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SQL sub-query problem with grouping, average
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In MS Transact SQL, let's say I have a table (Orders) like this:
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09/30/2008 8.00 1
09/15/2008 6.00 1
09/01/2008 9.50 1
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How do I determine the intersection point of two lines in GDI+?
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I'm using .NET to make an application with a drawing surface, similar to Visio. The UI connects two objects on the screen with Graphics.DrawLine. This simple implementation works fine, but as the surface gets more complex, I need a more robust way to ... | 0 | [
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Programmatically access a Microsoft Project (MPP) file from C#
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What are my options for programmatically accessing a Microsoft Project file? What are the pros and cons of each approach?
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Best method of logging to txt file?
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What would be the best method of recording to a log(.txt) from a console program?
My program loops multiple times always outputting different data based on what the user wants, so im searching for the best, most efficient way to achieve this.
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Create MSBuild custom task to modify C# code *before* compile
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I want to create a custom MSBuild task that changes my .cs files before they are compiled by csc.exe (but, of course, that doesn't modify them in place - I don't want actual source files touched). I am aware of PostSharp and other AOP frameworks for .N... | 0 | [
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MPI or Sockets
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I'm working on a loosely coupled cluster for some data processing. The network code and processing code is in place, but we are evaluating different methodologies in our approach. Right now, as we should be, we are I/O bound on performance issues, and we're trying to decrease that bottleneck. Obviou... | 0 | [
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How can you get the "real" HttpContext within an ASP.NET MVC application?
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Unfortunately, I need to do this. I'm using ELMAH for my error log. Before I route to my error.aspx view, I have to grab the default ELMAH error log so I can log the exception. You used to be able to use
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Updating UI After Asynchronous WebMethod Calls
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Greetings!
I have a WebService that contains a WebMethod that does some work and returns a boolean value. The work that it does may or may not take some time, so I'd like to call it asynchronously.
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Why do you need $ when accessing array and hash elements in Perl?
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Automating Word Mailmerge not working as expected
===
I'm having a problem with some mail merge code that is supposed to produce letters within our application. I'm aware that this code is a bit rough at the moment, but we're in the "Get something working" phase before we tidy it up.
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GUIDs in a C++ Linux GCC app
===
I've got a bunch of servers running this Linux app. I'd like for them to be able to generate a GUID with a low probability of collision. I'm sure I could just pull 128 bytes out of /dev/urandom and that would probably be fine, but is there a simple & easy way to generate a GUID that ... | 0 | [
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7-Zip (7za.dll) dotnet wrapper
===
I'm looking for code or a library that let's me control the 7-Zip unpacking functionality from c# code. | 0 | [
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Managing Window Z-Order Like Photoshop CS
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Modelling Related Objects
===
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change default collation in phpmyadmin
===
It seems to me that phpMyAdmin imports tables by default with collation latin1_swedish_ci, how i change this? | 0 | [
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Inheriting from protected classes in C+++
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I know that I could do the following:
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Creating music visualizer
===
So how does someone create a music visualizer? I've looked on Google but I haven't really found anything that talks about the actual programming; mostly just links to plug-ins or visualizing applications.
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verify email in Java
===
Is there any way to verify in Java code that an e-mail address is valid. By valid, I don't just mean that it's in the correct format (someone@domain.subdomain), but that's it's a real active e-mail address.
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What alternatives are there to Google App Engine?
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What alternatives are there to GAE, given that I already have a good bit of code working that I would like to keep. In other words, I'm digging python. However, my use case is more of a low number of requests, higher CPU usage type use case, and I'm worried that ... | 0 | [
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How to round a number to n decimal prices in Java
===
What I'd like is a method to convert a double to a string which rounds using the half-up method. I.e. if the decimal to be rounded is a 5, it always rounds up the previous number. This is the standard method of rounding most people expect in most situations.
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Validation Block vs Nhibernate.Validator
===
I am looking for validation framework and while I am already using NHibernate I am thinking of using NHibernate.validator from contrib project however I also look at MS Validation Block which seem to be robust but i am not yet get into detail of each one yet so I wonder has... | 0 | [
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How do I break up high-cpu requests on Google App Engine?
===
To give an example of the kind of request that I can't figure out what else to do for:
The application is a [bowling score/stat tracker](http://www.bowlsk.com). When someone enters their scores in advanced mode, a number of stats are calculated, as well... | 0 | [
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What is RFC
===
I think there are a lot of people out there unaware of RFC.<br>
I know what they are at a logical level but can anybody give a good description for a new Developer?
Also some resources on how to use and read them would be nice. | 0 | [
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Vector and Layer Data Structure
===
I'm working with some code that is confusing me and I'm wondering if I'm just not grokking the data structures. The data I'm working with utilizes vectors and layers. I believe a vector is just a row of data but I'm not sure.
