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Saving a SecureString
===
One of the feature requests I've got for the program I'm working on is to be able to save the list of credentials users enter in, so they can be shared around in the case of network failure. My initial instinct is to scoff at this request - saving passwords? *really?* - but it turns out one o... | 0 | [
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Character reading from file in Python
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In a text file, there is a string "I don't like this".
However, when I read it into a string, it becomes "I don\u2018t like this". I understand that \u2018 is the unicode representation of "'". I use
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Return "correct" error code, or protect privacy?
===
OK, probably best to give an example here of what I mean.
Imagine a web based forum system, where the user authentication is done by some external method, which the system is aware of.
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In Django is there a way to display choices as checkboxes?
===
In the admin interface and newforms there is the brilliant helper of being able to define choices. You can use code like this:
APPROVAL_CHOICES = (
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How to be successful in web user interface testing ?
===
We are setting up a [Selenium][1] test campaign on a big web application.
The first thing we've done was to build a framework which initialize SQL data in database before the test, launch the test, archive results and then clear data.
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MS VC++ 6 class wizard
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Ok, I'm developing an application that has been in pretty much continous development over the last 16 years, from C in DOS, through various flavours of C++ and now is largely based around C++ with MFC and StingRay GUIs and various other SDKs.
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MPI for multicore ?
===
With the recent buzz on multicore programming is anyone exploring the possibilities of using [MPI][1] ?
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Delphi Active Commercial Components
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Similar to the Delphi FOSS component question, a commercial component directory will also be a valuable searchable resource. I invite you to contribute your expierience with your favourite commercial components and also share with us your experiences with commercial components t... | 0 | [
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Is there a SAPI module for PHP 5 for supporting the thttpd web server?
===
Is there a SAPI module for PHP 5 for supporting the thttpd web server?
Oddly, the one included on PHP 5.2.6 source is for PHP 4.x.
Thanks,
Kenneth | 0 | [
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Best way to parse float CSharp
===
What is the best way to parse a float in CSharp?
I know about TryParse, but what I'm particularly wondering about is dots, comma's etc.
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Why does Swing in my Java Applet flicker on fast mouse over?
===
I made a Java Applet with some Standard GUI Components on it. I used the [MigLayout][1] Manager.
If I move the mouse slowly over the various GUI Components everything appears to be fine, but if I move the mouse fast, it flickers.
What could make th... | 0 | [
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===
Suppose I have written a decorator that does something very generic. For example, it might convert all arguments to a specific type, perform logging, implement memoization, etc.
Here is an example:
<pre>
def args_as_ints(f):
def g(*args, **kwargs):
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===
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Javascript: How to find whether a particular string has unicode characters (esp. Double Byte characters)
===
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CouchDB modeling for multi-user
===
I am already exited about document databases and specially about CouchDB's simplicity. But I have a hard time understanding if such databases are a viable option for multi user systems. Since those systems require some kind of relations between records which document databases do no... | 0 | [
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What is the best "closable TabbedPane" Component in Java?
===
After solving my [flicker issue][1], I wonder if there is a better closable Tabbed Pane, then the one that pops up on top by googling for [closabletappedpane][2]?
(you recognize it by its [processMouseEvents Method][3])
I especially need one, that never... | 0 | [
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Subcribe via RSS for log4j logs?
===
Is it possible to subscribe to a url with log4j logs?
I understand that many applications do have daily error logs notification by email. But a problem with this approach is that the server that host the application may not provide smtp capability. Thus the RSS subscribe approach ... | 0 | [
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When using ANT, how can I define a task only if I have some specific java version ?
===
I have the problem that an specific step in Ant can only be executed when we have Java 1.5 installed in the build computer. The task definition uses uses a jar file that was compiled using 1.5, so running with a 1.4 virtual machi... | 0 | [
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Customization of Hibernate sequence generation
===
I have one hibernate sequence, that generates all sequence-numbers in my app. When I generate the schemas from hibernate (target Oracle10), it genererates:
create sequence hibernate_sequence;
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What is your favourite Java Script WYSIWYG Editor component?
