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Perl Best Practices: What not to use?
===
For those of us who are familiar with Damian Conway's [Perl Best Practices][1], it may be the case that you're applying it somewhat selectively. Which of the Best Practices do you elect **not** to follow, if any, and for what reasons? Or do you always apply as many of the b... | 0 | [
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UTF8 to/from wide char conversion in STL
===
Is it possible to convert std::string to std::wstring and vice versa in a platform independent manner? In a Windows application I would use MultiByteToWideChar and WideCharToMultiByte. However, the code is compiled for multiple OSes and I need to use STL at most. | 0 | [
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why in below code predicate returns true only for a = 1
===
main(){
int a = 10;
if (true == a)
cout<<"y i am not getting executed";
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Removing buttong while progress is displayed
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I have a button on an ASP.NET wep application form and when clicked goes off and posts information a third party web service.
I have an UpdateProgress associated with the button.
how do disable/hide the button while the progress is visible (i.e. the server has n... | 0 | [
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Free Erlang Screencasts/Tutorial series
===
Does anyone know some and could point me to it?
I know there is a good series on [pragprog][1] but not for free.
I'm a fan of "big" tutorials where something gets build up step by step and you come out with an application.
Do you know any of this kind?
[1]: htt... | 0 | [
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How to get the content of a <script> tag?
===
If I have a script tag like this:
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id = "myscript"
src = "http://www.example.com/script.js"
type = "text/javascript">
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I would like to get the content of that script tag. I'm thinking about something like `documen... | 0 | [
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How to use sed to replace only the first occurrence in a file?
===
I want to update a large number of C++ source files with an extra include directive before any existing #includes. For this sort of task I normally use a small bash script with sed to re-write the file.
How do I get sed to replace just the first ... | 0 | [
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webinars resource
===
where can find on the net good archive of webinars on java and stuff related, spring, hibernate etc? | 0 | [
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Java 2D Drawing
===
I'm in the process of writing a Java 2D game. I'm using the built-in Java 2D drawing libraries, drawing on a Graphics2D I acquire from a BufferStrategy from a Canvas in a JFrame (which is sometimes full-screened).
I'm having some performance issues though, especially on Linux - and that corner o... | 0 | [
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Advantages and drawbacks of chainable methods?
===
I really love the philosophy of chaining methods, like [jQuery](http://www.jquery.com) emphasys in its library. I found it quite elegant and clear.
Being primarily Java developper, I've always wondering myself why this practice was not more used in this language. F... | 0 | [
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Advanced database concepts
===
I have agreed to become a teacher's assistant in a database course and have also been asked to look into changes that can be made to the course.
The course is called "Advanced Databases", but its name is a bit deceptive. The students are not computer science majors but some kind of "I... | 0 | [
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Limiting range of value types in C++
===
Suppose I have a LimitedValue class which holds a value, and is parameterized on int types 'min' and 'max'. You'd use it as a container for holding values which can only be in a certain range. You could use it such:
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does nmake have build tasks ?
===
Using ant I could unzip an archive before proceeding with the build per-se ... Is this possible using nmake ? Could I call an external application ? Or even a batch script ? | 0 | [
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How to Regex search/replace only first occurrance in a string in .NET?
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Entlib versus ACA.Net - Does ACA.Net provide any advantage?
===
My understanding is that Entlib has picked-up and included concepts from ACA.Net. Is there any point to using ACA.Net on a new .net project? | 0 | [
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NoClassDefFoundError with a long classname on Tomcat with java 1.4.2_07-b05
===
I have a java class.
it.eng.ancona.view.RuoliView$TabElaborazioneFattureValidazione$ElencoDettaglioElaborazioneFattureValidazione$RigaElencoDettaglioElaborazioneFattureValidazione
Is so long for inner class.
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Whats a greate tool for remote pair development
===
I'm basicly looking for something like VNC but with some extra features:
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The server should send only the part of the screen the client is looking at.
