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How Can I Get Touch Events in an iPhone App's Hidden Status Bar's Area?
===
I have an iPhone app that hides the status bar. However, my main view doesn't get any touch events when I tap in the status bar area. Is there something I can do to fix this?
Here are a few details of my app's setup (in case it matters):
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What do you use for fixed point representation in C++?
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I'm looking for a fixed-point standard to use for financial data, do you know any that is worth trying? Do you have any experience on the performance of that hand-made fixed-point classes? | 0 | [
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Best way to search in a table and get results and number of results (MySQL)
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I have a table of "items", and a table of "itemkeywords".
When a user searches for a keyword, I want to give him one page of results plus the total number of results.
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nant: Can I extract the last directory in a path?
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In Nant, I would like to be able to extract the last name of the directory in a path.
For example, we have the path 'c:\my\_proj\source\test.my\_dll\'
I would like to pass in that path and extract 'test.my\_dll'
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Push or Pull? Turning keypresses into velocity for in-game vehicles.
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Should I push keypresses to vehicles when they're pressed, or should vehicles pull keys pressed from the engine?
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Which chatrooms do developers/hackers hang out in?
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As a hacker/developers, which chatroom do you goto to interact with other hacker/developers?
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Change WPF DataTemplate for ListBox item if selected
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I need to change the DataTemplate for items in a ListBox depending on whether the item is selected or not (displaying different/more information when selected).
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What you think about explicit defining pass-by-reference on C++?
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I mean, in every function or method that you declare you have to explicit write that the object will be sent by reference prefixing the reference operator on it. I wish sometimes that every non-POD types would be automatically sent by reference, beca... | 0 | [
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Function pointer to template class member functions
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Manpage scandir() prototype weirdness
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What are those little Xcode tips & tricks you wish you knew about 2 years ago?
===
With a huge influx of newbies to Xcode I'm sure there are lots of Xcode tips and tricks to be shared.
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Organizing classes into namespaces.
===
Are there some principles of organizing classes into namespaces?
For example is it OK if classes from namespace N depends on classes from N.X?
And if classes from N.X depends on classes from N?
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===
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Enhancing Performance in Real-Time Systems
===
First, I'd like to establish the acceptable end-to-end latency for a real-time system in the financial world is less than 200ms. Okay, here's what I'm after. In the design of real-time systems, there are "design patterns" (or techniques) that will increase the performance... | 0 | [
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Snippets for C++ in VS2008
===
Does someone know of any port to VS2008 of the support for snippets for C++?
VS2005 had a nice enhancement pack:
[Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 IDE Enhancements][1]
But the snippets for C++ feature is not supported in VS2008. I already tryed to use the SDK to reimplement it but g... | 0 | [
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What is the worst 'gotcha' you've experienced?
===
From wikipedia:
"In programming, a gotcha is a feature of a system, a program or a programming language that works in the way it is documented but is counter-intuitive and almost invites mistakes because it is both enticingly easy to invoke and completely unexpected ... | 4 | [
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Setting PHP variables in httpd.conf?
===
I'd like to automatically change my database connection settings on a per-vhost basis, so that I don't have to edit any PHP code as it moves from staging to live and yet access different databases. This is on a single dedicated server.
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Efficiently merge string arrays in .NET, keeping distinct values
===
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string[] list2 = new string[] { "banana", "pear", "grape" };
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Python scope
===
I am trying to figure out this:
c = 1
def f(n):
print c + n
def g(n):
c = c + n
f(1) => 2
g(1) => UnboundLocalError: local variable 'c' referenced before assignment
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What is your smallish web development company setup?
===
I work for a small web development company (only 2 to 3 developers) that work on a wide range of projects for different customers (everything from CMS's to eCommerce sites).
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Asp.Net MVC: How do I get Html.ActionLink to render integer values properly?
===
I have an asp.net mvc application with a route similar to:
routes.MapRoute("Blog",
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Unable to run assembly program
===
I have just started reading Introduction to 80x86 Assembly Language and Computer Architecture.I am trying to use NASM, to run the first example shown in chapter 3 ,but unsuccessfully.Has anyone read the book,and run the examples? | 0 | [
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Visual Studio support for new C / C++ standards?
===
I keep reading about C99 and C++0x and all these totally sweet things that are getting added to the language standard that might be nice to use someday. However, we currently languish in the land of writing C++ in Visual Studio.
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What good user groups are out there in London?
===
Just a quick question - what good user groups are there in London? I really want to up my game as a developer and it'd be nice to meet some other passionate developers in person.
I'm interested in:-
- .net
- C#
- F#
- Ruby
- Scheme/Lisp
- Compilers
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Server cert and Client Truststore
===
I am trying to call a webservice using ssl.
How do i get the relevant server cert so that i can import it into my truststore?