===
I definitifely like the one at stackoverflow, because it's clean and simple. Also the live preview with code/syntax hilighting is really helpful (and motivating).
What is your favourite Javascript Editor Framework and why?
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Best book for Programming VMWare ESX + VDI
===
I've been asked to research creating a solution around VMWare ESX and VDI. This will require extensive use of the APIs for managing the solution. It will also look to leverage the VDM client.
Can anyone recommend a good book which will get me started on this topic.
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I want to convert an instance of generic [IDictionary][1] to non generic [IDictionary][2]. Can I do it without creating new instance of [IDictionary][2]? Is any framework support for this task?
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I've searched a lot for an answer for this question in the web: they say it's true, SBCL doesn't work under Vista.
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Can you create collapsible #Region like scopes in C++ within VS 2008?
===
I miss it so much (used it a lot in C#). can you do it in C++? | 0 | [
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How to use SQLab Xpert Tuning to tune SQL for better performance?
===
Anyone have any idea? And any open source sofware which also seens to perform this kind of functionality? | 0 | [
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Anyone have commit notification hook script that will send email upon commit of codes?
===
Can share with me any of this script? | 0 | [
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C# - Sending messages to Google Chrome from C# application
===
I've been searching around, and I haven't found how I would do this from C#.
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Create a tag upon every build of the application?
===
Do anyone do this in ANT Build. Meaning everytimie a certain target is called e.g. build-sit. A tag will be created in the svn respositoyr to reference to that particular sit version.
Any idea how to do about doing that?
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How can I read an Http response stream twice in C#?
===
I am trying to read an Http response stream twice via the following:
<pre><code>HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse)request.GetResponse();
stream = response.GetResponseStream();
RssReader reader = new RssReader(stream);
do
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Great resources for using the CLR Profiler APIs
===
I'm looking for good resources to learn and contribute to regarding CLR profiler API knowledge (a.k.a "Extended Reflection"). Got one?
Only other question here is[link text][1] but it's just a beginning.
[1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33727/clr-profi... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to list a member and all of its desendants in MDX?
===
In an OLAP database I work with there is a 'Location' hierarchy consisting of the levels Company, Region, Area, Site, Room, Till. For a particular company I need to write some MDX that lists all regions, areas and sites (but not any levels bel... | 0 | [
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Dynamic search and display
===
I have a big load of documents, text-files, that I want to search for relevant content. I've seen a searching tool, can't remeber where, that implemented a nice method as I describe in my requirement below.
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Is it idiomatic Ruby to add an assert( ) method to Ruby's Kernel class?
===
I'm expanding my Ruby understanding by coding an equivalent of Kent Beck's xUnit in Ruby. Python (which Kent writes in) has an assert() method in the language which is used extensively. Ruby does not. I think it should be easy to add this b... | 0 | [
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.NET Remoting and Server 2008 (64 Bit)
===
I have a .NET application that is meant to be run on a local PC and started from a file share on the LAN.
It works fine on 32 bit Windows XP and Vista workstations.
But it fails with a System.InvalidOperationException on 64 bit Windows Server 2008.
It runs fine local... | 0 | [
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.html() Jquery method bizzare bug - resolves to empty space locally, but not on production.
===
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element.html(" ");
using the attributes/html method: http://tinyurl.com/4ocd7d
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Tomahawk and scrolling tabs
===
is there a tomahawk component, that enables "scrollable tabs"? What I mean is something for the following situation:
If I have very many tabs, the tab-bar gets a little arrow on the side to scroll through all the open tabs (like in firefox).
Is there a tomahawk component for creat... | 0 | [
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Standard algorithm to tokenize a string, keep delimiters (in PHP)
===
I want to split an arithmetic expression into tokens, to convert it into RPN.
Java has the StringTokenizer, which can optionally keep the delimiters. That way, I could use the operators as delimiters. Unfortunately, I need to do this in PHP, whic... | 0 | [
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How to get WCF statistics from inside an application that uses it?