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C++ Creating my own Iterators
===
I'm trying to learn C++ so forgive me if this question demonstrates a lack of basic knowledge, you see, the fact is, I have a lack of basic knowledge.
I want some help working out how to create an iterator for a class I have created.
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Access a 2nd project in the same solution with MSBuild
===
I'm new to MSBuild, and am learning as I need to know how to do things. Currently, I am working form the MSBuild file that is generated from the Web Deployment Project extension for Visual Studio. I have been ab;e to access and manipulate files which are direc... | 0 | [
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Storing database data in files?
===
I'm currently working on a school project, in java, and I'm coding a database application. Something like the MySQL Monitor where you type in queries and get results / whatever.
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Using pre-compiled headers with CMake
===
I have seen a few (old) posts on the 'net about hacking together some support for pre-compiled headers in CMake. They all seem a bit all-over the place and everyone has their own way of doing it. What is the best way of doing it currently? | 0 | [
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Using emacs tramp vs. rsync for remote development
===
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Customizing AntRunner output
===
I'm using Eclipse's AntRunner to build a set of plugins, but I'm having trouble in configuring the logging behavior. Specifically, I'd like AntRunner not to display empty tasks. Anybody knows how to do this?
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Regular expression to filter files in OpenFileDialog
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I would like to know how to filter files in a open file dialog (in winforms)
based on a regular expression. Files have all same extensions (.xml).
Big files are split up into several files with the same name only to be separated with _1 ...
We only want to s... | 0 | [
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Oracle: is there a tool to trace queries, like Profiler for sql server?
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i work with sql server, but i must migrate to an application with Oracle DB.
for trace my application queries, in Sql Server i use wonderful Profiler tool. is there something of equivalent for Oracle?
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Suppose I have one list:
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Local variables with Delegates
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**This is clearly not a best practice**, but can someone explain why or how this works. Or recommend a good book to learn more.
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I see all this fuss about Microsoft's decision to support JQuery withing ASP.NET MVC.
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How do I refresh the relationships in a dataset?
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Unloading classes in java?
===
I have a custom class loader so that a desktop application can dynamically start loading classes from an AppServer I need to talk to. We did this since the amount of jars that are required to do this are ridiculous (if we wanted to ship them). We also have version problems if we don't lo... | 0 | [
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iSeries Export to CSV
===
Is there a simple way to export the data in an iSeries table to CSV format. I want to have this run automatically after the data is written, so the Windows utilities won't do.
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How to bind from a ContentTemplate to the surrounding custom Control?
===
I've got the following user control:
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User Control Public Shared Variables in ASP.NET 1.1 Not Working As Expected
===
Let's say I have a web form that includes some user controls. The title tag for my "main" web form is generated in one of the user controls. Passing this data to the web form is currently done like this.
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ASP.NET MVC Input Validation
===
I'm currently working on a blog application in asp.net mvc.
I can't quite figure out how to handle my input validation! As far as I understand the view itself cannot know about input validation!? So how am I going to do this?
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Scrollable JDesktopPane?
===
I'd like to add scrolling capability to a `javax.swing.JDesktopPane`. But wrapping in a `javax.swing.JScrollPane` does not produced the desired behavior.
[Searching the web](http://www.google.com/search?q=scrollable+jdesktoppane) shows that this has been an issue for quite some time. Th... | 0 | [
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Intercept Windows Vista shutdown event in C#
===
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How to detect if any specific drive is a hard drive?
===
In C# how do you detect is a specific drive is a Hard Drive, Network Drive, CDRom, or floppy? | 0 | [
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What is the difference between a framework and a library?
===
I was asked this question today: What is the difference between a ***framework*** and a ***library***?
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Silverlight and Rails
===
Hopefully this will not spark a religious war...
We have a web based app in RoR based on an earlier version we build in .net 2.0. So we currently have both .net and RoR skills in house.
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Is there a list of the common show routines in Vxworks?
===
In the vxWorks shell, there are a number of routines you can use to display information about the system.
These routines are usually referred to as **show** routines because they tend to have the form of "xxxShow".