Any information you could provide or point me to about... | 0 | [
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WebBrowser Control from .Net -- How to Inject Javascript?
===
I've tried this:
string newScript = textBox1.Text;
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JQuery Datepicker with text input that doesn't allow user input.
===
How do I use the JQuery Datepicker with a textbox input:
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// options
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that doesn't allow the user to input random text in the textbox.
I want the Datepicker to pop up when the textbox gains focus ... | 0 | [
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Our graphics person uses Adobe Illustrator and we'd like to use her images inside our WPF application as paths. Is there a way to do this? | 0 | [
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how to see the schema of a db2 table (file)
===
As in subject... is there a way of looking at an empty table schema without inserting any rows and issuing a SELECT? | 0 | [
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What is the preferred way to redirect a request in Pylons without losing form data?
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I'm trying to redirect/forward a Pylons request. The problem with using redirect_to is that form data gets dropped. I need to keep the POST form data intact as well as all request headers.
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Wcf and Interfaces as Parameters
===
i have a library with some entities that share the same interface. clients and service share this assembly. now i wonder if there is a way to have this Interface-type as Parameter in my service contracts so that i can use the same method for all classes implementing the interface.
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Call one method from inside another method .net C#?
===
I am inside of...
public class bgchange : IMapServerDropDownBoxAction
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Dropdown controls in ASP.NET 2.0
===
I am using a codebehind page in ASP.NET to perform a SQL query. The query is loaded into a string, the connection is established (To Oracle), and we get it started by having the connection perform .ExecuteReader into a OleDBDataReader (We'll call it DataRead). I'll try to hammer ... | 0 | [
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From objects to tables using activerecord
===
I'm getting some objects from an external library and I need to store those objects in a database. Is there a way to create the tables and relationships starting from the objects, or I have to dig into them and create migrations and models by hand?
Thanks!
Roberto
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Concatenate RTF files in PHP (REGEX)
===
I've got a script that takes a user uploaded RTF document and merges in some person data into the letter (name, address, etc), and does this for multiple people. I merge the letter contents, then combine that with the next merge letter contents, for all people records.
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Subversion - is trunk really the best place for the main development?
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In SVN, `trunk` is the recommended place for the main development and I use this convention for all of my projects. However, this means that **trunk is sometimes unstable, or even broken**. This happens for instance when
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What do you use for validation against XML schema?
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Saving MFC Model as SQLite database
===
I am playing with a CAD application using MFC. I was thinking it would be nice to save the document (model) as an SQLite database.
Advantages:
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- Free query engine
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WCF is not binding to the correct IP address
===
We have a WCF service deployed on a Windows 2003 server that is exhibiting some problems. The configuration is using wsHttpBinding and we are specifying the IP address. The services is being hosted by a Windows Service.
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[] brackets in sql statments
===
What do the brackets do in a sql statem3nt like...
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How should I split large and bloated classes into smaller ones?
===
I have a large 'Manager' class which I think is doing too much but I am unsure on how to divide it into more logical units.
Generally speaking the class basically consists of the following methods:
<pre>
class FooBarManager
{
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What is the difference between ManualResetEvent and AutoResetEvent in .net?
===
I have read the docs on this and I think I understand. Auto resets when the code passes through event.WaitOne() but manual does not. Is this correct? | 0 | [
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How do I add a multline REG_SZ string to the registry from the command line?
===
As part of a build setup on a windows machine I need to add a registry entry and I'd like to do it from a simple batch file.
The entry is for a third party app so the format is fixed.
The entry takes the form of a REG_SZ string but ... | 0 | [
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When would you NOT want to use memcached in a Ruby on Rails app?
===
Assuming a MySQL datastore, when would you NOT want to use memcached in a Ruby on Rails app? | 0 | [
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I'm trying to find a good way to print leading 0's, such as 01001 for a zipcode. While the number would be stored as 1001, what is a good way to do it?
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Why is my javascript function sometimes "not defined"?
===
Problem: I call my javascript function, and _sometimes_ I get the error 'myFunction is not defined'.
But it _is_ defined.
For example. I'll occasionally get 'copyArray is not defined' even in this example:
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Best way to visualize/enumerate items stored in ASP.NET session backed by SQL Server?
===
I'm looking for a good way to visualize ASP.NET session state data stored in SQL server, preferably without creating a throwaway .aspx page. Is there a good way to get a list of the keys (and serialized data, if possible) directl... | 0 | [
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php + unixODBC + DB2 + DESCRIBE = token not valid?
