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How can I send an HTTP POST request to a server from Excel using VBA?
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What VBA code is required to peform an HTTP POST from an Excel spreadsheet? | 0 | [
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Doing a Cast Within a LINQ Query
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Is it possible to do a cast within a LINQ query (for the compiler's sake)?
The following code isn't terrible, but it would be nice to make it into one query:
Content content = dataStore.RootControl as Controls.Content;
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Do you always use nouns for class names?
===
I was inspired to ask this here based on this [blog post.][1] Do you always try to use nouns for class names?
[1]: http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2006/03/execution-in-kingdom-of-nouns.html | 0 | [
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Same Presenter working with different Repositories
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You do you manage the same presenter working with different repositories using the MVP pattern?
I just have multiple constructor overloads and the presenter simply uses the one that is suitable for the scenario.
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What to do when 'svn cleanup' fails?
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I have a lot of changes in a working folder, and something screwed up trying to do an update.
Now when I issue an 'svn cleanup' I get:
>svn cleanup .
svn: In directory '.'
svn: Error processing command 'modify-wcprop' in '.'
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How do I delete a dirset of directories with Ant?
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I want to delete all directories and subdirectories under a root directory that are contain "tmp" in their names. My first guess is to use
<delete>
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<include name="**/*tmp*" />
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onbeforeunload support detection
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I'd like to check if the current browser supports the onbeforeunload event.
The common javascript way to do this does not seem to work:
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TCP Connection Life
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How long can I expect a client/server TCP connection to last in the wild?
I want it to stay permanently connected, but things happen, so the client will have to reconnect. At what point do I say that there's a problem in the code rather than there's a problem with some external equipment? | 0 | [
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Spreadsheet Like Functionality In WebApp
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I have a webapp for commercial property management that needs spreadsheet like functionality. We need the spreadsheet like functionality for doing budgets. I don't want to use Google spreadsheet because my users won't necessarily have a Google account.
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Is it OK to use HttpRuntime.Cache outside ASP.NET applications?
===
Scott Hanselman [says yes][1].
> Adding System.Web to your non-web project is a good way to get folks to panic. Another is adding a reference to Microsoft.VisualBasic in a C# application. Both are reasonable and darned useful things to do, though.
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How to properly clean up Excel interop objects in C#
===
I'm using the Excel interop in C# (ApplicationClass) and have placed the following code in my finally clause:
while (System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.ReleaseComObject(excelSheet) != 0) { }
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Amazon - EC2 costing?
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C# Windows Service - Handle Exception on Startup
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Are there any data warehouse frameworks?
===
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Implementation Patterns: a function returns a Date, but it is reasonable that a date won't be found, return null or try to apply the NULL object pattern?
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Change .NET Framework version of application pool to 3.5?
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jEditable - problem with input-box styling.
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First time i try out this service. Looks promising :D
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How hard is it to migrate a web app from localhost to a hosting platform?
===
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Create JSON with .net
===
First off, let me start off that I am not a .net developer. The reason why I am asking this question is that we rolled out our REST-API and one of our first integration partners is a .net shop.
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Managed C++ Assembly Attributes
===
Is there a way to add assembly attributes to a Managed C++ assembly? IE, specifically in C# in the AssemblyInfo.cs file, you'd typically have something like this:
<code>[assembly: AssemblyTitle("Some Assembly")]</code>
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===
what is a good way to select a random element from a map? C++. It is my understanding that maps don't have random access iterators. The key is a long long and the map is sparsely populated. | 0 | [
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Whats the best pop-up dialog box for Ruby on Rails
===
I want to use modal pop-up windows in our web app in Ruby on Rails. Note that I don't want to create a new browser window, but a sub-window inside the existing webpage. We've tried things like TinyBox, but there are issues with returning error information from i... | 0 | [
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creating a file progress bar in php
===
Does anyone know of any methods to create a file upload progress bar in PHP? I have often heard that it's impossible.
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Knowing whether SubVersion working copy has been updated
===
Is there a way to have a file that is modified / touched whenever the WC is updated to a new revision? Or, as the second-best option, whenever `svn update` is executed?
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Am I subscribe to YUI Menu events improperly?
===
I've read and followed [YUI's tutorial](http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/menu/) for subscribing to Menu events. I also looked through the API and bits of the code for Menu, MenuBar, and Custom Events, but the following *refuses* to work
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Are doubles faster than floats in c#?
===
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Limiting HTML Input into Text Box
===
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How to make a Windows Forms .NET application display as tray icon?
===
What needs to be done to have your .NET application show up in Window's system tray as icon?
And how do you handle mousebutton clicks on said icon?