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===
I have an array of items that are time sensitive. After an amount of time, the last item needs to fall off and a new item is put at the beginning.
What is the best way to do this? | 0 | [
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What is the standard SQL Query to retrieve the intersection of tables?
===
select * from table1 union select * from table1_backup selects the union, what is the query to select the intersection?
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===
Part of the setup routine for the product I'm working on installs a database update utility. The utility checks the current version of the users database and (if necessary) executes a series of SQL statements that upgrade the database to the current version... | 0 | [
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How to find unused attributes/methods in Visual C++ 2008
===
Is there a way to identify unused attributes/methods in Visual C++ 2008 Professional? If it's not possible by default, recommendations of 3rd-party tools are also much appreciated.
Thanks,
Florian | 0 | [
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Get a list of files on server with ASP.NET using a picker
===
Is there a component available list FileUpload which shows files on the server, not the client?
I am basically looking for a clean dialog box to select server side files, like the one used in FileUpload. | 0 | [
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How to emulate .c# as-operator in Java
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There are situations, where it is practical to have a type-cast return a null value instead of throwing a ClassCastException. C# hast the as-operator to do this. Is there something equivalent available in Java so you don't have to explicitly check for the ClassCastException? | 0 | [
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Will .Net 4.0 include a new CLR or keep with version 2.0
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Will .Net 4.0 use a new version of the CLR (v2.1, 3.0) or will it stick with the existing v2.0?
Supplementary: Is it possibly going to keep with CLR v2.0 and add DLR v1.0?
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How do I configure Apache 2.2 for Ruby on Rails in Windows?
===
I'm trying to get started writing some Ruby on Rails apps and have been successful with Mongrel but, I'd like to deploy my apps to my Apache 2.2 instance on Windows? All the tutorials I've found seem out of date and are for older versions of Apache/Rails... | 0 | [
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ASP.net MVC with Ajax
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Does anybody know of an up to date tutorial on using Ajax with ASP.net MVC? Most of what I can find seems to talk about older versions of MVC and I suspect that this is an area where there has been a lot of change of late. | 0 | [
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Caching in urllib2?
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Is there an easy way to cache things when using urllib2 that I am over-looking, or do I have to roll my own? | 0 | [
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Adding rows to datagridview with existing columns
===
I have a datagridview with several columns created.
I add some rows and they get added correctly, but when i click on the cells, the content disappears... (?!)
What am I doing wrong?
The code is as follows:
foreach (SaleItem item in this.Invoice.SaleI... | 0 | [
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Using P/Invoke correctly
===
I need to call an external dll from c#. This is the header definition:
enum WatchMode {
WATCH_MODE_SYSTEM = 0,
WATCH_MODE_APPLICATION = 1 };
LONG ADS_API WDT_GetMode ( LONG i_hHandle, WatchMode * o_pWatchMode );
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What is the opposite of 'parse'?
===
I have a function, parseQuery, that parses a SQL query into an abstract representation of that query.
I'm about to write a function that takes an abstract representation of a query and returns a SQL query string.
What should I call the second function? | 0 | [
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===
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How to exclude a certain member from a MDX call that gets all descendants of a member at a higher level
===
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Why does my .NET application crash when run from a network drive?
===
My .NET application fails when run from a network drive even when the very same executable runs perfectly fine from a local hard drive?
I tried checking for "Full trust" like so:
try
{
// Demand full trust permissions
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How do I append a large amount of rich content (images, formatting) quickly to a control without using tons of CPU?
===
I am using wxWidgets and Visual C++ to create functionality similar to using Unix "tail -f" with rich formatting (colors, fonts, images) in a GUI. I am targeting both wxMSW and wxMAC.
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Using events rather than exceptions to implement error handling
===
I'm working on some code that uses a pattern in its business and data tiers that uses events to signal errors e.g.
resource = AllocateLotsOfMemory();
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Is there a better way to do optional function parameters in Javascript?