I know about the use of property com.ibm.ssl.enableSignerExchangePrompt from a main method but i would add the server cert to my truststore manually.
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What is the best way to produce random double on POSIX?
===
I'd like to get **uniform distribution** in range [0.0, 1.0)
If possible, please let the implementation make use of random bytes from **/dev/urandom.**
It would also be nice if your solution was **thread-safe**. If you're not sure, please indicate that. | 0 | [
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What is a good search engine for embedding in a web site.
===
I am thinking of changing my web site's homegrown search engine. Before I break out Visual Studio, I wondered if anyone can suggest an alternative that gives me what I need. This being:
- Works with an ASP.NET site
- Creates a file-based index
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Defect-free Software
===
About ten years ago, a "Terry Colligan" published a buncha interesting pages on defect-free software. He noticed that a woman who worked for him produced code with lots fewer bugs and his company expanded on this --- even advertising "automatic QA".
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Java printf functionality for collections or arrays
===
In python you can use a tuple in a formatted print statement and the tuple values are used at the indicated positions in the formatted string. For example:
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>>> print "these are the values %d, %s, %f" % a
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Annotations on Interfaces?
===
I can't for the life of me figure out a use case for being able to annotate interfaces in Java.
Maybe someone smarter than I am could give me an example? | 0 | [
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How do I sort a file in place using bash shell?
===
I have a file temp.txt, that I want to sort with the "sort" command in bash.
I want the sorted results to replace the original file.
This doesn't work for example (I get an empty file).
sortx temp.txt > temp.txt
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Way to stop a program from starting up using c#?
===
Here's the idea, I'd like to make a service? that will look for a certain program starting up and dissallow it unless certain conditions are met.
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Tutorials for Wii programming
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How do I get the resolution of the main monitor in Mac OS X in C++?
===
I have a graphical app that needs to test the resolution of the display it is starting up on in Mac OS X to ensure it is not larger than the resolution. This is done before the window itself is initialized.
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What is the windows API to change Screen refresh rate?
===
Can some one specify the windows API, one need to use inorder to be able to change programmatically the screen refresh rate?
Thanks :)
Ariel
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What are the quintessential tools and resources for hosting Rails applications on Amazon's EC2?
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JTable column spanning
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How to conditionnally display a field on Infopath
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I'm trying to do the following on infopath: I have to choose between 2 options (with bullets), and depending on this, if we choose Option1, I need to display a text field to enter more details, but if Option2 is chosen, I don't need this additional field.
I'm no... | 0 | [
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Can someone recommend a reliable CVS or SVN hosting service?
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I want to use CVS or SVN as my source control mechanisms on several side projects I am working on. Instead of hosting the server myself, I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations on CVS or SVN hosts. My concerns in order are: reliability, uptim... | 2 | [
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How to simulate XP's "Windows Security" start menu option on Windows 2000
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How do I successfully pass a function reference to Django’s reverse() function?
===
I’ve got a brand new Django project. I’ve added one minimal view function to `views.py`, and one URL pattern to `urls.py`, passing the view by function reference instead of a string:
<http://dpaste.com/81084/>
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What is the fastest way to get to documentation for Ruby?
===
Say I'm writing some ruby code and I want to use the standard Date type to get the current date. Instead of using a search engine, is there a faster way to find the documentation for this class? I know I can get the methods for Date by typing `Date.methods... | 0 | [
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MySQL: Delete all but the 50 newest rows
===
I have a SQL table with news stories and Unix timestamps. I'd like to only keep the 50 newest stories. How would I write an SQL statement to delete any amount of older stories? | 0 | [
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What is the best way to version control my SQL server stored procedures?
===
What is the best way to version control my database objects? I'm using Visual studio 2005/2008 and SQL server 2005. I would prefer a solution which can be used with SVN. | 0 | [
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Do you use the "global" statement in Python ?
===
I was reading a question about the Python *global* statement ( ["Python scope"][1] ) and I was remembering about how often I used this statement when I was a Python beginner (I used *global* a lot) and how, nowadays, years later, I don't use it at all, ever. I even con... | 0 | [
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Crafting .webloc file
===
I'm writing a program (for Mac OS X, using Objective-C) and I need to create a bunch of .webloc files programmatically.
The .webloc file is simply file which is created after you drag-n-drop an URL from Safari's location bar to some folder.
Generally speaking, I need an approach to crea... | 0 | [
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Why the Java main method is static?
===
The method signature of a Java main method is:
public static void main(String[] args){
...
}
There is a reason for this method to be static? | 0 | [
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Upgrading DOS Batch files for Windows
===
Has anyone had any recent requirements for programming automated DOS Batch style tasks on a Windows box?
I've got some automation to do and I'd rather not sit and write a pile of .BAT files in Notepad if there is a better way of automating these tasks: mainly moving of file... | 0 | [
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Why isn't my NHibernate bag collection setting the 'parent id' of the children dynamically?
