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D (and Tango) on PowerPC Linux
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It's hard to search for D using Google, so I wasn't able to find a good answer:
I have an old iBook G3 and I'd like to install Linux on it and use it to compile (and test) D programs written using Tango on it. Is this possible? Or hasn't anybody tried it, yet? After all the Mac po... | 0 | [
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Using database resources in Axiom Safe Request
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I would like to know how to make use of an Axiom database resource inside a Safe function.
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Boost Range Library: Traversing Two Ranges Sequentially
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Looking for a regular expression including aplhanumeric + "&" and ";"
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Here's the problem:
split=re.compile('\\W*')
works fine when dealing with regular words, but there are occasions where I need the expression to include words like **käyttäj&aml;auml;**.
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How can I distribute a WCF Peer to Peer application over the Internet?
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Can someone point me in the right direction? I wish to distribute a WCF peer to peer cloud over the internet. So far I've seen examples of how it works on the same subnet. I wish to push it a little further.
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What is a good tool for writing a user manual (help file), which integrates with version control
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The people writing the user manual are not necessarily programmers, and they need a visual editor. A major issue is the internal format of the authoring tool; it should be readable text/html, so it's easy to compare ve... | 0 | [
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How to send a FB request with Javascript sdk entering a page?
===
I would send a request with FB.ui when the user enter to a particular .php page.
I use this script to async loading the javascript SDK:
<div id="fb-root"></div>
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window.fbAsyncInit = function() {
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EF WillCascadeOnUpdate
===
Is there a way in ef migrations to set the Foreign GUID key to cascade on update?
If I have two db's with a user table and the same user with different primary keys, I would like to set the primary GUID key of one to the other.
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get the room by id
===
I am working on a hotel Reservation Project in MVC 3
Here I display the rooms:
![enter image description here][1]
When i click to reserve a romm i get here :
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Which open source survey engine to use for loads of automation?
===
I need to create a survey system for a school which has one survey per-subject-per-year to ask the students their opinions. It needs to be able to:
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Access Excel Programmatically
===
I am given a huge excel file with a great deal of data and formulas and I need to access the functionality implemented therein to create a web service running on MacOSX. I tried at first to use POI to access its functionality from Java but unfortunately POI does not support some funct... | 0 | [
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Is there a way to have an <xsl:element> tag render *only* if its content template has either children or raw data i.e. complex or simple types?
===
Folks,
**Is there a way to have an <xsl:element> tag render *only* if its content template has either children or raw data i.e. complex or simple types?**
Assume my ... | 0 | [
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How To Accept a File POST - ASP.Net MVC 4 WebAPI
===
I'm using asp.net mvc 4 webapi beta to build a rest service. I need to be able to accept POSTed images/files from client applications. Is this possible using the webapi? Below is how action I am currently using. Does anyone know of an example how this should wor... | 0 | [
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Can I use HTTP Basic Authentication with Django?
===
We have a website running on Apache, access to which has a number of static pages protected via HTTP Basic authentication.
I've written a new part of the site with Django using Django's built in support for user management.
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What's the best way to search a MySQL database with PHP?
===
Say if I had a table of books in a MySQL database and I wanted to search the 'title' field for keywords (input by the user in a search field); what's the best way of doing this in PHP? Is the MySQL `LIKE` command the most efficient way to search? | 0 | [
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tStringList passing in C# to Delphi DLL
===
I have a Delphi DLL with a function defined as:
function SubmitJobStringList(joblist: tStringList; var jobno: Integer): Integer;
I am calling this from C#. How do I declare the first parameter as a tStringList does not exist in C#. I currently have the declaration as:
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middle click (new tabs) and javascript links
===
I am in charge of a website at work and recently I have added ajaxy requests to make it faster and more responsive. But it has raised an issue.