===
Is it possible to gather performance statistics programmatically from inside a WCF application? For example, the number of connections open or requests received. | 0 | [
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Is having different users for different types of queries a good practice?
===
I am using MySQL and PHP for a project I am working. I have created separate users for carrying out different functions (one for running select queries, one for running update queries, etc.) to provide an extra layer of security. This way,... | 0 | [
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Do you actually use a webbased IDE and why?
===
I used [web2py][1] for several projects.
Mostly because the deployment is dead simple and you can easily add and modify the application.
But the editor for python code was not very pythonic and the form handling was lacking some [DRY][2]-ness.
Do you use a webbased... | 4 | [
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Why doesnt paginator remember my custom parameters when I go to page 2?
===
When using the paginator helper in cakephp views, it doesnt remember parts of the url that are custom for my useage.
For example:
http://example.org/users/index/moderators/page:2/sort:name/dir:asc
here **moderators** is a paramet... | 0 | [
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How do you write the end of a file opened with FILE_FLAG_NO_BUFFERING?
===
I am using VB6 and the Win32 API to write data to a file, this functionality is for the export of data, therefore write performance to the disk is the key factor in my considerations. As such I am using the `FILE_FLAG_NO_BUFFERING` and `FILE_FL... | 0 | [
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Algorithm for finding the maximum difference in an array of numbers
===
I have an array of a few million numbers.
double* const data = new double (3600000);
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Find out the calling stored procedure in SQL Server
===
Is it possible to find out who called a store procedure. So if you get an error in proc3, I know if it was called by proc1 or proc2.
I'm using SQL Server 2005. | 0 | [
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How to update unique values in SQL using a PostgreSQL sequence?
===
In SQL, how do update a table, setting a column to a different value for each row?
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How can I plot data with a non-numeric X-axis?
===
I have a series of performance tests I would like to show as a graph. I have a set of tests (about 10) which I run on a set of components (currently 3), and get throughput results.
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Why is this parameter of type char* not modified when called from C++ lib
===
I have got a C function in a static library, let's call it A, with the following interface :
int A(unsigned int a, unsigned long long b, unsigned int *y, unsigned char *z);
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What's the best approach to migrate a CGI to a Framework?
===
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Using OR comparisons with IF statements
===
When using IF statements in Python, you have to do the following to make the "cascade" work correctly.
if job == "mechanic" or job == "tech":
print "awesome"
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print "dolt"
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Is it OK to have object instantation 'hooks' in base classes?
===
I have created my own Tree implementation for [various reasons][1] and have come up with two classes, a 'base' class that is a generic tree node that is chock full of logic and another class that extends that one which is more specialised.
In my base... | 0 | [
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How to call a mathematica program from the command line, with command-line args, stdin, stdout, and stderr.
===
Mathematica can be invoked with
-noprompt
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Is encrypting AJAX calls for authentication possible with jQuery?
===
I'm fairly new to the AJAX methodologies (I only recently discovered jQuery a short time ago). I am interested to know if there is anyway to authenticate a user on a PHP setup; securely.
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Problem using large binary segment in OOXML
===
**System Description**
A plotting component that uses OOXML to generate a document.
Plotting component consists of several parts.
All parts are written in C++ as exe + dll's, with the exception of the interface to the OOXML document.
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.Net, Is Array.Sort stable sort?
===
Is the sorting algorithm used by .Net Array.Sort method a [stable][1] algorithm?
[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stable_sort#Classification | 0 | [
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How to make a method exclusive in a multithreaded context ?
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I have a method which should be executed in an exclusive fashion. Basically, it's a multi threaded application where the method is invoked periodically by a timer, but which could also be manually triggered by a user action.
Let's take an example :
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How to convert a string into bignum in C code which extends Guile?
===
In Guile 1.6.*, the function <tt>scm_istring2number(char *str,int strlen,int radix)</tt> does the work.
However, this function does not exist in Guile 1.8.*.
