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Is there a way to implement algebraic types in Java?
===
Is it possible, in Java, to enforce that a class have a specific set of subclasses and no others? For example:
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public final class B extends A {}
public final class C extends A {}
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Persisting Printer Settings
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What is the best way to persist/save printer settings in .Net?
There used to be a bug in .Net 1.1 in the serialization of the `PrinterSetting` object and there were some [workarounds][1] but I'm wondering if there isn't a better or easier way of doing this in the more recent versions o... | 0 | [
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What are your required software development operation manuals?
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After reading E-myth Revisited, I realize that I can do a better job at making my company less reliant upon me... I spend a tremendous amount of time answering silly questions (silly to me, but necessary for my developers to get the job done).
I nee... | 0 | [
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What's the toughest bug you ever found and fixed?
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Where can I find the Flex source code?
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I keep hearing that Flex is open source and I figured that a great way to learn about the inner workings would be to look at it. I can easily find the Flex SDK, but I'm wanting to look at the class definitions for the MXML core library (like NumericStepper). Have I misunderst... | 0 | [
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What's the best word processing component for .NET
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I'm looking for a word processing component for .NET that would act like an embedded MS Word in my WinForm/WPF .NET app. The main goal being for users to be able to create rich formatted text. I don't really want to have to write a highly custom RichTextBox comp... | 0 | [
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How do I reference an object dynamically?
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In Javascript, I have an object:
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How do you get non-technical folks to appreciate a non-UI problem?
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Suppose you're working on an enterprise project, where you have to get management signoff in order for you to develop a new feature set. Usually your management has no problem signing off on some bright shiney new UI feature but they have a hard ti... | 0 | [
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Not getting the correct count in SQL
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I am totally new to SQL. I have a simple select query similar to this:
SELECT COUNT(col1) FROM table1
There are some 120 records in the table and shown on the GUI.
For some reason, this query always returns a number less than the actual count.
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2D animation in Python
===
I'm writing a simulator in Python, and am curious about options and opinions regarding basic 2D animations. By animation, I'm referring to rendering on the fly, not displaying prerendered images.
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As F# is to C# : <?> is to Java
===
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In the same spirit of other platforms, it seemed logical to follow up with this question: What are common non-obvious mistakes in Java? Things that seem like they ought to work, but don't.
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===
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===
##What should happen when I call `$user->get_email_address()`?
###Option 1: Pull the email address from the database on demand
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What are the real benefits of Visual Studio Team System Database Edition?
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Interested if anyone has used VSTS Database Edition extensively and, if so, which features did you find the most useful over the standard Visual Studio database projects?
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===
INotifyPropertyChanged is fairly self explanatory and I think I'm clear on when to raise that one (i.e. when I've finished updating the values).
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How do I write content to another browser window using Javascript?
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I've opened a new window with window.open() and I want to use the reference from the window.open() call to then write content to the new window. I've tried copying HTML from the old window to the new window by using myWindow.document.body.innerHTM... | 0 | [
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I'm not looking for a full implementation, I'm more interested in how they do it. I know they use GWT, but I'd like a more low level answer. Naively, I would start by thinking when you click the popout link they simply open a new window and ... | 0 | [
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Export pictures in Microsoft Word to TIFF
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Test cases, "when", "what", and "why"?
===
Being new to test based development, this question has been bugging me. How much is too much? What should be tested, how should it be tested, and why should it be tested? The examples given are in C# with NUnit, but I assume the question itself is language agnostic.
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Rspec - problems with switching from plugins to gems
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When dropping the use of rspec and rspec-rails plugins and switching to the gem versions instead, is there anything extra I have to change in spec_helper.rb or something to make the specs in my app see the change?
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What's the best process / app for automated deployment of PHP apps?
===
There's another post on SO relating to .NET -- not us. Pure PHP. Trying to find the best way/process to deploy stable version of our PHP app. I've seen an article on [Capistrano][1], but am curious what else is out there. Aside from the obviou... | 0 | [
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How to pacakge Twisted program with py2exe?
===
I tried to package a Twisted program with py2exe, but once I run the exe file I built, I got a "No module named resource" error.
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Projective transformation
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Given two image buffers (assume it's an array of ints of size width * height, with each element a color value), how can I map an area defined by a quadrilateral from one image buffer into the other (always square) image buffer? I'm led to understand this is called "projective transformati... | 0 | [
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Can I listen on a port (using HttpListener or other .NET code) on Vista without requiring administrator priveleges?
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I'm using HttpListener to allow a user to set up a proxy on a user-defined port. When I start the HttpListener, I get an exception if the application isn't running under administrator privileges in V... | 0 | [
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View MS Access Report in .net ReportViewer control
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Is it possible to view an MS Access report in the .Net ReportViewer control? | 0 | [
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how to do string conversions in objective c?