On my pages, there is an index table on the left, like a menu. Once you have clicked on it, it makes a request that fills t... | 0 | [
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Microsoft JScript runtime error: 'this._postBackSettings.async' is null or not an object
===
I have report on my asp page and every time I change a filter and click view report, I get this error:
Microsoft JScript runtime error: 'this._postBackSettings.async' is null or not an object
I tried change the EnableP... | 0 | [
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Loading UTF-8 encoded dump into MySQL
===
I've been pulling my hear out over this problem for a few hours yesterday:
I've a database on MySQL 4.1.22 server with encoding set to "UTF-8 Unicode (utf8)" (as reported by phpMyAdmin). Tables in this database have default charset set to <b>latin2</b>. But, the web applica... | 0 | [
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svn + repostiory location
===
I am about to set up a subversion server to be accessed via svn+ssh. I was wondering, where the *default* repository location is (on a unix box).
Do you put it in
/opt/svn
or
/home/svn
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/usr/subversion
or even
/svn
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What happened to NUnit?
===
Why isn't this project maintained anymore? I love this app, however not updating it seems like a crime against all .Net developers. There are several items that I would love to add to it given the chance of a future release.
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Google 404 and .Net Custom Error Pages
===
This question has two parts really so even if you can help with just one part that will help me out a bit!
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XML Attributes vs Elements
===
When should you use XML attributes and when should you use XML elements?
e.g.
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<records>
<record name="foo" description="bar" />
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</customData>
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How to capture the "Print" button from the menu bar in a macro
===
I have a sheet with a custom button on it from where I control the printing process.
Now the user clicks on the menu bar's print icon and this produces an "undefined" output.
How can I intercept this menu bar button?
- Thanks | 0 | [
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Learning C++ Templates
===
Can anyone recommend any good resources for learning C++ Templates?
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VBA array sort function?
===
I'm looking for a decent sort implementation for arrays in VBA. A Quicksort would be preferred. Or any other [sort algorithm][1] other than bubble or merge would suffice.
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Send mail from a Windows script
===
I would like to send mail from a script on a Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition. I think the server setup is pretty much out of the box.
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How do you structure your SVN repository?
===
What is better?
**A:**
server:1080/repo/projectA/trunk/...
branches/branch1
branches/branch2
branches/branch3
tags/tag1/...
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System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcessesByName(Process.GetCurrentProcess().ProcessName) and Windows Server 2003 scheduled task
===
Does anybody know what user privileges are needed for the following code needs to successfully execute as a scheduled task on Windows Server 2003:
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WCF Unit Test
===
How to unit test WCF services? Any 3rd Party tools available? | 0 | [
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In Java, do I need to declare my collection synchronized if it's read-only ?
===
I fill a collection one single time when my J2EE webapp starts.
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NSWIndow launched from statusItem menuItem does not appear as active window
===
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===
How do I set the background colour of items in a list box dynamically? i.e. there is some property on my business object that I'm binding too, so based on some business rules I want the background colour to be different?
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Credential Caching Fail on SVN 1.5.2
===
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Define a one-to-one relationship with LinqToSQL
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What technologies do C++ programmers need to know?
===
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How do you write a (simple) variable "toggle"?
===
Given the following idioms:
<p>1)</p>
<p><pre><code>variable = value1
if condition
variable = value2</code></pre></p>
<p>2)</p>
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Caching the sessionfactory
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As far as I've gathered (read: measured), building the configuration and the sessionfactory by far takes the most time in executing a query using nhibernate. Is there anything against making the sessionfactory static, so it will only be configured once per appDomain?
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Code coverage for PL/SQL
===
Does anyone have tools or experience with code coverage for PL/SQL. I believe this is possible using DBMS_PROFILER?
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I have been working as a native C++ programmer for last few years. Now we are starting a new project from the scratch. So what is your thoughts on shifting to C++\CLI. | 0 | [
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Unit testing for PL/SQL
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Anyone have any experience or tools for unit testing PL/SQL. The best looking tool I've seen for this seems to be Quests Code Tester, but i'm not sure how well that would integration with continuous integration tools or command line testing? | 4 | [
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Is there a SQL script that I can use to determine the progress of a SQL Server backup or restore process?
===
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===
This was a question raised by one of the software engineers in my organisation. I'm interested in the broadest definition. | 0 | [
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I need to run a Java application, which we are trying to port to Java 6, on an NT box.
