose developers a coding-style?
===
If you think it shouldn't, explain why.
If yes, how deep should the guidelines be in your opinion? For example, indentation of code should be included?
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Why does "abcd".StartsWith("") return true?
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Title is the entire question. Can someone give me a reason why this happens? | 0 | [
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System.Web.HttpContextWrapper2 error in sutekishop - MVC 3
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I am currently try to use the [sutekishop .Net CMS product][1] but am getting the error
"Could not load type 'System.Web.HttpContextWrapper2'..."
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A universal reflections API?
===
Some time back I was working on an algorithm that processed code, and required a reflections API. We were interested in its implementation for multiple languages, but the reflections API for a language would not work for any other language. So is there any thing like a "universal refle... | 0 | [
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How to count which number occurs maximum in a set of numbers ?
===
Suppose we have a vector/array in C++, we wish to count which of these N elements has maximum repetitive occurrences... which algorithm is best suited for this job?
example :
int a={2,456,34,3456,2,435,2,456,2}
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Free set of forms, icons, styles, etc for web-based admin interfaces
===
Is there any free set of forms, icons, styles, images, etc for building web-based admin interfaces? If yes, which is the best? | 0 | [
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What existing style and coding standard documents should be used on a C++ project?
===
The following have been proposed for an upcoming C++ project.
- C++ Coding Standard, by Sutter and Alexandrescu
- JSF Air Vehicle C++ coding standards
- The Elements of C++ Style
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Creating, opening and printing a word file from C++
===
I have three related questions.
I want to create a word file with a name from C++. I want to be able to sent the printing command to this file, so that the file is being printed without the user having to open the document and do it manually and I want to be ... | 0 | [
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What continous integration tool is best for a C++ project?
===
Cruisecontrol and Hudson are two popular continuous integration systems. Although both systems are able to do the automated continuous builds nicely, it just seems a lot easier to create a batch or bash build script, then use Windows scheduler or cron to ... | 0 | [
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Text difference algorithm
===
I need an algorithm that can compare two text files and highlight their difference and ( even better!) can compute their difference in a meaningful way ( meaning, two similar files should have a similarity score higher than two dissimilar file, with the word similar defined in the normal... | 0 | [
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What is the best practice when having a terminate clause...see explanation :)
===
The case goes as following:
You have a Boolean property called FullScreenEnabled. You enter some method, and the code within this method is executed iff FullScreenEnabled is true. Which of the 2 approaches bellow do you use in your ever... | 0 | [
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What are some recommendations for porting C++ code to the MacOS?
===
For a upcoming project, there are plans to port the existing C++ code that compiles on Windows and Linux to the MacOS(leopard). The MacOS uses the g++ compiler. By having the same compiler as Linux, it does not seem like there would be any issues, ... | 0 | [
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Deploying database for ASP .NET Website
===
I was just browsing through questions on stack overflow, and i've come up to a post where it suggests of deploying database by simply copying the mdf file in the app_data folder and modifying your connection string.
I know that some people do create an mdf file in the ap... | 0 | [
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How to properly setup a multi module SpringMVC application created by appfuse in Eclipse?
===
I am trying to setup a multi module SpringMVC appfuse applicaiton in Eclipse but it seems that I'm facing lots of errors in Eclipse after I import the project in Eclipse. Can anyone please help me with a step by step guidelin... | 0 | [
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How to compare two PDF files?
===
I need to compare large count of PDF files for it optical content. Because the PDF files was created on different platforms and with different versions of the software there are structural differences. For example:
- the chunking of text can be different
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Why are the people in the industry who have not heard of Stackoverflow, jQuery, Twitter, Csla, DntTV etc?
===
Being a passionate developer I'm sometimes amazing when people in the industry have not heard about key technologies / news stories / new sites / Development Podcasts etc.
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How to approach something complex?
===
You know that particular part of your code that is essential for the project but will probably take a lot of time to get it done? Do you ever get the feeling that you'd rather work on something else (probably less important) or not code at all instead of working on that part? Tha... | 0 | [
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Relational Database Design Patterns?
===
Design patterns are usually related to object oriented design. **Are there [design patterns][1] for creating and programming [relational databases][2]?** Many problems surely must have reusable solutions.
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Lisp+PHP ?
===
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What techniques do you use to maximise code reuse?
===
Some years ago I was told about a study into code reuse. Apparently it was found that, on average, programmers have a 7 minute window when searching for code to reuse. If they don't find code that suits their needs within that window they'll write their own.
Th... | 0 | [
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Best way to validate user input JDBC?
