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Stoping a function from been overriden in Delphi
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How do I stop a function/procedure in a superclass from been overridden in a subclass in Delphi (2007)?
I want to mark it so it can not be altered, I believe there is a final keyword but can not for the life of me find the documentation for it, so I am not 100% s... | 0 | [
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Accessing private key with ASPNET
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I'm having some trouble importing and accessing a private key with the ASPNET user.
I know that when one imports a private key (.pfx file) manually, in windows, you get an option to mark the key as exportable.
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Watching a table for change in MySQL?
===
Is there a better way to watch for new entries in a table besides selecting from it every n ticks of time or something like that?
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How do you make a web application in Clojure?
===
I suppose this is a strange question to the huge majority of programmers that work daily with Java. I don't. I know Java-the-language, because I worked on Java projects, but not Java-the-world. I never made a web app from scratch in Java. If I have to do it with Python... | 0 | [
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How to get Https URL content
===
I have a https link that requires user login & password. If I run it in FX like this:
https://usernameassword@www.example.com/link/sublink
it will return the xml data as expected.
However, what i'm trying to do, is to automate this process.
I try to use
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non-DB attr_accessor attribute persistence in Rails
===
I have an application in which attr_accessor is being used to keep temporary data for a model which will be passed to a rake task. Seeing there is not a database field for these attributes and they are not being calculated from database data, will the attr_acces... | 0 | [
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Is it possible to Pivot data using LINQ?
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I am new to LINQ, but I am wondering if it is possible to use LINQ to pivot data from the following layout:
CustID | OrderDate | Qty
1 | 1/1/2008 | 100
2 | 1/2/2008 | 200
1 | 2/2/2008 | 350
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validating and adjusting a treeview label
===
I've got a treeview control, and have caught its after-label-edit event. I want to be able to validate the user's input and adjust it - if for instance it's too long - but I only seem able to cancel the new value, not change it. Any ideas?
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How do I get the last possible time of a particular day
===
I'm trying to achieve the last possible time of a particular day eg for Date of 2008-01-23 00:00:00.000 i would need 2008-01-23 23:59:59.999 perhaps by using the dateadd function on the Date field?
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How to open a form in a thread and force it to stay open
===
I am still having problems with figuring out how to create winforms in a separate UI thread that I discussed [here][1].
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(Vocal code) Need some help finding text-to-speech addon
===
I am looking for an addon that can say characters vocally. It is for non-commercial use, and it would be nice if it can vocalize more languages, like asian, english etc...
I have googled it, but can't seem to find anything for free use.
Update: This is f... | 0 | [
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Class data responsibilities
===
I have a 'Purchase Order' class. It contains information about a single purchase order. I have a DAO class for database methods.
Where should the responsibility reside for the methods that will load and update the purchase order?
Should the PurchaseOrder class have '.update', 'ins... | 0 | [
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C# Lambda expression, why should I use this?
===
I have quickly read the [Microsoft Lambda Expression][1] documentation.
I see example that have help me to understand more like this one :
delegate int del(int i);
del myDelegate = x => x * x;
int j = myDelegate(5); //j = 25
But, I still do not un... | 0 | [
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How do I see what files were changed between 2 revisions?
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I just want to see what files were modded/added/deleted between 2 arbitrary revisions. How do I do this? | 0 | [
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Any clever way to launch a makefile in Visual Studio only if build succeeded?
===
We have a makefile that is built last in our build process using Visual Studio to launch our unit tests. Unfortunately if the build fails the makefile is still processed and we have extra (annoying) errors. Any way to prevent that?
Ex... | 0 | [
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Lisp Web Frameworks?
===
What are the popular (ok, popular is relative) web frameworks for the various flavours of LISP? | 0 | [
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Eclipse for IntilliJ Idea Users
===
I have a coworker who is looking to switch from InteilliJ Idea to Eclipse, and is concerned about not knowing the Eclipse set of commands.
I was wondering - would anyone have a link to keyboard mappings that can set Eclipse commands to at least sort of match Idea?
Have you m... | 2 | [
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Subversion and revision engineering - what are the best web resources to read about?
===
We are migrationg from CVS to SVN and embracing some kind of revision management in order to enforce order to development/testing/release cycle. We are currently testing, developing and releasing on the same code line, we know its... | 0 | [
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Is an atomic file rename (with overwrite) possible on Windows?
===
On POSIX systems rename(2) provides for an atomic rename operation, including overwriting of the destination file if it exists and if permissions allow.