===
I want to convert a string into a double and after doing some math on it, convert it back to a string.
How do I do this in objective-c?
Is there a way to round a double to the nearest integer too?
Thanks! | 0 | [
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Where can I find some good information about how the new canvas HTML element works?
===
I keep reading about how great this new Canvas element for HTML5 is and I see amazing demos done with just javascript and no flash. Where can I find some good information on how to some of these things myself? | 0 | [
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JUnit Eclipse plugin source-code?
===
I'm looking into writing an Eclipse plugin for FlexUnit and was wondering where I could get the sources for the JUnit Eclipse plugin. I checked the JUnit sources at sourceforge but couldn't spot any code that looked like the plugin code.
Any idea where this code is available? | 0 | [
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Any scrubyt command that clicks a link returns a 403 Forbidden Error
===
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===
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How do you handle cookies with webrequest/response as in a proxy?
===
How do you handle cookies and with webrequest/response as in a proxy?
I'm not sure how to do this...or if i even can.
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Choosing a new language
===
I've been programming now for 30 years, BASIC, various assemblers, FORTH, Pascal, C and C++ in that order. I haven't learnt a new language in over a decade because from a work perspective C++ does everything I need. However, from a technology perspective, I'd like to bring my skills up to... | 0 | [
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Using the .NET Framework security system
===
I was wondering - do any of you actually use the various classes in the System.Security.Permissions namespace? I mainly develop desktop/server-side components (i.e., no web) and the general assumption is that FullTrust is always available and no testing is performed on env... | 0 | [
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How to prevent a script form running simultaneously?
===
I want to prevent my script running more than once at a time.
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- read the file, if my process-id is not in it exit (you never know...)
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When should I use a List vs a LinkedList
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When is it better to use a List(Of T) vs a LinkedList(Of T)? | 0 | [
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What to include in a beginner's programming book?
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As a follow-up to my [previous question][1], what sort of information should I make sure to include in a tutorial book and what should I avoid? In other words, what would you have liked to have known when first starting with Python or wxPython?
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Mock testing and PHP's magic __get method
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I'm having problems when trying to mock objects with __get and __set methods (using [simpletest][1]).
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What is your experience with auditing features (Oracle)?
===
Did you ever use Oracle auditing features on a production db?
How did that impact on performances, and are there differences you noticed between different versions of Oracle?
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Can you load the FLVPlayback skin SWF in another directory?
===
Per this [Adobe KB tech note][1] is there any way around having to place the FLVPlayback skin SWF in same directory as HTML file the container SWF is loaded from? It pains me to have to put a SWF in my site's root directory.
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FCKeditor vs TinyMCE and XHTML Compliance
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I'm after (short) opinions on FCKeditor vs TinyMCE and whether either or both are XHTML compliant.
In the interest of keeping with the spirit of stackoverflow, if someone has already made your point, just upvote them.
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How to remove only the parent element and not its child elements in JavaScript?
===
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some text
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<p>foo</p>
<p>bar</p>
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some text
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to this:
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Please comment on this simple licensing schema
===
I was asked go implement a licensing schema for our product, they are very expensive products with few customers sparse around the world and basically every one of them has a design environment (a windows application installed on single windows machines, from 1 to 150... | 0 | [
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Your SCRUM definition of Done
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While SCRUM is easy in theory and hard in practice, I wanted to hear your definition of Done; i.e. what are the gates (unit test, code coverage > 80%, code reviews, load tests, perf.test, functional tests, etc.) your product has to go through before you can label the product "Done" | 0 | [
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In PHP will a session be created if a browser is not used
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What factors that degrade the performance of a SQL Server 2000 Job?
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We are currently running a SQL Job that archives data daily at every 10PM. However, the end users complains that from 10PM to 12, the page shows a time out error.
Here's the pseudocode of the job
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How would you simplfy Entering and Exiting a ReaderWriterLock?
===
This seems very noisy to me. Five lines of overhead is just too much.
m_Lock.EnterReadLock()
Try
Return m_List.Count
Finally
m_Lock.ExitReadLock()
End Try
So how would you simply this?
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Good inflection library for PHP?
===
I'm looking for a good inflection (or well, a library that can turn plural into singular and vice verse - which a kind of inflection) library for PHP, it could be a part of some current framework or a stand alone library the only requirement I have is that it's compatible with the ... | 0 | [
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Decent profiler for Windows?
===
Does windows have any decent sampling (eg. non-instrumenting) profilers available? Preferably something akin to Shark on MacOS, although i am willing to accept that i am going to have to pay for such a profiler on windows.