How can I accomplish the same task in Guile 1.8.*?
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How to deploy an ASP.NET Application with zero downtime
===
To deploy a new version of our website we do the following:
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2. On the live server, delete all the live code from the IIS website directory.
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Is there any simple way to programatically colorize images in .NET? Basically we have a black and white image and need to put a layer of say pink above it and reduce the opacity of that layer to make the picture colorized in pink. | 0 | [
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enabling/disabling asp.net web service extension via script
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In IIS 6, I can use the Web Service Extensions folder in Inetmgr to allow/prohibit isapi filters, such as ASP.net. I want to be able to do this programmatically (in particular, from an installer script/exe).
Any ideas? | 0 | [
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How can addChild choose the wrong insertion index?
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So, In a Flex app I add a new GUI component by creating it and calling `parent.addChild()`. However in some cases, this causes an error in the bowels of Flex. Turns out, addChild actually does:
return addChildAt(child, numChildren);
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What framework would you recommend for making desktop-like apps for the web?
===
Several frameworks for writing web-based desktop-like applications have recently appeared. E.g. [SproutCore][1] and [Cappuccino][2]. Do you have any experience using them? What's your impression? Did I miss some other framework?
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SQL Server - Triggers vs Constaints
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I'm trying to find out whether I should be using business critical logic in a trigger or constraint.
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How do I peek at the first two bytes in an InputStream?
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Should be pretty simple: I have an InputStream where I want to peek at (not read) the first two bytes, i.e. I want the "current position" of the InputStream to stil be at 0 after my peeking. What is the best and safest way to do this? | 0 | [
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Oracle sql query, concatenate fileds with CASE section
===
I'm currently generating SQL insert statements from more than one tables, and in the generated data I need to use a CASE statement, like this:
select 'INSERT INTO TABLE1 (f1, f2, f3, f4 ...) values ('
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Is there anyway to tell Visual Studio not to open all the documents when I load solution?
===
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Sharepoint Workflow Modification is not disabled
===
I am working on a Sharepoint Server 2007 State machine Workflow. Until now I have a few states and a custom Association/InitiationForm which I created with InfoPath 2007. In Addition I have a few modification forms. I have a Problem with the removing of the modifica... | 0 | [
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When deleting hasOne or hasMany associations, should the foreignKey be set to NULL?
===
Given :
> Group hasMany Persons
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Strange MFC / VC++ Linker Error (std::list<CRect> already defined)
===
I've got a really odd error message that only occurs when I add the following line to my project:
std::list<CRect> myVar;
It's worth noting that it doesn't have to be a std::list, it can be std::vector or any other STL container I assume.... | 0 | [
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SQL2005 Express slow from remote VB6 application
===
I have a legacy VB6 application that was built using MSDE.
As many client's database grow towards the MSDE 2 GB limit they are upgraded to SQL 2005 Express.
This has proven very successful until today.
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Integrating jQuery into an existing ASP.NET Web Application?
===
Microsoft [recently announced][1] that the Javascript/HTML DOM library **jQuery will be integrated** into the ASP.NET MVC framework and into ASP.NET / Visual Studio.
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Java: print_r?
===
last time I asked how to populate a data structure <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/144474/java-arrays-vectors">here</a>. Now I would like to know if there's something in Java, like the <a href="http://www.php.net/print_r">print_r</a> I use in PHP, to represent what I have populated in th... | 0 | [
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coordination between Design and Development
===
Background:
I am developing a site in Asp.net 2.0 . Up until now i was handling both the design and development of the site. I used css for the design part.
Now the company wants to outsource the design work to a web designer.
Question:
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Run macro in visual studio when solution is closed
===
Is it possible to run a macro in Visual Studio 2008 the moment a solution is closed? I would like to delete the .suo-files of that solution, so that the current user settings are not presented to me the next time I open the solution. | 0 | [
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How to extract four unsigned short ints from one long long int?
===
Suppose I have one long long int and want to take its bits and construct three unsigned short ints out of it.
