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How to enable STRICT_ALL_TABLES' for single MySQL database?
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Is there a way to enable STRICT_ALL_TABLES for a single MySQL database? | 0 | [
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Code for extending the NETCF MainMenu to support background color property
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I've searched for the solution to change the background color on the Compact Framework's MainMenu control, and the only answer I've found is that you need to create a custom control. Does anyone have example code for this? | 0 | [
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c# - How do I round a decimal value to 2 decimal places (for output on a page)
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Newbie programmer question - When displaying the value of a decimal currently (with .ToString()..), it's accurate to like 15 decimal places, and since I'm using it to represent dollars and cents, I only want the output to be 2 decimal p... | 0 | [
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How to find out if a certain value exists as a primary key in mySql?
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What is the best way to find out if a primary key with a certain value already exists in a table?
I can think of:
SELECT key FROM table WHERE key = 'value';
and count the results, or:
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What are some free and/or open source Requirements Management tools?
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I am looking for free and/or open source requirements management tools. Does anyone have any experience with these tools and can recommend one or two? Thanks. | 0 | [
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Is Delphi Exit statement dangerous?
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Reading about Delphi's `Exit` statement (see [here][1] for instance), I cannot ignore that writing about it every author feels the duty to give a piece of advice, for example:
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(HTML) PNG on top of another PNG - possible to eliminate full transparency?
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Why is this simple Solr highlighting attempt failing?
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I've read the Solr highlighting wiki document several times, searched everywhere, but cannot get even basic highlighting to work with my Solr installation. I am running Solr 3.5 on the demo Jetty 6.1 server.
I have indexed 250K documents, and am able to sea... | 0 | [
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How to minimize/simplify a directed graph in Matlab?
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I have an acyclic directed network (weighted graph). I want to compute multiple shortest path algorithm from some nodes to a single destination nodes in the graph. I want to simplify/minimize my graph to make the algorithms more efficient. For example my graph G... | 0 | [
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vim Aligning inline comments
===
Not really sure how to phrase this other than by example..
Given...
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Android ScrollView resets when SeekBar moves
===
I have a an activity which has a custom layout, with SeekBar and a ScrollView. Whenever I move the seekbar programmatically, the scrollview resets to top ( meaning onLayout gets called ), how do I set it so that the ScrollView doesn't get reset ? | 0 | [
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Display more than 1 XML entry on a webpage
===
Ok, I'm new to XML and playing around with it.
I've written some XML which I want displayed on the page:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
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<topic>Topic text here</topic>
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Previewing iPad3 Retina display optimized PNGs
===
As part of my design process I export PNGs to preview in iPhoto or Skala Preview before coding. This worked perfectly with the iPad2, but my new high resolution PNGs are displaying very pixelated on the iPad3. Has anyone else noticed this? Any work arounds?
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Passing a random string to url with url rewrite (lightty)
===
Function below is for generating random string to parse in the url, it is not to identify the session, but to show the user they are logged in.
function rand_str($length = 11, $chars = 'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890-*... | 0 | [
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UK Postcode Regex (Comprehensive)
===
I'm after a regex that will validate a full complex UK postcode only within an input string. All of the uncommon postcode forms must be covered as well as the usual. For instance:
<strong>Matches</strong>
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<li>CW3 9SS</li>
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Referencing build artifacts from an svn:external build in .Net project
===
This is a continuation question from a previous question [I have asked][1]
[1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/142237/integrating-external-sources-in-a-build.
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CHAR() or VARCHAR() as primary key in an ISAM mySQL table?
===
I need a simple table with a user name and password field in mySQL. Since user names must be unique, it makes sense to me to make them the primary key.
Is it better to use CHAR() or VARCHAR() as a primary key?
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How does one find reputable recruiters/headhunters as a job seeker?
===
I'm sort of new to the job search process, having spent a couple years in the industry straight out of college and then gone to graduate school for way too many years.
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Redundancy vs dependencies: which is worse?
===
When working on developing new software i normally get stuck with the redundancy vs dependencies problem. That is, to either accept a 3rd party library that i have a huge dependencies to or code it myself duplicate all the effect but reduce the dependencies.
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CSV file. Excel is automatically converting my text to a date. Bad Excel.
===
Does anyone happen to know if there is a token I can add to my csv for this field so Excel doesn't try to convert it?