===
I've always handled optional parameters in Javascript like this:
function myFunc(requiredArg, optionalArg){
optionalArg = optionalArg || 'defaultValue';
//do stuff
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Is there a better way to do it?
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How do I properly branch post-commit and revert the trunk in svn?
===
I have some commits that I've decided, after the fact, are going to be more branch work then trunk work. How do I create the branch and revert the trunk while still ensuring merging isn't painful later?
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Is the DLR going to be capable of compiling client-side code?
===
Is the DLR intended to be used to compile code exclusively prior to distribution or will it potentially be used to compile client-side Javascript in a JIT fashion?
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Returning form, querystring, cookie values by priority in ASP.NET MVC
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I'm wondering why query string is preferred when getting values from user request. Where?
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Which Dependency Injection Tool Should I Use?
===
I am thinking about using Microsoft Unity for my Dependency Injection tool in our User Interface.
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Send query results to Excel from ASP.NET website
===
We let users create ad-hoc queries in our website. We would like to have the user select their criteria, then click submit and have the results streamed automatically to Excel. I have the application populating a DataTable, then using the datatable to create a tab... | 0 | [
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Does mysqldump --password really do what it says?
===
I'm trying to use `mysqldump` to dump a schema, and it mostly works but I ran into one curiosity: the `-p` or `--password` option seems like it is doing something other than setting the password (as the `man` page and `--help` output say it should).
Specifically... | 0 | [
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Keeping GUIs responsive during long-running tasks
===
Keeping the GUI responsive while the application does some CPU-heavy processing is one of the challenges of effective GUI programming.
[Here's a good discussion][1] of how to do this in wxPython. To summarize, there are 3 ways:
1. Use threads
2. Use wxYield
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Encrypting Salary value in ASP .NET 2.0 and SQL Server 2005
===
I have an ASP .NET 2.0 website connected to a SQL Server 2005 database. The site is pretty simple and stores information about staff, including salary.
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DOS batch files: .bat or .cmd?
===
As I understand it, `.bat` is the old 16-bit naming convention, and `.cmd` is for 32-bit Windows, i.e., starting with NT. But I continue to see .bat files everywhere, and they seem to work exactly the same using either suffix. Assuming that my code will never need to run on anyhting ... | 0 | [
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Visual Studio Keyboard Shortcut to automatically add the needed Using statement
===
What is the keyboard shortcut to expand the little red line that gives you the menu where you can choose to have the necessary Using statement added to the top of the file?
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recursivity in XSD Schemas
===
I need to create an XSD schema that validates a tree structure of an XML document. I don't know exactly the ocurrences or deepth level of the tree.
XML example:
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Archiving VMware images on ESXi
===
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===
I have an object that I'm testing that raises an event. What is the best way of using Rhino Mocks to check that it was raised?
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===
I'm trying to figure out how to decide when to use NSDictionary or NSCoder/NSCoding?
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Some people want to move code from user space to kernel space in Linux for some reason. A lot of times the reason seems to be that the code should have particularly high priority or simply "kernel space is faster".
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JMS message receiver filtering by JMSCorrelationID
===
<P>How can I instantiate a JMS queue listener in java (JRE /JDK / J2EE 1.4) that only receives messages that match a given JMSCorrelationID? The messages that I'm looking to pick up have been published to a queue and not a topic, although that can change if neede... | 0 | [
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Is there a way to define which fields in the model are editable in the admin app?
===
Assume the following:
*models.py*
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Would you start learning Smalltalk?
===
My questions is simple!
1. Would you start learning Smalltalk if you had the time? Why? Why not?
2. Do you already know Smalltalk? Why would you recommend Smalltalk? Why not?
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In SQL Server Management Studio can I search for assets across multiple databases?
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My everyday IDE is Eclipse which has a wonderful Open Resource feature (CTRL+SHIFT+R or Navigate > Open Resource) which allows the user to search for files/resources across multiple projects.
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Formatting Price in Javascript
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I would like to format a price in Javascript.