===
I have a new object with a collection of new objects within it on some property as an IList<T>. I see through sql profiler two insert queries being executed.. one for the parent, which has the new guid id, and one for the c... | 0 | [
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I'm using Python regexes in a criminally inefficient manner
===
My goal here is to create a very simple template language. At the moment, I'm working on replacing a variable with a value, like this:
This input:
><%"TITLE"="This Is A Test Variable"%>The Web <%"TITLE"%>
Should produce this output:
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Sieve of Eratosthenes in Erlang
===
I'm in the process of learning Erlang. As an exercise I picked up the [Sieve of Eratosthenes][1] algorithm of generating prime numbers. Here is my code:
-module(seed2).
-export([get/1]).
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How do I get a floating footer to stick to the bottom of the viewport in IE 6?
===
I know this would be easy with position:fixed, but unfortanately I'm stuck with supporting IE 6. How can I do this? I would rather use CSS to be clean, but if I have to use Javascript, that's not the end of the world. In my current i... | 0 | [
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How can I build an Adobe Air project with Maven?
===
Has anyone successfully built an Adobe Air application with Maven? If so, what are the steps to get it working?
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How do I parse a number from a String that may have a leading zero?
===
In ruby I am parsing a date in the following format: 24092008.
I want to convert each section (year, month, date) into a number.
I have split them up using a regex and am passing each substring into the Integer constructor.
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Glassfish: Deploying application in domain failed; Error loading deployment descriptors - invalid bit length repeat
===
I'm trying to deploy a .war trough the server's web interface. Getting the same error when deploying it as an exploded directory with IDEA.
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Is _VERSION the only global variable left in Lua 5.1?
===
Puzzled by the Lua 5.0 documentation references to things like \_LOADED, LUA_PATH, \_ALERT and so on (that I could not use in Lua 5.1), I discovered all of those have been removed and the functionality put elsewhere. Am I right in thinking that the only one glo... | 0 | [
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Use the serialVersionUID or supress warnings?
===
first thing to note is the serialVersionUID of a class implementing Interface Serializable
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Development with a tablet, not a mouse
===
Lifehacker had a post a couple days ago asking people about [the best mouse you've ever had](http://lifehacker.com/5054519/) and it appears some people have traded their mouse for a tablet.
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SSIS read flat file, write to DB or C# app,mutli thread read/write?
===
Within SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) there is the ability to setup a connection to a flat file that can hold millions of records and have that data pushed to a SQL DB. Furthermore, this process can be called from a C# app by referencing a... | 0 | [
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Closures in PHP... what, precisely, are they and when would you need to use them?
===
So I'm programming along in a nice, up to date, object oriented fashion. I regularly make use of the various aspects of OO programming that PHP implements but I am wondering when might I need to use closures. Any experts out there th... | 0 | [
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programmatically cycle a router?
===
I have the need to be able to cycle my linksys router via a program, reason I want to do this is complex, so lets just assume there is no better option. Is there anyway to do this? I think it is because when i isntall a firmware update to the router via the admin console, it cycl... | 0 | [
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I need to store a list of key value pairs of (integer, boolean) in .NET
When I use a dictionary it re-orders them. Is there a built in collection that will handle this. | 0 | [
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Why are user created namespaces not being recognized by Visual Studio 2008?
===
For some reason when I create a new namespace in Visual Studio 2008 its not being recognized. I'm using asp.net mvc, I don't know if that has anything to do with it.
Has anyone come across this before?...and how do you fix it?
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Any reason to have SQL Server 2005 and 2008 installed on same machine?
===
I'm setting up a new development server and want to install the latest version of SQL Server 2008 Express.
Will our existing sql2005 databases work with 2008 without modification?
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What is the best SNMP library to use with .NET?
===
What are the best SNMP libraries to use with .NET? Specifically for listening for traps or sending set or get requests. | 4 | [
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In what namespace should you put interfaces relative to their implementors?
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Specifically, when you create an interface/implementor pair, and there is no overriding organizational concern (such as the interface should go in a different assembly ie, as recommended by the s# architecture) do you have a default way of... | 0 | [
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In Django, where is the best place to put short snippets of HTML-formatted data?
===
This question is related to (but perhaps not quite the same as):
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/61451/does-django-have-html-helpers
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Any way to un-register a WPF dependecy property?
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I'm running into an unusual problem in my unit tests. The class I'm testing creates a dependency property dynamically at runtime and the type of that dependency property can vary depending on the circumstances. While writing my unit tests, I need to create the depen... | 0 | [
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How to read config file entries from an INI file
===
I can't use the `Get*Profile` functions because I'm using an older version of the windows CE platform SDK which doesn't have those. It doesn't have to be too general.