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(Apache) Error log beautifier
===
Anyone knows of a good error log beautifier? (should be able to handle apache error logs).
Should be open source / free, preferably with a web interface
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Map an object reference with HashTable
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I'd like to map a reference to an object instead of the object value with an HashTable
configMapping.Add("HEADERS_PATH", Me.headers_path)
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Insert a Link Using CSS
===
I'm hand-maintaining an HTML document, and I'm looking for a way to automatically insert a link around text in a table. Let me illustrate:
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Can I push to more than one repository in a single command in git?
===
Basically I wanted to do something like `git push mybranch to repo1, repo2, repo3`
right now I'm just typing push many times, and if I'm in a hurry to the the pushing done, I just send them all to the background `git push repo1 & git push repo2 ... | 0 | [
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What's wrong with Linq to SQL?
===
What's wrong with Linq to SQL?
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How to disable Oracle XE component which is listening on 8080?
===
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What does the perfect status report look like?
===
I work with a lot of offsite developers and contractors. I ask them daily to send me a quick 5 minute status of their work for the day. I have to sometimes consolidate the status of individuals into teams and sometimes consolidate the status of a week, for end-of-peri... | 0 | [
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Team Foundation Server Port 8080 ASMX Access Issue
===
How come one user in the local Administrators Group has no problem hitting http://localhost:8080/services/v1.0/Registration.asmx while other users in the local Administrators Group get 403 (access denied) errors (with nothing in the Event log)? | 0 | [
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GPU-based video cards to accelerate your program calculations, How?
===
I read in [this article ][1] that a company has created a software capable of using multiple GPU-based video cards in parallel to process hundreds of billions fixed-point calculations per second.
The program seems to run in Windows. Is it possi... | 0 | [
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How do i set the dns search suffix for a network adapter in .net?
===
I've written a command line utility that detects which network interface is connected, and sets the staitc ip address and dns servers for it (by calling netsh). However, I can't seem to figure out how to set the dns search suffixes. netsh doesnt app... | 0 | [
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SubSonic SubSonic.SqlQuery & Dates
===
Does SubSonic.SqlQuery have a between/and for date ranges? If not, what would be the best way to get a range. | 0 | [
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How do I create a Routed Event in Silverlight 2?
===
Anyone know how to create a routed event in Silverlight 2? In WPF, the code would be like below. However, there’s no EventManager in Silverlight.
public static readonly RoutedEvent ShowVideoEvent =
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Redirect the parent frame inside an UpdatePanel on PostBack
===
This is kind of a weird problem, but I have to create a search box for our site that will be iframed on another site. When the user clicks the search button, it needs to redirect the parent frame to **our** search results page.
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Is Dreamweaver worth getting if I probably won't use its WYSIWYG editor?
===
In the past I've done web application development using Visual Studio. Initially I'd use the design view, editing the page visually. But over time I learned more and more (X)HTML, CSS, and Javascript. I became familiar with the tags for ASP.N... | 0 | [
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Easy mysql question regarding primary keys and an insert
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In mysql, how do I get the primary key used for an insert operation, when it is autoincrementing.
Basically, i want the new autoincremented value to be returned when the statement completes.
Thanks! | 0 | [
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In Ruby on Rails, how do I format a date to get "th", as in, "Sun Oct 5th"?
===
I want to display dates in the format: short day of week, short month, day of month without leading zero but including "th", "st", "nd", or "rd".
For example, the day this question was asked would display "Thu Oct 2nd".
I'm using Rub... | 0 | [
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printf + uint_64 on Solaris 9?
===
I have some c(++) code that uses sprintf to convert a uint_64 to a string. This needs to be portable to both linux and Solaris.
On linux we use %ju, but there does not appear to be any equivalent on Solaris. The closest I can find is %lu, but this produces incorrect output. Som... | 0 | [
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Does programmer scheduling software exist?
===
We are a three man programming team with a huge scheduling problem.
We need some software to help us manage this problem.
We could build this software ourselves but we would rather use somebody else’s brilliant solution.
Does anyone out there know of one???
Here’... | 0 | [
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Anyone use xui? JavaFX?
===
Warning: Java newbie.
Been looking at [XUI][1] for Java. Its looks quite interesting. Sort of liek a WPF way of designing interfaces. But googling around I don't see much other than articles saying it had been released. So is it used much or a bit niche?
Are there other similar frame... | 0 | [
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linux: getting umask of an already running process?