I manage to run java 5 on it (although not officially supported), but when I try to run java 6 I get the following error:
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What is the best way to change a user-password remotely in Unix?
===
What is the best way to change a user-password remotely in Unix?
This must be performed by the user, in a Web-app or Windows-App, without using SSH or any direct connection between the client and the server.
Thanks
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ASP.NET user login best practises
===
I want to make a login system using ASP.NET (MVC). The last one I did was in PHP and it was 4 years ago.
I have looked a bit on the internet, and found some bad examples that involved SQL in Click events. Other information pointed to the ASP.NET built-in membership provider.
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Python blogs that you regularly follow?
===
Someone asked this for C++ blogs and got a lot of great answers but I am much more interested in Python blogs. So, what Python blogs do you subscribe to?
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Is there a way to print all methods of an object in javascript?
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Is there a way to print all methods of an object in javascript? | 0 | [
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MSBuild: How to obtain number of warnings raised?
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There is a MSBuild script, that includes number if Delphi and C# projects, unit tests etc.
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What does this do? tasklist /m "mscor*"
===
Saw this question here : [What Great .NET Developers Ought To Know (More .NET Interview Questions)][1]
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How to rename all folders and files to lowercase on Linux?
===
I have to rename a complete folder tree recursively so that no uppercase letter appears anywhere (it's C++ sourcecode, but that shouldn't matter). Bonus points for ignoring CVS and SVN control files/folders. Preferred way would be a shell script, since she... | 0 | [
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===
I have a range of Win32 VCL applications developed with C++Builder from BCB5 onwards, and want to port them to ECB2009 or whatever it's now called.
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What is the best way to select string fields based on character ranges?
===
I need to add the ability for users of my software to select records by character ranges.
How can I write a query that returns all widgets from a table whose name falls in the range Ba-Bi for example?
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Stored procedure parameter activating additional where clause
===
I have a stored procedure that looks like:
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.usp_TestFilter
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*.h or *.hpp for your class definitions
===
I've always used a *.h file for my class definitions, but after reading some boost library code, I realised they all use *.hpp. I've always had an aversion to that file extension, I think mainly because I'm not used to it.
What do you use and why?
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How do you handle TDD in the continuous integration?
===
Imagine you are implementing the user story containing various new features and adding complexity to the code base. The existing code is quite well covered and you have just decided upon interfaces. You are starting to implement the functionality starting with t... | 0 | [
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What's the canonical way to check for type in python?
===
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what is an application
===
I have recently come across a situation where code is dynamically loading some libraries, wiring them up, then calling what is termed the "application entry point".
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Identify GET and POST paramaters in Ruby on Rails
===
What is the simplest way to identify and separate GET and POST variables from a controller in Ruby on Rails?
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How to initialize ConnectionStrings collection in NUnit
===
I want to test ASP.NET application using NUnit, but it seems WebConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings collection is empty when running from NUnit GUI.
Could you tell me how to initialize this collection (probably in [SetUp] function of [TestFixture])? Sho... | 0 | [
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F# style - prefer () or <|
===
Which of theese two alternatives do you find yourself using most often, and which is more "ideomatic"?
1. f arg (obj.DoStuff())
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C#: Getting maximum and minimum values of arbitrary properties of all items in a list
===
I have a specialized list that holds items of type `IThing`:
public class ThingList : IList<IThing>
{...}
public interface IThing
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Decimal Weight { get; set; }
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How to know client side when the HTTP handler is done prosessing
===
Probably a long question for a simple solution, but here goes...
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Wordpress Site Monitoring software / service
===
What do you use to monitor the uptime / performance of your websites, specifically those based on a PHP/MySQL platform like Wordpress?
I'm looking for something that alerts me if the site is down, or performing too slowly, and has some useful (not volumeous!) charts ... | 0 | [
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Idiomatic C++ for reading from a const map
===
For an `std::map<std::string, std::string> variables`, I'd like to do this:
BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(variables["a"], "b");
The only problem is, in this context `variables` is `const`, so `operator[]` won't work :(
Now, there are several workarounds to this; casting ... | 0 | [
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Windows Command Line Reference
===
Can you recommend a referecne for the windows command line?