Is there any way to get the same semantics on Windows? I know about MoveFileTransacted() on Vist... | 0 | [
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Using .Net Framework Source debugging
===
I'm getting a null-object exception deep within XsltCompiledTransform, and I'd like to use the [.Net Framework Source debugging](http://blogs.msdn.com/sburke/archive/2008/01/16/configuring-visual-studio-to-debug-net-framework-source-code.aspx) feature to see what isn't being i... | 0 | [
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Share auto-incremented primary key between two tables
===
Hi I want to have two tables each have an "id" column which will auto-increment but I don't want either "id" columns to ever share the same number. What is this called and what's the best way to do it? Sequence? Iterator? Index? Incrementor?
I'm using SQL Se... | 0 | [
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Creating a ruler bar in MFC
===
What's the best way to go about creating a vertical and horizontal ruler bars in an SDI app? Would you make it part of the frame or the view? Derive it from CControlBar, or is there a better method?
The vertical ruler must also be docked to a pane and not the frame.
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How do I enter a pound sterling character (£) into the Python interactive shell on Mac OS X?
===
On Mac OS XI can’t enter a pound sterling sign (£) into the Python interactive shell.
- Mac OS X 10.5.5
- Python 2.5.1 (r251:54863, Jan 17 2008, 19:35:17)
- European keyboard (£ is shift-3)
When I type “£” at an em... | 0 | [
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Does anyone know some cool PL/SQL plugin for IntelliJ Idea?
===
I've evaluated some plugins from official IntelliJ repository, but none of them seems to provide more then basic syntax highlighting. Even highlighting is limited. For example, Database Navigator doesn't highlight IF. It would be great to have proper high... | 0 | [
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Best Microsoft Certification study resource
===
What is the best resource for studying for Microsoft certifications -- specifically the .NET 2.0 developer series?
There are a lot of options out there, we have been using the MS Press books and Transcender exams where I work, but I know there are other competitors --... | 4 | [
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trace.axd returns a 404 error
===
On a .Net production server, I am unable to look at the Application trace. The web server returns a 404 error. When copying the files on my local computer, the trace works, making further testing impractical.
The trace seems to be correctly set:
<trace enabled="true" request... | 0 | [
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XSLT Abstractions
===
I'm exploring the XML -> XLST -> HTML meme for producing web content. I have very little XSLT experience.
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Can I connect to SQL Server using Windows Authentication from Java EE webapp?
===
I am currently investigating how to make a connection to a SQL Server database from my Java EE web application using Windows Authentication instead of SQL Server authentication. I am running this app off of Tomcat 6.0, and am utilizing t... | 0 | [
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Oracle merge constants into single table
===
In Oracle, given a simple data table:
create table data (
id VARCHAR2(255),
key VARCHAR2(255),
value VARCHAR2(511));
suppose I want to "insert or update" a value. I have something like:
merge into data using dual on ... | 0 | [
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How do I map a list of string using castle active record
===
I am trying to map a list of strings to a class something like this;
[ActiveRecord]
public class MyClass
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[HasMany(typeof(string), Table = "MyTable")]
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NSThread and UIViewController interaction
===
If I spawn a new thread, and then within it I push a new controller onto my UINavigationController, using code like this...
(a) not working
-(void)myCallbackInThread
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// move on...
UIApplication* app = [UIApplication sharedApplication];
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SQL Server 2005 Using DateAdd to add a day to a date
===
How do I in SQL Server 2005 use the DateAdd function to add a day to a date
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===
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UpdatePanelAnimationExtender - Resize not working
===
This is the page that I'm having. But the resize part in the <OnUpdated> section does not seem to be working. I copied most of the code from the [Ajax site][1]. I placed a alert() in the <ScriptAction> tag (line 108) to find the value of 'b._originalHeight' and it ... | 0 | [
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How to sort gridview by column containing nullable integer?
===
I have a GridView where one column is bound to an object property containing a nullable integer. I set SortExpression to the name of the property, and sorting works perfectly as long as all rows contain a value. If any rows contain null, however, I get an... | 0 | [
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Pros and Cons of Developing on a VM on a PC
===
I recently build myself a semi beef up PC (Q9450, 8GB DDR2 1066, 1TB HDD, Dual 8600GT, Vista Ultimate and Dual 22' Monitors) and I'm evaluating whether i should develop on a VPC/VMWare session on top of Vista or not?
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Naked Objects. Good or Bad
===
I have recently been exposed to naked objects. It looks like a pretty decent framework. However I do not see it in widespread use like say, Spring. So why is this framework not getting any mainstream application credit. What are its shortcomings as you see? | 0 | [
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Is it ok to use a css reset stylesheet?
===
I'm starting a new web project and I was planning to use a css reset stylesheet to have the same starting point styles in all major browsers. Have you used css resets? Would you recomment it? | 4 | [
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Best Voice Compression Algorythims/Formats
===
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How do I declare a multi-column PK in MySQL
===
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(Compiled in/kernel module/inexistent device drivers) in linux
===
How can I know which device driver controls a specific device?