===
How can I check the umask of a program which is currently running? | 0 | [
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Is the offical Sun Java EE tutorial the best way to learn how to make Java web apps?
===
I've been a web developer for almost a decade. I've mostly used classic ASP/JavaScript and I'd like to move into Java based apps.
I have a decent understanding of Java itself (enough to know how to lookup what I don't know) an... | 4 | [
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Vim Dvorak keybindings (rebindings :)
===
Although I played with it before, I'm finally starting to use [Dvorak (Simplified)][1] regularly. I've been in a steady relationship with Vim for several years now, and I'm trying to figure out the best way to remap the key bindings to suit my newfound Dvorak skills.
How do... | 0 | [
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How do you force a .net application to display on a particular monitor in a dual monitor setup?
===
I would like to run multiple copies of my application and force the first to open on one monitor and the second instance on a second monitor | 0 | [
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javascript: how to force Image() not to use browser cache?
===
If I load the nextimg url manually in the browser, it gives a new picture every time I reload. But this bit of code shows the same image every iteration of draw().
How can I force myimg not to be cached?
<html>
<head>
<script typ... | 0 | [
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Any experience developing for the SMART Board?
===
Our school system employs the [SMART Boards][1] in the classroom. I think they are pretty neat and saw that they've got a developer network. I was wondering if anyone had done any development for this product and if so could tell me about the experience. Are you st... | 0 | [
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Flowlayout panel not display the scroll bar after some resizes.
===
I have a flowlayout panel and on a resize event, I resize all the controls inside the flowlayout panel so they the width of the (flowlayoutpanel - padding - scroll bar width). On some resizes, the scroll bar is not shown, hiding most of the controls ... | 0 | [
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How do I get my hands on a Dvorak keyboard?
===
I've always assumed that before I can use the Dvorak layout I need to purchase a Dvorak keyboard. But I can't find one on Amazon. Is it simply a matter of popping the keys off a Qwerty keyboard and moving them around?
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STAThread and multithreading
===
From the MSDN article on STAThread:
> Indicates that the COM threading model for an application is single-threaded apartment (STA).
(For reference, that's the entire article.)
Single-threaded apartment... OK, that went over my head. Also, I read somewhere that unless your appl... | 0 | [
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How to get the asp.net login control to auto authenticate a previously authenticated user?
===
I am trying to to set up the login control to remember the login credentials of a user who has previously entered their user name and password successfully. I set the remember me property to true, but it doesnt seem to trige... | 0 | [
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relative paths in visual studio
===
I'm working in Visual Studio 2005 and have added a text file that needs to be parsed by right-clicking the project in the solution explorer and add --> new item. This places the .txt file to the project folder. The debug .exe file is in the /bin/debug folder.
My main question is... | 0 | [
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Varying Colors in Processing
===
I've been working on porting some of my Processing code over to regular Java in NetBeans. So far so well, most everything works great, except for when I go to use non-grayscale colors.
I have a script that draws a spiral pattern, and should vary the colors in the spiral based on a ... | 0 | [
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Why do these two date formats differ?
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I'm trying to produce just the day number in a WPF text block, without leading zeroes and without extra space padding (which throws off the layout). The first produces the day number with a space, the second produces the entire date. According to the docs, 'd' should produce t... | 0 | [
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Optimal RAID setup for SQL server
===
We have an SQL 2005 database backend for our website, currently about 10GB in size. There are a lot more reads than writes, though I don't have the exact statistics.
We're upgrading our database server and I was thinking of getting 4 disks and setting them up in two RAID 1 arra... | 0 | [
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How do I improve compiling speed in Visual Studio C++ 2003 project that is using C++ Boost Libraries
===
I have just started using Boost 1.36. These libraries would be very useful in reducing the amount of code needed in the unmanaged C++ software project that I am working on.
However when I tried to used these l... | 0 | [
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Does ASP.NET transfer ALL session data from SQL server at the start of a request, or only as needed?
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I'm using ASP.NET, with session state stored out of process in SQL Server. When a page request begins, are the *entire* contents of a user's session retrieved from the DB, deserialized, and sent to the ASP.NET proc... | 0 | [
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how to compare/validate sql schema
===
I'm looking for a way to validate the SQL schema on a production DB after updating an application version. If the application does not match the DB schema version, there should be a way to warn the user and list the changes needed.