I've tried the profiler in VS Team Suite and was not overly... | 0 | [
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ActiveX events between aparmetns
===
Environment: VS2008 (ATL), Borland Developer Studio 2006.
Hello all.
I have some troubles with ActiveX control events.
Here is a brief description of the my app architecture:
There is inproc COM server which contains STA ActiveX control (aka control) and MTA COM object (a... | 0 | [
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How would you simply Monitor.TryEnter
===
This is even worse than the ReaderWriterLock in terms of noise.
If Threading.Monitor.TryEnter(syncRoot) Then
Try
'do something
Finally
Threading.Monitor.Exit(syncRoot)
End Try
Else
'do something else
End If
Both C# and VB solutions are... | 0 | [
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Anyway to group RadioButtons generated from the ItemTemplate of an ItemsControl
===
<DataTemplate x:Key="Genre_DataTemplate">
<RadioButton GroupName="One" Content="{Binding...
</DataTemplate>
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What utilities can provide database hits/duration per page?
===
SQL Server profiler is great for profiling SQL Server performance for web apps. However, when I'm testing my webapp I'd like a summary of database hits/duration **per page**.
Does anybody know of any utilities for giving you this kind of information? | 0 | [
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What are the differences between using the New keyword and calling CreateObject in Excel VBA?
===
What criteria should I use to decide whether I write VBA code like this:
Set xmlDocument = New MSXML2.DOMDocument
or like this:
Set xmlDocument = CreateObject("MSXML2.DOMDocument")
? | 0 | [
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How to create an X++ bacth job in Axapta 3.0?
===
I'd like to create a batch job in X++ for Microsoft Axapta 3.0 (Dynamics AX).
How can I create a job which executes an X++ function like this one?
static void ExternalDataRead(Args _args)
{
...
}
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Adding gdb to MinGW
===
I've gone to http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2435, downloaded the Automated MinGW Installer for MinGW 5.1.4 and at the same time the GNU Source-Level Debugger Release Candidate: GDB 6.8-3. I've then installed MinGW base tools into C:\MinGW. No problem so far.
However wh... | 0 | [
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How do you get other people to contribute to the project Wiki
===
We have a distributed team working on a midsized project, with me currently being the only technical person involved. At the beginning of the project we had a discussion on what to use for project documentation and we agreed on a wiki.
We are now a c... | 4 | [
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What rare programming tools do you use?
===
What tools do you use that may be considered rare in that aspect that you have only seen a few people use it? It may be any tool that may be valuable for programmers.
I myself use UPX on occasions. | 0 | [
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what are strategies for shielding off web resources based on business logic
===
I have a scenario where I'm not really sure my approach is the best one, and I would appreciate feedback / suggestions.
scenario:
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Benefits of using a Case statement over an If statement in a stored procedure?
===
Hi are there any pros / cons relating to the speed that a stored procedure executes when using an IF statement or choosing to use a CASE statement instead? | 0 | [
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"How do I add the interactive user to a directory in a localized Windows"?
===
How do I add both the Swedish interactive user,
NT INSTANS\INTERAKTIV
and the English interactive user,
NT AUTHORITY\INTERACTIVE
and any other localised user group with **write** permissions to a program folder's ACL... | 0 | [
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How to run a script with a custom action - simplest possible example?
===
Newbie WiX question: How do I
1. Copy a single-use shell script to temp along with the installer
e.g.
<Binary Id='permissions.cmd' src='permissions.cmd'/>
2. Find and run that script at the end of the install.
e.g.
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Prevent users from starting multiple accounts?
===
I know that in the end it, can't be done.
But, what are the options to:
a) limit the options for persons to create multiple accounts,
b) increase the chance of detecting multiple accounts / person
for a blog-like web service?
(people c... | 0 | [
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Debugging javascript in IE?
===
Is there a better way to debug JavaScript than MS Script Editor? Like FireBug, but not like FireBug Lite.
Thanks, | 0 | [
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JQuery templating engines
===
I am looking for a template engine to use client side. I have been trying a few like jsRepeater and jQuery Templates. While they seem to work OK in FireFox they all seem to break down in IE7 when it comes down to rendering HTML tables.
I also took a look at MicrosoftAjaxTemplates.js (f... | 0 | [
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Looping over elements in jQuery
===
I want to loop over the elements of an HTML form, and store the values of the <input> fields in an object. The following code doesn't work, though:
function config() {
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Set a database value to null with a SqlCommand + parameters
===
I was previously taught today how to set parameters in a SQL query in .NET in this answer ([click][1]).
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How do you make Flash not render an object on the Stage?
===
This discussion started [over here][1] but I thought it would be nice to have a definitive answer...