[section]
name = some string
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How do I rename a SharePoint virtual machine
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It is hard to rename a virtual machine with SharePoint running it. I have many errors afterwards. | 0 | [
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Googlebot + IFrames ?
===
How does googlebot treat iframes? Does it follow the src attribute like a link? Is the iframe content analyzed as if it was part of the page where it is included? | 2 | [
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How can I tell what type of computer's are in a Coffee Shop.
===
This is more a though experiment than anything.
I'm wondering what it would take to detect everything I legally can about the laptops in a Hot-Spot. My first thought was to grab every mac address I can and extract the maker from the first 24bit.
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Struts2 Annotation Validators
===
While using Struts2, I am using several annotations to do my validations inside the Model class, in the `set()` methods, like:
@RequiredStringValidator(message = "Name is required")
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Comprehensive server-side validation
===
I currently have a fairly robust server-side validation system in place, but I'm looking for some feedback to make sure I've covered all angles. Here is a brief outline of what I'm doing at the moment:
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What language should students start with?
===
What language should students start with?
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Why does my Out of the Box SharePoint Navigation look like it is leaking memory
===
My site has quite a deep navigation structure and quite often it looks like the out of the box navigation is leaking memory structures.
The log message looks like
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C++ versus D
===
Is the [D language](http://www.digitalmars.com/d/) a credible alternative to Java and C++? What will it take to become a credible alternative? Should I bother learning it? Does it deserve evangelizing?
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python XML-RPC sending a list of parameters to the server
===
I am trying to send a list( specifically numpy or python's list) of numbers and get the sum of them using xml-rpc, to be familiar with the environment. I get an error always in the client side.
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How to blend colors in CAShapeLayer?
===
I want to develop an iOS app, which could draw lines and if any of the lines collide blend their colors to each other like in the following link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBjlE3oTSyQ
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iphone/ipad Scroller functionality in flex4
===
i am prepairing a flex AIR application which is a touch screen application.
and i want to just add the iphone/ipad scroller functionality in my application i.e
when we swipe down the content the scrollbar is also go down and when we swipe
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Extracting data from JSON issue
===
I am trying to get some information about YouTube channel's from the YouTube API.
This is an example the output (using Google's channel), http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/Google?alt=json
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Get the value of a cell in gridview
===
I ve a gridview with checkbox in my aspx page. The gridview is bound using typed dataset. How do I retrieve the value in the first cell of gridview? Any help is appreciated. | 0 | [
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android, ProgressBar in new Thread, widget
===
I have a widget and it includes new thread.
In xml layout file I have view of a progressbar
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android:layout_height="30dip"/>
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SYNTAX ERROR , t_variable
===
tell me
//whats wrong in this ?
iam trying to upload directly an image from a distant server to fb servers but there is an error syntax error in line 7 tell me what wrong with it
<?php
require_once("facebook.php");
$config = array();
$config[‘appId’] = 'xxxxxxxxx... | 0 | [
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Why always return null when call the method IQueryable.FirstOrDefault()?
===
public class CellValue
{
double? Max;
double? Min;
string Value;
string Annotation;
}
public T GetOne(Expression<Func<T, bool>> predicate）
｛
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How does the UTF-8 support of TinyXML work
===
I'm using TinyXML (http://www.grinninglizard.com/tinyxml/) to parse/build XML files. Now according to the documentation (http://www.grinninglizard.com/tinyxmldocs/) this library supports multibyte character sets through UTF-8. So far so good I think. But, the only API tha... | 0 | [
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Tips for speeding up build time on Linux using ANT, Javacc, JUnit and compiling Java classes
===
We have a large codebase that takes approx 12 minutes on the developer machines to auto-generate some Java classes using JavaCC and then compiles all the classes as well as running the units test.
What tips are there fo... | 0 | [
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Anyone successfully using Commission Junction API ?
===
Is anyone successfully using the CJ web services? I just keep getting `java.lang.NullPointerException`s even though my app is .net (clearly their errors). CJ support doesn't even know what a web service is. I googled and found many people getting this or other er... | 0 | [
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Key concepts to learn in Assembly
===
I am a firm believer in the idea that one of the most important things you get from learning a new language is not how to use a new language, but the knowledge of concepts that you get from it. I am not asking how important or useful you think Assembly is, nor do I care if I never... | 0 | [
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How to access UserId in ASP.NET Membership withous using Membership.GetUser() ?
===
How can I access UserId in ASP.NET Membership without using Membership.GetUser(username) in ASP.NET Web Application Project ?
Can UserId be included in Profile namespace next to UserName (System.Web.Profile.ProfileBase).
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PDO (MySQL) errors in PHP
===
This is a bit of a weird one, and I could well be coding this completely wrong - hence why I've hit the same error twice in two days, in completely different parts of a script. The code I'm using is below:
<pre><code>
public function findAll( $constraints = array() ) {
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