I would like an exhaustive reference.
Perhaps something along the lines of _Unix in a Nutshell_?
I see that there is a _Windows XP in a Nutshell_ - is that the same sort of thing?
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Different item template for each item in a WPF List?
===
I have many items inside a list control. I want each item to have a different item template depending on the type of the item. So the first item in the list is a ObjectA type and so I want it to be rendered with ItemTemplateA. Second item is a ObjectB type and s... | 0 | [
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How to stop the Access 2007 Configuration Progress when switching versions
===
Like many developers I need to run more than 1 version of MS Access. I have just installed Access 2007. If I open Access 2003 and then open Access 2007 I have to wait 3mins for the 'Configuring Microsoft Enterprise 2007..." dialog. Then ... | 0 | [
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DataReader within try block causing potential null reference error
===
There is probably is simple fix for this but I currently have code similar to
dim dr as dbDataReader
try
dr = connection.getDataReader(sql_str)
Catch ex as sqlClientException
log.error(ex)
finally
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WinForms printing: how can I access the progress dialog?
===
When printing in Windows forms, or doing a print preview, a dialog is displayed with text like
Page [P] of [DOC]
where [P] is page number and [DOC] is the name of the document. The dialog also contains a button to allow the user to cancel the print jo... | 0 | [
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How can you scan an image with X++
===
Does anyone know how to scan an image with X++? | 0 | [
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Avoid throwing a new exception
===
I have an if condition which checks for value and the it throws new Numberfromatexception
Is there any other way to code this
if(foo){
throw new NumberFormatException
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..
Catch(NumberFormatException exc){
some msg...
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CruiseControl.net : Using SvnLabeller / SvnRevisionLabeller
===
I'm setting up a new project using CruiseControl.net 1.4.
I see from [ccnet contributions][1]
that there are two options for a subversion repository number labeller - a
feature that I would really like to make use of.
1) SVNLabeller available from... | 0 | [
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Open the default browser in Ruby
===
In Python, you can do this:
import webbrowser
webbrowser.open_new("http://example.com/")
It will open the passed in url in the default browser
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How can I search for a multiline pattern in a file ? Use pcregrep
===
I needed to find all the files that contained a specific string pattern. The first solution that comes to mind is using *find* piped with *xargs grep*:
find . -iname '*.py' | xargs grep -e 'YOUR_PATTERN'
But if I need to find patterns that... | 0 | [
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Could I get in legal trouble for copying a website's stylesheet?
===
I like the simplistic look and design of some of the Microsoft blogs. Alas, I can't join the Microsoft dev party and create my own development blog on the blogs.msdn.com page because I don't work at Microsoft, and I already have my own wordpress blog... | 0 | [
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Multiple correct results with Hamcrest (is there a or-matcher?)
===
I am relatively new to matchers. I am toying around with [hamcrest][1] in combination with JUnit and I kinda like it.
Is there a way, to state that one of multiple choices is correct?
Something like
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Best Referece to learn OOP independent of languages?
===
I am looking for a good reference, which describes how to design and implement OO objects irrespective of OO language used. The things that programmer should consider in the initial stages of designing and implementing objects. things like, when to use inheritan... | 0 | [
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What online resources are there to learn about VxWorks?
===
What are some of the online resources you have found useful to learn about VxWorks? | 0 | [
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GDI+ / C#: How to save an image as EMF?
===
If you use Image.Save Method to save an image to a EMF/WMF, you got an exceptoin (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ktx83wah.aspx)
Is there another way to save the image to an EMF/WMF?
Are there any encoders available?
Thanks
Eric | 0 | [
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Should a client handling process be added to the supervisor tree?
===
in Erlang I have a supervisor-tree of processes, containing one that accepts tcp/ip connections. For each incoming connection I spawn a new process. Should this process be added to the supervisor tree or not?