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MFC File upload
===
How would I upload a file to a webserver using c++ and MFC. We are not using .Net. Would I need to open a socket and do everything myself? If so, where is a good reference to follow? | 0 | [
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Cropping a UIImage
===
I've got some code that resizes an image so I can get a scaled chunk of the center of the image - I use this to take a `UIImage` and return a small, square representation of an image, similar to what's seen in the album view of the Photos app. (I know I could use a `UIImageView` and adjust the c... | 0 | [
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Easiest way to migrate Word 2003 custom macro toolbars into Word 2007?
===
I have a series of macros and toolbars that I developed for Word 2003. Now that my office is upgrading to Word 2007, I need to migrate them. The macros themselves migrate with zero effort, but the toolbars are a different issue. A random sub... | 0 | [
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Why I can't parse a SimpleDateFormat with pattern "MMMMM dd" in Java?
===
I need to parse a string like "February 12, 1981" as a Date. I use [SimpleDateFormat][1]. But if I do:
new SimpleDateFormat("MMMMM dd, yyyy").parse("February 12, 1981")
I get java.text.ParseException.
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Resetting Buffers in Vim
===
Is it possible to reset the alternate buffer in a vim session to what it was previously?
By alternate buffer, I mean the one that is referred to by #, i.e. the one that is displayed when you enter cntl-^.
Say I've got two files open main.c and other.c and :ls gives me:
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TFS checkin RSS feed
===
How can I to generate an RSS feed of Team Foundation Server commit messages?
In Visual Studio's Source Control Explorer, the "View History" option produces a nice GUI view. Likewise, the command line
tf history /recursive /stopafter:40 .
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What are the legalities of repackaging other's RSS feeds into a new presentation?
===
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===
I'm thinking floats. For the record I'm also using NHibernate. | 0 | [
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I have done some googling and I'm surprised that I haven't found this. COuld someone explain to me simply the easiest way to change the indentation behavior of vim based on the file type? For instance if I open a python file it would indent with 2 spaces, but if I ope... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET UpdatePanel Time Out
===
I'm making a request from an UpdatePanel that takes more then 90 seconds. I'm getting this timeout error.
"Microsoft JScript runtime error: Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManagerTimeoutException: The server request timed out."
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How to relate objects from multiple contexts using the Entity Framework
===
I am **very** new to the entity framework, so please bear with me...
How can I relate two objects from different contexts together?
The example below throws the following exception:
> System.InvalidOperationException: The
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Flex CSS swf throwing a supressed runtime error on the web only
===
I have a CSS swf that is working fine in a local application, but when it is loaded by a web-based application, the CSS fails silently. After running it through the debugger, I found this was being traced out.
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generate HTML document server-side with jquery and classic asp
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Here is my question,
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Is there any way to format a string by name rather than position in C#?
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I inherited a database built with the idea that composite keys are much more ideal than using a unique object ID field and that when building a database, a single unique ID should <b><em>never</em></b> be used as a primary key. Because I was building a Rails fr... | 0 | [
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DependencyProperty and DataBinding?
===
In WPF:
Can someone please explain the relationship between DependencyProperty and Databinding?
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===
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Which Type of Input is Least Vulnerable?
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How do I match any character across multiple lines in a regular expression?
===
For example, this regex
(.*)<FooBar>
will match:
abcde<FooBar>
But how do I get it to match across multiple lines?
abcde
fghij<FooBar>
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DLL versions and Visual Studio attach to process
===
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Getting MAC Address
===
I need a cross platform method of determining the MAC address of a computer at run time. For windows the 'wmi' module can be used and the only method under Linux I could find was to run ifconfig and run a regex across its output. I don't like using a package that only works on one OS, and par... | 0 | [
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Branch Current changes then "rollback" in TFS
===
I have a specific changeset that I want to "rollback" my Development branch to, but I want to take all of the the changes after that specific changeset and put them in to a new branch. Is this possible in TFS? If so, how could I do such a thing?
Thanks,
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Groovy executing shell commands
===
Groovy adds the execute method to String to make executing shells fairly easy;
println "ls".execute().text
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Check out from a remote SVN repository TO a remote location?
===
Is there a way with SVN to check out from a remote repository to another remote location rather than my local file system? Something like:
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What's the difference between DTCPing and DTCTester?
===
I've used DTCTester before to diagnose MSDTC problems. However, I just noticed DTCPing seems to do about the same thing. What's the difference between these two?
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How do you converting pixels to printed inches in JavaScript?
===
I want to resize the font of a SPAN element's style until it the SPAN's text is 7.5 inches wide when printed out on paper, but JavaScript only reports the SPAN's clientWidth property in pixels.
<span id="test">123456</span>
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===
What would you recommend for an experienced OO programmer who wants to learn more about functional programming?