Is there a tool or a framework (to use progra... | 0 | [
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Html control and Server control can be used in single aspx page
===
I need a help on this following aspx code
aspx Code:
<asp:Label ID ="lblName" runat ="server" Text ="Name"></asp:Label>
<asp:TextBox ID ="txtName" runat ="server"></asp:TextBox>
Consider this is my aspx page content. I am going to populate th... | 0 | [
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Resources for 2d game physics
===
I'm looking for some good references for learning how to model 2d physics in games. I am **not** looking for a library to do it for me - I want to think and learn, not blindly use someone else's work.
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How do I get the contents of the "title" tag in the element "span" with JQUERY?
===
I have a "span" element inside a "table" "td" element. The span tag has a Title.
I want to get the title of that span tag and pull it out to make it the "mouseover" tip for the "td" element.
For example:
I want to turn this:
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PHP Preserve scope when calling a function
===
I have a function that includes a file based on the string that gets passed to it i.e. the action variable from the query string. I use this for filtering purposes etc so people can't include files they shouldn't be able to and if the file doesn't exist a default file is ... | 0 | [
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Good jQuery Shadow plugin?
===
Does anyone have a good recommendation for a drop shadow jquery plugin?
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Suggest a good Doxygen stylesheet
===
I am using Doxygen to generate HTML documentation from my code. However I find that default stylesheet has quite poor choice of fonts and layout. I know I can write my own CSS file to get exactly the output I want, but before I spend my time on it, I am wondering if there are any ... | 0 | [
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Why do people like case sensitivity?
===
Just wondering why people like case sensitivity in a programming language? I'm not trying to start a flame war just curious thats all.
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Which is correct way to check for Null exception?
===
Which is the most correct code?
if (HttpContext.Current.Response.Cookies[authCookieName] != null) {
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or
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What is better practice when programming a member function?
===
I have seen member functions programed both inside of the class they belong to and outside of the class with a function prototype inside of the class. I have only every programmed using the first method, but was wondering if it is better practice to use ... | 0 | [
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installing starling on windows
===
I am trying to install the starling gem on my windows machine. But, whenever I try to install it i get this error:
Building native extensions. This could take a while...
ERROR: Error installing starling:
ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension.
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Detecting Mouse clicks in windows using python
===
How can I detect mouse clicks regardless of the window the mouse is in?
Perferabliy in python, but if someone can explain it in any langauge I might be able to figure it out.
I found this on microsoft's site:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms645533(VS.... | 0 | [
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Is it possible to convince GCC to mimic the fastcall calling convention?
===
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Setting PDQ inside an SPL - local scope?
===
In order to fine tune allocation of PDQ resources depending on the time of day that batch jobs run, we have a utility that sets PDQPRIORITY based on some day of week / hour of day rules, eg:
PDQPRIORITY=$(throttle); export PDQPRIORITY
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How do I track what registry changes is done to the system by an install shield installer?
===
I need something like i6compbut for list of reg changes rather than list of files.
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iPhone Proximity Sensor
===
Can the iPhone SDK take advantage of the iPhone's proximity sensors? If so, why hasn't anyone taken advantage of them? I could picture a few decent uses.
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Help for Domain Model in UML
===
I would like to ask if it is possible to show Generalization relationship in UML for a Domain Model although I undertstand I can do that in a Class Digram? I did not see much examples of Domain Model displying Generalization Relationship except in Class Diagram. If not possible, what i... | 0 | [
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How to tell if text on the windows clipboard is ASCII or UTF-8 in C++ ?
===
I would like to know if there is an easy way to detect if the text on the clipboard is in ASCII or UTF-8 ?
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if (obj.AttachClipboard())
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===
I have Windows Vista MCML app, and I need to figure out the current name of the file playing.
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How do you control printer tray selection for printer in Windows
===
We need to be able to change the default selected print tray of a given printer. Does anyone have VC++/win32 code for doing this?
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SQL query for cumulative frequency of list of datetimes
===
I have a list of times in a database column (representing visits to a website).
I need to group them in intervals and then get a 'cumulative frequncy' table of those dates.
For instance I might have:
9:01
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9:22
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Learning about Auto-Implemented Properties
===
I have the simple class using auto-implemented properies:
Public Class foo
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public foo() { }
public string BarName {get; set;}
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Running a SWF from file:/// without having the user change their Flash Player security settings...