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00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation 5000X Chipset Memory Controller Hub (rev 12)<br/>
00:02.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation ... | 0 | [
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NUnit: Running multiple assertions in a single test
===
I have been asked to write a testing application that needs to test a new stored procedure on multiple rows in a database, in essence I want to do something like this:
<pre>
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public void TestSelect()
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Problems executing compiled 3.5 code on a server which only has the 2.0 framework.
===
I can't seem to get my application up and running on my dev server and I'm not sure why.
I have compiled my code in VS 2008 with a target framework of 3.5. I am using 3.5 mainly because I have implemented LINQ rather extensively... | 0 | [
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===
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Should a project manager enforce coding standards?
===
Running a team of about 10 developers, mostly working in their own components, is it absolutely needed to force certain coding standards.
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SQL Server: Check if table exists
===
I would like this to be the ultimate discussion on how to check if a table exists in SQL Server 2000/2005 using SQL Statement.
When you Google for the answer, you get so many different answers. Is there an official/backward & forward compatible way of doing it?
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Access to old, no longer available, Feed entries.
===
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Is there a way to prevent the VB6 compiler from shuffling the contents of files?
===
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Visual Studio database project designers
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I have this huge legacy database that I'm trying to get under source control. I looked around here on stackoverflow and decided to use the Visual Studio 2008 database project, then committing stuff on svn. I successfully imported the schema into the project, but I can't fin... | 0 | [
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Loading Assemblies into seperate AppDomain, getting InvalidCastException
===
I'm trying to load assemblies in a separate app domain, but am running into a very strange problem. Here's some code:
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How do I add Dispose functionality to a C# UserControl?
===
I have a class which implements UserControl. In .NET 2005, a Dispose method is automatically created in the MyClass.Designer.cs partial class file that looks like this:
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Should the Network Service Account receive temp file permissions by default?
===
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How best to modify my model in Spring MVC if I care about IOC
===
I am building an application using Spring MVC. I want to make certain changes to my Model for every Controller in the application. In particular, I want to insert certain extra data into the model which will be present for all pages of the application.
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Where do you get your application sounds from?
===
Specifically for prompts, message boxes etc.
Thanks | 0 | [
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Bindable Linq vs. Continuous Linq
===
Does anybody know and can explain the major difference between Bindable Linq and Continuous Linq?
•Bindable LINQ: www.codeplex.com/bindablelinq
•Continuous LINQ: www.codeplex.com/clinq
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Migration To Trac
===
We are managing our development with Subversion over HTTPS, Bugzilla, and Mediawiki. Some of our developers have expressed an interest in migrating to Trac, so I have to evaluate what the cost of doing so would be.
For both the wiki and bugzilla, we would need to either migrate the existing... | 0 | [
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Linux - Using ldconfig
===
Let's say I 've added a library foo.so.1.1.1 to a path that is included in /etc/ld.so.conf
When I run ldconfig on the system I get the links foo.so.1.1 and foo.so.1 to foo.so.1.1.1
How can I change the behavior to also get the foo.so link to foo.so.1.1.1? | 0 | [
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How to INSERT an array of values in SQL Server 2005?
===
How do I write the SQL code to INSERT (or UPDATE) an array of values (with probably an attendant array of fieldnames, or with a matrix with them both) without simple iteration? | 0 | [
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Will targeting IE8 with conditional comments work?
===
When IE8 is released, will the following code work to add a conditional stylesheet?
<!--[if IE 8]>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="ie-8.0.css" />
<![endif]-->
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What are some effective organization strategies?
===
As a programmer, I am very organized with code, but find creating order in the area around me difficult. In particular, papers accumulate around me, and I just focus more on the computer and less on my surroundings. However, now that I have been laid off and am lo... | 2 | [
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How to change NSIS Error message about CRC Check
===
Some of my users are complaining about some odd errors my installers had after downloading them from my web server.
This are NSIS installer that when downloaded came crippled or incomplete (usually because of slow Internet connections), the message is very clear ... | 0 | [
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Any problems with SVN merge on a multi column ( tab delimited ) text file?
===
I have a multi-column text file ( tab delimited ) that I use for localized text in my project.
I picked this format since it can easily be edited by anyone in most text editors (and excel too).
My makefile processes it into a bunch ... | 0 | [
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How can I set up a configuation file for .NET console applications?
===
Is it possible to use a ".net configuration" file for a .NET console application?
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Can I map local branches to remote branches with different prefixes in git?
===
We're working with a semi-centralized git repository here where I work. Each developer has their own subtree in the central git repository, so it looks something like this:
master
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Not restarting Emacs
===
How do I load the edited .emacs file without restarting Emacs? | 0 | [
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What is the difference between CouchDB and Lotus Notes?
===
I was looking into the possibility of using CouchDB. I heard that it was similar to Lotus Notes which everyone loves to hate. Is this true? | 0 | [
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Again with JPA not making sense
===
I asked this earlier and was to look at mapped by.