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"$ 2,500.00"
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recieving variable from javascript code to php code
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iPad zoom separates website divs
===
I am having an issue on my website I am building when viewing on an iPad or iPhone.
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Xcode error - Thread 1: signal SIGABRT
===
I am creating a simple RSS application and I am not that good in Objective-c. The application will always build successful and there is no errors or warnings, in the UITableView which reads the RSS, whenever i press the cells it will terminate and in the main.m this thread wi... | 3 | [
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Excel to DataTable Error in c#
===
I have a strange problem,
when i try to open and load excel data to a DataTable,
some data in excel sheet loads but some data doesn't load,
what is the problem,
can you help me.
I added GetExcelData function,
please look at this code,
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===
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How to display a non-ascii filename in the file download box in browsers?
===
There doesn't seem to be an accepted way of sending down a header parameter in non ascii format.
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Content-disposition: attachment; filename="theasciifilename.doc"
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What are you favorite Ruby on Rails books and why?
===
I'm looking to pick up a few books on RoR to help teach myself how to build a scalable RoR app. I have read the RailsSpace book, and am starting the Rails Way book tonight. Some topics of interest are:
REST - considering using Amazon's SimpleDB
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StackTrace in Flash / ActionScript 3.0
===
I want to see the stack trace in any function of my code, so i made somthing like this to call it and print the stack trace:
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Can Multiple Indexes Work Together?
===
Suppose I have a database table with two fields, "foo" and "bar". Neither of them are unique, but each of them are indexed. However, rather than being indexed together, they each have a separate index.
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Recovery from optical media ignoring read errors
===
I have backups of files archived in optical media (CDs and DVDs). These all have par2 recovery files, stored on separate media. Even in cases where there are no par2 files, minor errors when reading on one optical drive can be read fine on another drive.
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Capturing the Click event in an Excel spreadsheet
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Crystal Reports vs ReportViewer Pros/Cons?
===
We have been designing our reports around Crystal Reports in VS2008 for our web application and I just discovered the Microsoft provided ReportViewer control. I've searched around a bit but cannot find a good breakdown of the pros and cons of each method of producing rep... | 4 | [
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Changing/Adding controls to the windows Open/Save common dialog
===
Is there a way of changing/adding to the windows Open/Save common dialog to add extra functionality?
At work we have an area on a server with hundreds of 'jobfolders'- just ordinary windows folders created/managed automatically by the database appl... | 0 | [
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MSSQL 2000: "subquery returned more than one value" on an update statement
===
I'm trying to do a simple update. I've done this kind of thing thousands of times.
update articles
set department = 60
where type = 'Top Story'
Today I get a strange error.
> Describe Error: Failed to retreive
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Request.UrlReferrer null!?
===
In an aspx C#.NET page (I am running framework v3.5), I need to know where the user came from. If I have page 'A' redirect to page 'B', the Request.UrlReferrer object is null.
Background: If a user isn't logged in, I redirect to the Login page ('B' in this scenario). After login, ... | 0 | [
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Is there a way to update VS' CSS validation to 3.0?
===
I'm getting warnings about CSS3.0 properties like text-overflow. Is there a way to validate against 3.0? | 0 | [
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How can one iterate over stored procedure results from within another stored procedure....without cursors?
===
I'm not sure if this is something I should do in T-SQL or not, and I'm pretty sure using the word 'iterate' was wrong in this context, since you should never iterate anything in sql. It should be a set based ... | 0 | [
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Database independence in Unix/C
===
We have a system written in C and running under Solaris & Linux that uses the Sybase CT-library to access a Sybase database.
We generate the table-definitions, indexes, stored procedures and C-code from an in-house developed DDL to reduce the amount of work and errors.
We would ... | 0 | [
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Loading animated gif from JAR file into ImageIcon
===
I'm trying to create a ImageIcon from a animated gif stored in a jar file.
ImageIcon imageIcon = new ImageIcon(ImageIO.read(MyClass.class.getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream("animated.gif")));
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