===
I have a Flex app that does a a fair amount of network traffic, it uses ExternalInterface to make some javascript calls (for SCORM), it loads XML files, images, video, audio and it has a series of modules that it co... | 0 | [
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How can I access the raw HTTP request data in PHP?
===
I was wondering if there was a way to get at the raw HTTP request data in PHP that doesn't involve using any additional extensions. I've seen the [HTTP][1] functions in the manual, but I don't have the option of installing an extension in my environment.
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How do I create a custom slot in qt4 designer?
===
I don't know how to do this. Whenever I use the signal/slot editor dialog box, I have to choose from the existing list of slots. So the question is how do I create a custom named slot?
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===
How can I display a calendar control (date picker) in Oracle forms 9/10? | 0 | [
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How to add a Tooltip to a "td" with jquery?
===
I need to add a tooltip/alt to a "td" element inside of my tables with jquery.
Can someone help me out?
I tried:
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$(this).attr("onmouseover", tip(tTip));
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Perl Regular Expression using large amount of memory
===
I'm running a regular expression against a large scalar. Though this match isn't capturing anything, my process grows by 30M after this match:
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how do I specify the source code directory in VS when looking at the call stack of a memory dump?
===
I am analyzing a .dmp file that was created and I have a call stack which gives me a lot of info. But I'd like to double click on the call stack and have it bring me to the source code.
I can right click on the ... | 0 | [
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How do I provide a suffix for days of the month?
===
I need a function to return a suffix for days when displaying text like the "`th`" in "`Wednesday June 5th, 2008`".
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Practical usings of "internal" keyword in C#
===
Would you explain, please, what are practical usings of "internal" keyword in C#? I know what "internal" modifier limits access to the current assembly. But when could I need it?
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How to debug RESTful services?
===
I'm looking for an easy way to lightweight way to debug RESTful services. For example, most webapps can be debugged using your average web browser. Unfortunately that same browser won't allow me to test HTTP PUT, DELETE, and to a certain degree even HTTP POST.
I am not looking to ... | 0 | [
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Do programmers of other languages, besides C++, use, know or understand RAII?
===
I've noticed RAII has been getting lots of attention on Stackoverflow, but in my circles (mostly C++) RAII is so obvious its like asking what's a class or a destructor.
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end() function
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The `end()` function in jQuery reverts the element set back to what it was before the last destructive change, so I can see how it's supposed to be used, but I've seen some code examples (which were probably from older versions of jQuery) which finished every statement off with `.end()`. eg:
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How do you show animated GIFs on a Windows Form (c#)
===
I have a form showing progress messages as a fairly long process runs. It's a call to a web service so I can't really show a percentage complete figure on a progress bar meaningfully. (I don't particularly like the Marquee property of the progress bar)
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Is it advisable to build a web service over other web services?
===
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For your complicated algorithms, how do you measure its performance?
===
Let's just assume for now that you have narrowed down where the typical bottlenecks in your app are. For all you know, it might be the batch process you run to reindex your tables; it could be the SQL queries that runs over your effective-dated t... | 0 | [
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===
I know there is a command line syntax for adding custom stacks to the OSX Leopard dock besides the "Downloads" which comes by default. What is it? | 0 | [
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Does Common Lisp have a something like java's Set Interface/implementing classes?
===
I need something like [this][1], a collection of elements which contains no duplicates of any element. Does Common Lisp, specifically SBCL, have any thing like this?
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Assembly dependancies with .Net projects
===
If I have an assembly (A) which references another assembly (B).
I want to reference A in a project, I add the reference and it copies A into my BIN directory. It does not copy B as well, even though A depends on it, so the code doesn't compile.
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Are the PUT, DELETE, HEAD, etc methods available in most web browsers?
===
I've seen a couple questions around here like [How to debug RESTful services](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/165720/how-to-debug-restful-services), which mentions:
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Opinion: in HTML, Possible Duplicate IDs or Non-Standard Attributes?
===
It seems pretty common to want to let your javascript know a particular dom node corresponds to a record in the database. So, how do you do it?
One way I've seen that's pretty common is to use a class for the type and an id for the id:
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What's the nicest way to do observer/observable in objective-c (iphone version)
===
I'm used to coding JAVA Swing UIs, and in those if you have some properties that change, and you want your UI to update, you would implement the observer/observable pattern. In JAVA you do this normally by having your class maintain a ... | 0 | [
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