===
Is there a built-in way to escape user input in java using the JDBC? Something similar to the php version mysql_real_escape() function. What's the best way to validate input? | 0 | [
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What are the various "Build action" settings in VS.NET project properties and what do they do?
===
For the most part you just take whatever Visual Studio sets it for you as a default.. I'm referring to the BuildAction Property for each file selected in your solution explorer. There are a number of options and its diff... | 0 | [
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FAT-16 On Modern OS
===
I've got a project that was written in BASIC. I'm not sure of the exact reason, but the app will not function except when being run from a FAT-16 file system.
I'd rather try to set up and environment that will support this app in a modern OS (Vista/XP) instead of rewriting it.
Does an... | 0 | [
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gdbinit conflict with Xcode debugging
===
I've a fairly huge .gdbinit (hence not copied here) in my home directory.
Now if I want to debug code inside Xcode I get this error:
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How you design Controller layer of MVC design pattern in .NET
===
Here are my thoughts: The purpose of using MVC is seperation of concerns and testability of gui logic. View should be able to work with different models and model should be able to work with different views.
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Firefox Sidebar and Document object of DOM
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DLL's using C++ on Linux
===
I have tried to find how to create DLL's on linux using google, but got very confusing information.
Is it possible to write dynamic link libraries on linux? If not, are there other means by which I can call code in another module from several running programs? | 0 | [
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Podcasts about JavaScript programming
===
As a passionate JavaScript developer, I'd like to know if there's any quality Podcasts out there, devoted to JavaScript. (Both video and audio).
I am currently subscribing to:
- <a href="http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/theater/">YUI Theater</a>
- <a href="http://ajaxian.... | 4 | [
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Favorite image file format for 2d sprites
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What is your favorite, lossless image format for games (namely 2d games)? And why?
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.NET: What is the status of the Castle Project?
===
Clicking through to the download-page if see that the last version of the download is **over one year old** and it's also "just" a **Release Candidate** of version 1.0. There are really no news on any development.
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Targeting both 32bit and 64bit with Visual Studio in same solution/project
===
Greetings.
I have a little dilemma on how to set up my visual studio builds for multi-targeting.
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Compile-time type based dispatch
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Following techniques from 'Modern C++ Design', I am implementing a persistence library with various compile-time optimisations. I would like the ability to dispatch a function to a templated member variable if that variable derives from a given class:
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Including Relavent Boost Libraries with C++ Source (Using Visual Studio)
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Benefits of inline functions in C++?
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What are the most useful data structures to know inside out?
===
I'm interested in finding out what people would consider the most useful data structures to know in programming. What data structure do you find yourself using all the time?
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Unable to access HTTP PUT data in webservice code
===
All,
As part of an application I'm writing I need to have a HTTP PUT webservice which accepts incoming imagedata, which will by analyzed, validated, and added to a local file store.
My issue arises after the size validation as the
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How to join int[] to a charcter separated string in C#?
===
I have a array of integers: `int [] number = new int[] { 2,3,6,7 };`
What is the easiest way of *converting these in to a single string where the number are separated by a character* (like: `"2,3,4,7"`)?
I'm in C# and .NET 3.5.
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Best Java/Swing browser component ?
===
What's the best cross platform Java Swing browser component at least able to play nicely in a swing interface (lightweight component ?) and able to run on MacOSX and Windows ?
Things like : [FlyingSaucer][1], [JDIC][2], maybe others ?
[1]: https://xhtmlrenderer.dev.jav... | 0 | [
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How do I get a stack trace in OCaml?
===
The Objective Caml language will only produce stack traces if you ask for them just right - what are the requirements for both bytecode and native code? | 0 | [
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Which image format is cost effective in terms of network operation for iPhone?
===
I want to display a thumbnail image in a cell of table view controller,this thumbnail image is located at some remote place(URL of address is in XML file) so which format of image is cost effective?
thanks in advance. | 0 | [
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how to set a menubar icon on mac osx using wx
===
I could not find any pointers on how to create a menubar icon on OSX using wx. I originally thought that the wxTaskBarIcon class would do, but it actually creates an icon on the Dock. On Windows, wxTaskBarIcon creates a Systray icon and associated menu, and I would thi... | 0 | [
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How can I determine that Wndows Installer is performing an upgrade rather than a first time install?
===
I have an install that upgrades a previous version of an app. I'd like skip certain actions when the install is upgrading the previous version. How can I determine if the install is running in upgrade vs. first tim... | 0 | [
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What's a the best small font for eclipse?