===
Code I'm trying to run:
$query = "DESCRIBE TABLE TABLENAME";
$result = odbc_exec($h, $query);
The result:
PHP Warning: odbc_exec(): SQL error: [unixODBC][IBM][iSeries Access ODBC Driver][DB2 UDB]SQL0104 - Token TABLENAME was not valid. Valid... | 0 | [
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Can I see TFS file history with labels?
===
We currently are using both Visual Source Safe and Team Foundation Server at work (VSS for old projects, TFS for current or new projects).
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How do I reference the calling dom element in a jquery ajax success function?
===
I'm trying to modify the class of an element if an ajax call based on that element is successful
<script type='text/javascript'>
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What causes Visual Studio 2008 SP1 to crash when switch to Design View of a WPF application
===
After developing a WPF application without Source Control, I decided to add the solution to TFS.
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Is SQL syntax case sensitive?
===
Is SQL case sensitive. I've used MySQL and SQL Server which both seem to be case in-sensitive. Is this always the case? Does the standard define case-sensitivity? | 0 | [
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GLIBC: debugging memory leaks: how to interpret output of mtrace()
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Python GUI Application redistribution
===
I need to develop a small-medium sized desktop GUI application, preferably with Python as a language of choice because of time constraints.
What GUI library choices do I have which allow me to redistribute my application standalone, assuming that the users don't have a work... | 0 | [
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Viewing a MOSS 2007 page as another user would see it - without logging in as that user
===
In Moss 2007 you have the ability to set the target audience for each individual web part within a page. Is there a way to preview how the page will look to another user without logging in as that user? What I am looking for ... | 0 | [
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Encapsulating an algorithm into a class
===
I'm wondering how (un)common it is to encapsulate an algorithm into a class? More concretely, instead of having a number of separate functions that forward common parameters between each other:
void f(int common1, int param1, int *out1);
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Creating an instance of a nested Java class in Coldfusion.
===
I’m trying to create an instance of: java.awt.geom.Point2D.Double in coldfusion.
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/awt/geom/Point2D.html
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Teaching a mainframe COBOL programmer Java?
===
I’m trying to help someone learn Java who’s only programming experience is COBOL on the mainframe. I was wondering if anyone knew any good resources for object oriented concepts. I learned how to program with C++ so just understand the theory behind basic OOP. I’m more c... | 0 | [
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Are there any resizeable command prompts for Windows?
===
For some reason the Windows command prompt is "special" in that you have to go to a properties dialog to resize it horizontally rather than just dragging the corner of the window like every other app. Unsurprisingly this feature made it into P-P-P-Powershell as... | 0 | [
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How can I copy data records between two instances of an SQLServer database
===
I need to copy some records from our SQLServer 2005 test server to our live server. It's a flat lookup table, so no foreign keys or other referential integrity to worry about.
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How do I get the scroll position / range from a wx.TextCtrl control in wxPython
===
I have a little logging app (written in wxPython) that receives data from a bit of kit we're developing, and I want to display the text in a scrolling window. As it stands I'm using a wx.TextCtrl for the text display, but I'm having so... | 0 | [
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Generic type args which specificy the extending class?
===
I want to have a class which implements an interface, which specifies the specific subclass as a parameter.
public abstract Task implements TaskStatus<Task> {
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Respecting XP themes when designing WinForms UI
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How do you deal with the different XP themes when designing a WinForms UI? Do you avoid hard coded color values or just accept that your UI will not look good on non standard themes?
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Passing in a text to a javascript function that may have a single quote.
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I have a link that I dynamically create which looks something like the following:
<a onclick="Edit('value from a text column here')" href="javascript:void(null);">Edit</a>
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How to show article link and sub-feed link in an RSS feed?
===
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Why won't Django auto-escape my <script> tags?
===
My Django app has a Person table, which contains the following text in a field named "details":
> <script>alert('Hello');</script>
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.NET equivalent to Java thread groups?
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I'm trying to monitor the states of a group of threads in a Microsoft.NET application written in C#. I'd like to be able to also monitor any child threads spawned by the original threads.
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In a java regex, how can I get a character class e.g. [a-z] to match a - minus sign?
===
Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("^[a-z]+$");
String string = "abc-def";
assertTrue( pattern.matcher(string).matches() ); // obviously fails
Is it possible to have the character class match a "-" ?
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How to turn on FastParse in SSIS (SQL Server Integration Services)
===
The book that I purchased to help with my SSIS understanding seems to have glossed over this, and I wanted to know exactly what is the method to turn on FastParse in SSIS? | 0 | [
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Spring-MVC Problem using @Controller on controller implementing an interface
===
I'm using spring 2.5 and annotations to configure my spring-mvc web context. Unfortunately, I am unable to get the following to work. I'm not sure if this is a bug (seems like it) or if there is a basic misunderstanding on how the annot... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to check for an empty string in Javascript?