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Eclipse RCP Toolbar buttons with the Eclipse Look
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timeout error when on an ad hoc network
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Visual Studio 2008: is there any way to turn on the Class Name/Method Name drop downs in C#? (like VB.Net has)
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I'm working in .Net 3.5sp1 in C# for an ASP.Net solution and I'm wondering if there's any way to turn on the Class Name and Method Name drop-downs in the text editor that VB.Net has at the top. It's one o... | 0 | [
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The more we use RAII in C++, the more we find ourselves with destructors that do non-trivial deallocation. Now, deallocation (finalization, however you want to call it) can fail, in which case exceptions are really the only way to let anybody upstairs know of our deallocation problem. But then ... | 0 | [
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.net framework version req'd for MS Sync Framework
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Pitch identification in Linux
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Is there any free software tool or combination that allows me to identify the pitch of a recorded singing session?
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How to perform an action after and update panel updates?
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When I have a regular textbox in a update panel (not an asp.net control) with some javascript events on it, after the updatepanel updates my events are gone. Is there a way to reattach my events after the update? (Preferably without putting my events inline)... | 0 | [
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What is the ideal data type to use when storing latitude / longitudes in a MySQL database?
===
Bearing in mind that I'll be performing calculations on lat / long pairs, what datatype is best suited for use with a MySQL database? | 0 | [
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Cross Browser Flash Detection in Javascript
===
Does anyone have an example of script that can work reliably well across IE/Firefox to detect if the browser is capable of displaying embedded flash content. I say reliably because I know its not possible 100% of the time. | 0 | [
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seeking a way to have a "Hover button" to expand a section
===
i have a flow panel that i'm adding extra items to it at runtime based on whether they have chosen to show all the items. that's all works fine; the expansion is controlled by a toolbar button.
the trouble is we'd like the user to be able to move his m... | 0 | [
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In Flash, how would I run an e4x statement when that statement is stored in a String?
===
So I have something like this:
var xmlStatement:String = "xmlObject.node[3].@thisValue";
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v... | 0 | [
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Does OCUnit and OCMock work on the iPhone SDK?
===
I simply could not make it work, and I am wondering if I am wasting my time, or if I am simply stupid!
Sorry I don't have the exact error I have right now. But I just want to know if it work or not!
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How do I create a custom directive for Apache Velocity
===
I am using Apache's Velocity templating engine, and I would like to create a custom Directive. That is, I want to be able to write "#doMyThing()" and have it invoke some java code I wrote in order to generate the text.
I know that I can register a custom di... | 0 | [
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How can I prevent a base constructor from being called by an inheritor in C#?
===
I've got a (poorly written) base class that I want to wrap in a proxy object. The base class resembles the following:
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public BaseClass() {}
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How do you compile pthread-win32 for x64?
===
It looks like some work has been done to make pthread-win32 work with x64, but there are no build instructions. | 0 | [
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Runtime callable wrapper (RCW) scope - process or application domain?
===
What is the scope of Runtime Callable Wrapper (RCW), when referencing unmanaged COM objects? According to the docs:
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When should you override OnEvent as opposed to subscribing to the event when inheritting
===
When should one do the following?
class Foo : Control
{
protected override void OnClick(EventArgs e)
{
// new code here
}
}
As opposed to this?
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Help with array additions in c++
===
I'm not sure if the term's actually "Array Addition".
I'm trying to understand what does the following line do:
int var[2+1] = {2,1}
How is that different from int var[3]?
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What tasks do you use JavaScript for the most?
===
What types of JavaScript scripts do find most useful in your work? What tasks do you use JavaScript for the most? Are there scripts that you wished were out there but just haven't been able to find? I'm trying to create a library of MooTools plugins and so I'm always ... | 0 | [
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Why is F# so special?
===
In the microsoft and .net world, is there an industry trend towards F# and functional programming, moving away from C# and VB.NET?
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why cant we declare var a = new List<string> at class level
===
I know we cannot do this at class level but at method level we can always do this.
var myList=new List<string> // or something else like this
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Are standard .Net 2 dlls compatible with the silverlight 2.0 runtime?
===
If I avoid referencing assemblies that don't exist in the silverlight 2.0 runtime, will the.Net 2.0 library dlls I create with VS2008 work with silverlight **without recompilation** or other alteration? | 0 | [
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[XmlRoot] attribute not included in the generated prox class
===
Using .Net 3.0 and VS2005.
The objects in question are consumed from a WCF service then serialized back into Xml for a legacy API. So rather than serializing the TestObject, it was serializing <service reference>.TestObject which was missing the [Xml... | 0 | [
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ReportViewer Control and Ajax UpdatePanel
===
Did anyone of you ever find a way of getting the Microsoft Report Viewer Control (Web) to work from within an Ajax UpdatePanel? | 0 | [
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Making since of apache's error_log file using php
===
I want to create a script that parses or makes since of apache's error log to see what the most recent error was. I was wondering if anyone out there has something that does this or has any ideas where to start? | 0 | [
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