> I have 2 tables: A s_id(key) name cli type
>
> B sa_id(key) s_id user pwd.
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> So in Jpa I have:
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Fast pseudo random number generator for procedural content
===
I am looking for a pseudo random number generator which would be specialized to work fast when it is given a seed before generating each number. Most generators I have seen so far assume you set seed once and then generate a long sequence of numbers. The o... | 0 | [
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Possible Memory leak in Number of Loaded classes in Java Application
===
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C++ Win32 Splash Screen Golf
===
Whip out your Petzold books, it's time for a quick game of Win32 golf!
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- display an 800x600x24 uncompressed bitmap image<br />
- in a window without borders (the only thing visible is the image)<br />
- that... | 0 | [
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Spring: Obtaining ResourceBundle based on MessageSource
===
I'm using hibernate validator framework with Spring. A class implementing the Spring Validator validates objects with Hibernate's ClassValidator. To localize ClassValidator's error messages I need to pass a ResourceBundle into the class' constructor. My Appli... | 0 | [
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c# opensource projects
===
I am trying to write a Windows Form and Asp.net C# front-end and MSAcess backend for a pretty small database concept I have. I have written this app once before in just MSAcess but I now need the app and database to be in different places. I have no figured out (thanks to a StackOverflow use... | 0 | [
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How can you display Typing Speed using Javascript or the jQuery library?
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AJAX, postbacks and browser refreshes
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Java Development on a Mac - Xcode, Eclipse, or Netbeans
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I've been using XCode for the usual C/C++/ObjC development. I'm wondering what are practical considerations, opinions of XCode, Eclipse or NetBeans usage on a Mac for Java development?
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Script Compression/"Compilation" Tools
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I work in SCM/build. How do I tell non-programmers what I do?
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Should you worry about fake accounts/logins on a website?
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WSDL URL for a WCF Service (basicHttpBinding) hosted inside a Windows Service
===
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Need assistance with serial port communications in Ruby
===
I need to do some communications over a serial port in Ruby. From my research, it appears that there aren't many modern libraries for serial communications and the newest material I can find is from 2006. Are there any gems that I'm not aware of?
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How can I "unuse" a namespace?
===
One of the vagaries of my development system (Codegear C++Builder) is that some of the auto-generated headers insist on having...
using namespace xyzzy
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Very slow response for Visual Studio 2005 Web Site Administration Tool
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===
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Is F# suitable for Physics applications?
===
I hate Physics, but I love software development. When I go back to school after Thanksgiving, I'll be taking two more quarters of Physics before I'm done with the horrid thing. I am currently reading postings on the F# units of measurement feature, but I've never used a lan... | 0 | [
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How do you enforce strong passwords?
===
There are many techniques to enforce strong passwords on website:
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- Letting passwords expire
- etc.
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What is best way to remove duplicate lines matching regex from string using Python?
===
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c stack dump function
===
Can someone please provide an implementation of a C function that gets invoked to dump the current stack? It's for a x86 linux system. It can be invoked in 2 ways: explicitly by another function, or after a crash (probably as a trap/int handler). The output can be either to the screen or to... | 0 | [
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How would you compare two XML Documents?
===
As part of the base class for some extensive unit testing, I am writing a helper function which recursively compares the nodes of one XmlDocument object to another in C# (.NET). Some requirements of this:
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Null or empty string to represent no data in table column?
===
Null or empty string -- is one better than the other to represent no data in a table column? (I specifically use MySQL, but I'm thinking this is system-independent.) Are there major advantages/disadvantages to using one over the other, or is it simply prog... | 0 | [
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Order dates by upcoming
===
So I build an array of various dates. Birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays. I'd like to order the array by which one is happening next, essentially sort October to September (wrapping to next year)
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How can I combat the "Not Invented Here" syndrome?
===
In the organization I work for, there is a strong aversion to many things that weren't built in-shop. For example, We make very little use of JavaScript libraries, suggestions for looking at development frameworks such as templating are often never considered or s... | 0 | [
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How can I embed one file into another with Ant?
===
I am developing a small web app project (ColdFusion) and I am trying to keep my project split into multiple files during development, but deploy just one file on completion.
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Good simple MVC and JQuery ASP.NET application?
===
Any ideas on a good working sample application which uses MVC and JQuery together? Something like a starter kit. I am not into something that's "half baked" or a CodePlex work-in-progress type of app. I prefer a complete simple app than a more complex unfinished app.... | 0 | [
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How do you defend your application against corporate politics?
===
I can't tell you how many times I've run into situations where a higher-up says 'Look, just do it'. This is obviously at the expens
By now, I have more experience with this, and with that, I have the confidence to stand up for the quality of the app... | 0 | [
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