Crude example:
<pre>
0101 0101 0101 0101 <- suppose this is my long long
^ ^ ^ ^
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Best way to learn how to use FPGAs
===
In next weeks probably I will have some little FPGA to play with. I have a programmer background (C, C++, Java mostly) and some (very) limited experience in electronics.
What are the best tools to know if you want to develop on FPGAs?
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Is there any way to check which kind of RAM my computer uses without opening it up?
===
I would like to check which type of RAM my computer uses before I order an upgrade. I'm fairly sure its DDR2 but I would like to double check this.
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CSS centering tricks
===
My favorite equation for centering an xhtml element using only CSS is as follows:
display:block;
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width: _insert width here_;
left:50%;
margin-left: _insert width divided by two & multiplied by one here_
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How do I draw transparent DirectX content in a transparent window?
===
I want to draw DirectX content so that it appears to be floating over top of the desktop and any other applications that are running. I also need to be able to make the directx content semi-transparent, so other things show through. Is there a way ... | 0 | [
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C# Word spell check runs slow on Word 2007/Vista
===
I have written a DLL that uses MS Word to spell check the content of a RichtextBox. The project uses *Microsoft Word 11.0 Object Library*. I have read that you can use that reference on machines using that version of Word or later, and that seem to be true.
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Eclipse C++ pretty printing?
===
The output we get when printing C++ sources from Eclipse is rather ugly.
Is there are way/a plugin to pretty print C++ source code like e.g. with a2ps?
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How to print values at points with Google Chart API?
===
I have gone through their developer guide but haven't been able to find a way to print the value at points (in case of line charts) or after bars (bar charts).Is there a way to do it? | 0 | [
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How to check for equals? (0 == i) or (i == 0)
===
Okay, we know that the following two lines are equivalent -
1. (0 == i)
2. (i == 0)
Also, the first method was encouraged in the past because that would have allowed the compiler to give an error message if you accidentally used '=' instead of '=='.
My quest... | 4 | [
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Best Way to Manage Configuration in a SaaS application
===
I'm working on a SaaS application where each customer will have different configurations depending on the edition they have purchased, additional features they have purchased, etc. For example, a customer might have a limit of 3 custom reports.
Obviously I ... | 0 | [
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How to upload files from ASP.NET to another web application
===
I have a scenario where I need to upload a file from one web application and use it in another one. My setup is the following.
* One server, hosting two web applications in IIS - both are ASP.NET
* One of the applications is used to administer the o... | 0 | [
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how to register url handler for apache commons httpclient
===
I want to be able to access custom URLs with apache httpclient. Something like this:
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HttpMethod method = new GetMethod("media:///squishy.jpg");
int statusCode = client.executeMethod(method);
Can I somehow reg... | 0 | [
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Is it possible to create and then upload a file to a web server from silverlight?
===
I have just started using silverlight 2 beta and cannot find how to or if it is possible to render a canvas to an bitmap image and then upload it to my web server?
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===
I have a interest in a [reported bug][1] which Microsoft have made available a hotfix for. When looking on the site, I'm not able to figure out if this fix is included in a service pack or not. Do anyone know where I can find ... | 0 | [
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How can I give keyboard focus to a DIV and attach keyboard event handlers to it?
===
I am building an application where I want to be able to click a rectangle represented by a DIV, and then use the keyboard to move that DIV
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I wrote a sample program at http://codepad.org/ko8vVCDF that use a template function how do I retrict the template function to only use numbers? int, double etc. | 0 | [
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Nifty live web tracking
===
I'm looking for a real time web log watcher that can visually display visitors as they browse around different pages etc. I'd like it to be a web application, it's going to be shown on a big screen in the office. Any tips? | 0 | [
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How do I inspect the Asp.Net request pipeline?
===
When I measure request times on "the inside" of an Asp.Net application and compare it to timings on "the outside" of the app, I get different values -- 1000-5000ms strange overheads from time to time.
Maybe the requests are beeing queued up in front of IIS?
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