===
I saw this [thread][1], but I didn't see a Javascript specific example. Is there a simple string.Empty in Javascript, or is it just checking for "" ?
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gSoap override namespaces
===
I generated the stubs and proxy classes through soapcpp2 from multiple wsdls all at once. So all the namespace bindings are in a single nsmap file. Now the problem is all the namespace bindings are being send with all the method calls I make. The http post packet is unusually large and u... | 0 | [
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How to filter a report object when saving through FileDialog in MS Access
===
I am attempting to save an rtf file using FileDialog and would like to filter using a where clause. This is what I have:
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Using the DOS "start" command with parameters passed to the started program
===
I have a Virtual Machine in Virtual PC 2007.
To start it from the desktop, I have the following command in a batch file:
"c:\program files\Microsoft Virtual PC\Virtual PC.exe" -pc "MY-PC" -launch
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Why do my files need dos2unix? only in eclipse though
===
When I open a file in eclipse it shows with the improper line spacing showing an extra line break between every line. When I open the file with notepad or wordpad it doesn't show these extra line breaks that only eclipse shows. How do I get eclipse to read thes... | 0 | [
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What is the formula for alpha blending for a number of pixels?
===
I have a number of RGBA pixels, each of them has an alpha component.
So I have a list of pixels: (_p0 p1 p2 p3 p4 ... pn_) where p_0_ is the front pixel and p_n_ is the farthest (at the back).
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Mute Windows Volume using C#
===
Anyone know how to programmatically mute the Windows Volume using C#? | 0 | [
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What's in your .emacs?
===
I've switched computers a few times recently, and somewhere along the way I lost my .emacs. I'm trying to build it up again, but while I'm at it, I thought I'd pick up other good configurations that other people use.
So, if you use Emacs, what's in <i>your</i> .emacs?
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I'm looking for a good data center to colocate servers to, any recommendations?
===
I need to propose a solution to a potential client who wants a good picture of the costs that would be incurred to implement the project, the only problem, I've never done any colocation before.
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Custom Compiler Warnings
===
When using the ObsoleteAtribute in .Net it gives you compiler warnings telling you that the object/method/property is obsolete and somthing else should be used. I'm currently working on a project that requires a lot of refactoring an ex-employees code. I want to write a custom attribute th... | 0 | [
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C# Code puzzle
===
Without running this code, what Foo method will be ran:
class A
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public void Foo( int n )
{
Console.WriteLine( "A::Foo" );
}
}
class B : A
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Got .PNG file. Want embeddded icon resource displayed as icon on form title bar.
===
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Typical pitfalls of cross-browser compatibility
===
What are the most common browser compatibility issues across the major desktop browsers?
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Why are there sometimes meaningless do/while and if/else statements in C/C++ macros?
===
In many C/C++ macros I'm seeing the code of the macro wrapped in what seems like a meaningless `do while` loop. Here are examples.
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So i have an embedded google video and links to the right that i want to link to certain times in that video.
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home proxy server
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I need to detect whether my application is running within a virtualized OS instance or not.
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I checked google but it does not have a clear description | 0 | [
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Is there any way to change the default tab size in a .NET RichTextBox?
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Can You Use A DynamicResource in a Storyboard Contained Within Style Or ControlTemplate
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I am trying to use a DynamicResource in Storyboard contained within a ControlTemplate.
But, when I try to do this, I get a 'Cannot freeze this Storyboard timeline tree for use across threads' error.
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Hitting Webservice on Different Subnet
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I know this is somewhat of a server question, but I wanted to ask anyways in case someone has done this before.
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How do I create a (Type, ID) (aka 'polymorphic')- foreign key column in MS Access?
===
In Ruby-on-Rails, this is called a "polymorphic association."
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Evaluating OPF3 (ORM framework for .NET)
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Is anyone using or has anyone evaluated [OPF3][1] as an ORM (.NET)? How does it stack up against EntitySpaces or Subsonic?
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Managing third party libraries and their dependencies
===
Specifically, how do you handle 2 different libraries sharing a common dependency?
For example, I've structured a project with a Lib\ directory with each 3rd party library (and its dependencies) contained in separate sub-directories:
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Digital Right Management (DRM) forward lock in Windows Mobile
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Is it possible to apply DRM forward lock to windows mobile applications? | 0 | [
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Editing a text buffer...
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Ok, this is a bit of a cheeky question. I want to build a simple text editor (using my own text mode screen handling). I just want a good example of data structures that can be used to represent the text buffer, and some simple examples of char/text insertion/deletion. I can handle all the... | 0 | [
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