Regards,
Steve | 0 | [
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Optimising C++ 2-D arrays
===
I need a way to represent a 2-D array (a dense matrix) of doubles in C++, with absolute minimum accessing overhead.
I've done some timing on various linux/unix machines and gcc versions. An STL vector of vectors, declared as:
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Transpose a set of rows as columns in SQL Server 2000
===
Is there any facility of transposing rows to columns in SQL Server (it is possible in MS-Access)?
I was befuddled because this facility is available in MS-Access but not in SQL Server. Is it by design that this feature has not been included in SQL Server? | 0 | [
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Is there a better way to trim a DateTime to a specific precision?
===
What's the best way to trim a DateTime object to a specific precision? For instance, if I have a DateTime with a value of '2008-09-29 09:41:43' and but I only want it's precision to be to the minute, is there are a better way to do it than this?
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"Firefighter" consulting, getting a project released
===
I am about to start working for a new customer who asked for a "firefighter" to help his only developer finish a product due at the end of the month.
While I am confident I will do fine from a technical point of view, I could use some advice regarding the bes... | 0 | [
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what is wrong with this _popen / select example
===
I'm trying to capture the output from tail (as an example) so i can pass it along to another application later on. In order not to block the second application when no new data is passed i tried myself with select() so i can react whenever new data arrives from tail.... | 0 | [
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Best way to get data from a DataReader into a Farpoint Spreadsheet?
===
I need to move data from a datareader into a [Farpoint Spreadsheet][1] component in a Windows form. The DataSource of an fps sheet [can't be set to a datareader][2]. I don't want to change my app to use ADO just for this purpose.
Right now I'... | 0 | [
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"Class does not support automation" error when i call Request.ServerVariables("remote_host")
===
I'm in the process of writing a basic cookie for an ecommerce site which is going to store the user's IP among other details.
We'll then record the pages they view in the database and pull out a list of recently viewed ... | 0 | [
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How to declare a user-defined function returning node-set?
===
I want something like this:
<msxsl:script language="C#">
??? getNodes() { ... return ... }
</msxsl:script>
<xsl:for-each select="user:getNodes()">
...
</xsl:for-each>
What return type should i use for `getNod... | 0 | [
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Apache/php guru needed! htaccess files, php, includes directories, and windows XAMPP configuration nightmare!
===
XAMPP makes configuring a local LAMP stack for windows a breeze. So it's quite disappointing that enabling htaccess files is such a nightmare.
My problem:
I've got a PHP application that requires a... | 0 | [
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How to analyse 'noisiness' of an array of points
===
Have done fft (see earlier posting if you are interested!) and got a result, which helps me. Would like to analyse the noisiness / spikiness of an array (actually a vb.nre collection of single). Um, how to explain ...
When signal is good, fft power results is 512... | 0 | [
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Default port for SQL Server
===
I need to know the default port settings for the following services
1. SQL Server
2. SQL Browser
3. SQL Reporting services
4. SQL Analysis services
I neeed to know the port settings for these services for different versions of SQL Server (2000,2005,2008)
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How to insert a string which contains an "&"
===
How can I write an insert statement which includes the & character? For example, if I wanted to insert "J&J Construction" into a column in the database.
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===
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How can you use "external" configuration files (i.e. with configSource) with an MSTest unit test project?
===
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Using jQuery to Highlight Selected ASP.NET DataGrid Row
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It is easy to highlight a selected datagrid row, by for example using toggleClass in the tr's click event. But how best to later remove the highlight after a different row has been selected? Iterating over all the rows to unhighlight them could become expe... | 0 | [
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Isn't resource-oriented really object-oriented?
===
When you think about it, doesn't the REST paradigm of being resource-oriented boil down to being object-oriented (with constrained functionality, leveraging HTTP as much as possible)?
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How do I resolve a merge conflict with SVN properties?
===
This has been bugging me for a long time -- how do I properly resolve a merge conflict within the SVN properties set on a directory? Say for instance there are two developers working on a project where svn:ignore is set on some directory. If both developers ... | 0 | [
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