===
The default Courier New 10pt is larger than necessary for me. However, using that font at 8pt does not look very good.
Are there better choices for a more readable, very small (e.g., 8pt) font for eclipse? | 0 | [
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Vacation suggestions for a programmer?
===
I just love programming and I keep doing it in my spare time.
I have even taken some classes in fields other than my usual working ones, tools etc. Best so far has been [Big Nerd Ranch][1] where one gets to chill out and code for a week at a resort.
I have also seen this... | 0 | [
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What is the first thing you do when you install Visual Studio?
===
What is the first thing you do when you install Visual Studio? I'd talking anything customization-wise (so we don't get answers based on 'I create a new project' ;) ).
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How can i setup LookAndFeel Files in Java ?
===
i need to setup LookAndFeel Files to JDK 1.6
i have two files
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how can i setup the files and use it ?
and i want GTK look and feel OR Qt Look and Feel , are they available ? | 0 | [
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Pitfalls of Object oriented programming
===
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How many lines of debugged code do you produce in a day's work and what language would that be?
I know some languages are a little more difficult to work with but on average, how many? | 4 | [
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Making Eclipse behave like Visual Studio
===
I'm doing some Android dev, and I much prefer Visual Studio, but I'll have to use Eclipse for this.
Has anyone made a tool that switches Eclipse to look and behave more like visual studio? I mainly can't stand its clippyesqe suggestions on how I should program (Yes, I kn... | 0 | [
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Why is half of my compiled (small) objective-C file a large block of zeroes?
===
I opened up my compiled Hello World Obj-C application in a text editor and, to my surprise, I found about 8 kilobytes of 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ....
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Near Sorting Algorithms - When to use?
===
From time to time I browse the web and look for interesting algorithms and datastructures to put into my bag of tricks. A year ago I came across the [Soft Heap][1] data-structure and learned about near sorting.
The idea behind this is that it's possible to break the O(n lo... | 0 | [
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Which you think is the best class design tool for .net?
===
Do you use visual studio's class diagram generator? Or, do you suggest any other better tool?
The main features I'm expecting out of such a tool are:
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Best Performing ORM for .NET
===
I'm curious if anyone has done any performance comparisons with any or all of the main players in the .NET ORM space. Specifically I'm interested in comparisons between the following:
- Linq to SQL
- NHibernate
- LLBL Gen
- Entity Framework
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Storing a complete graph in a RDBMS
===
I have several types of entities, each with their own fields, which are stored in separate tables. Each record in such a table may be connected to zero or more records in a different table, i.e., linked to records from different entity types. If I go with lookup tables, I get ... | 0 | [
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Weblogic add-on to serialize web service calls
===
Is there a prebuilt tool that would integrate with BEA/Oracle Weblogic 10.0 and trace on a database table each call to a web service exposed by the server? | 0 | [
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How should I organize the contents of my CSS file(s)?
===
This question is about organizing the actual CSS directives themselves within a .css file. When developing a new page or set of pages, I usually just add directives by hand to the .css file, trying to refactor when I can. After some time, I have hundreds (or ... | 0 | [
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What are the limitations of refactoring?
===
I'm making a study on refactoring limitations on improving existing software architecture and I would be interested to hear your experiences where you have found refactoring to be not enough or still too immature to accomplish your goals. | 0 | [
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How to trim illegal characters from path and filenames?
===
I need a robust and simple way to remove illegal path and file characters from a simple string. I've used the below code but it doesn't seem to do anything, what am i missing?
using System;
using System.IO;
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form password
===
This is what my browser sent, when logging into some site:
<pre>
POST http://www.some.site/login.php HTTP/1.0
User-Agent: Opera/8.26 (X2000; Linux i686; Z; en)
Host: www.some.site
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How to rotate and fade background images in and out with javascript/ASP.NET/CSS
===
I need to randomly fade my background images in and out.
It will be a timed function, like once every 5 seconds.
I need to do it with ASP.NET, Javascript, CSS or all three.
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targeting specific frawework version in csc.exe
===
How do you specify a target framework version for the csc.exe c# compiler via command-line invocation (e.g., no .csproj file and not going thru the MSBUILD engine)?
e.g, using the C# 3.0 csc.exe compiler, how do you compile to IL targeting the 2.0 .net framework? | 0 | [
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Is Fortran faster then C?
===
From time to time I read that Fortran is or can be faster then C for heavy calculations. Is that really true? I must admit that I hardly know Fortran, but the Fortran code I have seen so far did not showed that the language has features that C doesn't have.
If it is true, please tell m... | 0 | [
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