So let's say you have MovieClip on the Stage (or a UIComponent for the Flex audience) - what do you have to do to not make it so that the user can't see t... | 0 | [
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Forward Thinking Systems Design
===
Have you ever worked on a long term project which is designed for hardware; which under currently cost prohibitive, yet is projected to be cost effective in say five years? | 0 | [
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How to improve garbage collection performance?
===
What kind of optimization patterns can be used to improve the performance of the garbage collector?
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Hashes of Hashes Idiom in Ruby?
===
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Why is coding so slow?
===
Is it only me, or is coding getting slower and slower, until a product("a project") is finished?
This question came to me as I saw the ["Write a program in 30 minutes"][1]:
I thought it is impossible to write a *descent* piece of code which runs smoothly.
As I am getting older I se... | 0 | [
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Should Programmers be Able to Write Clearly?
===
I read Richard P. Gabriel's book "Patterns of Software" ([pdf][1]) which contains an essay called "Writing Broadside" in which he contends that programmers should develop their ability to write clearly. I have found that his suggestions have definitely improved my abili... | 0 | [
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Errors when trying to update ruby gems from 2.0.1
===
I am trying to set myself up on a mac to learn Ruby on Rails, however I seem to be having some problems. If I try to run commands such as ./script/server, i get this:
Rails requires RubyGems >= 0.9.4 (you have 0.9.2). Please `gem update --system` and try again.... | 0 | [
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What features of Perl6 are you the most excited about?
===
Perl6 has really shaped up in terms of which features we can expect to see implemented in the final language, when it comes. Some of them are already available through **Perl6** modules for Perl5 from CPAN. So which featurs are most compelling, exciting, nif... | 4 | [
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C# Generic Class with "specialized" constructor
===
I have a class like the following:
public class DropDownControl<T, Key, Value> : BaseControl
where Key: IComparable
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private IEnumerable<T> mEnumerator;
private Func<T, Key> mGetKey;
private Func<T, Value> mGetValue;
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USB Driver Development on a Mac using Python
===
I would like to write a driver to talk to my Suunto t3 watch in Python on a Mac. My day job is doing basic web work in C# so my familiarity with Python and developing on a Mac is limited.
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Change Sound (or other) System Preferences in Mac OS X
===
I'd like to be able to switch the sound output source in Mac OS X without any GUI interaction.
There are tools to do control the sound output, such as [SoundSource][1] and an [applescript to open the preferences dialog][2].
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"Code covered" vs. "Code tested"?
===
Converting my current code project to TDD, I've noticed something.
class Foo {
public event EventHandler Test;
public void SomeFunction() {
//snip...
Test(this, new EventArgs());
}
}
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Seeing project dependancies from MSBuild
===
Is there a mode, some switch or a programmatic way that I can ask MSBuild to display or output it's calculated dependencies for a given build file?
**Some background** -
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Executing a stored procedure within a stored procedure
===
I would like to execute a stored procedure within a stored procedure eg
EXEC SP1
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EXEC SP2
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But I only want SP1 to finish after SP2 has finished running so I need to find a way for SP1 to wait for SP2 to finish before SP1 ends.
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Django signals vs. overriding save method
===
I'm having trouble wrapping my head around this. Right now I have some models that looks kind of like this:
def Score(models.Model)
review = models.ManyToManyField(Review)
question = models.TextField()
grade = models.IntegerField()
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What are the performance improvement of Sequential Guid over standard Guid?
===
Has someone ever measured performance of Sequential Guid vs. Standard Guid when used as Primary Keys inside a database?
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confluence experiences?
===
We're considering moving from trac to [Atlassian Confluence](http://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/) as our knowledge base solution. ("We" are a growing IT consulting company, so most users are somewhat technical.)
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How do I write to a log from mod_python under apache?
===
I seem to only be able to write to the Apache error log via stderr. Anyone know of a more structured logging architecture that I could use from my python web project, like commons? | 0 | [
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Excel detect inactivity
===
I want to take an action in an Excel workbook macro after a period of inactivity (hide/protect some worksheets). What is the best/simplest way to achieve this?
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How Do You Get Time to Document Existing Systems?
===
We have a large system that processes logs from a very large web site. By large I mean a site that has more than 300,000 updates per day. Yes. Per day!
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Does tomcat 5.5 treat .jsp and .jspx files in the same way?
===
I'm working on a java web-application, trying to be xml-friendly and writing my jsp files using the jspx/xml syntax. It took me hours of dissecting examples and configuration files to find out that with tomcat 5.5 files using the new syntax should end in ... | 0 | [
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Why do thread functions need to be declared as '__cdecl'?
===
Sample code that shows how to create threads using MFC declares the thread function as both static and `__cdecl`. Why is the latter required? Boost threads don't bother with this convention, so is it just an anachronism?
For example (MFC):
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Fast fourier transform in c#
===
Where can I find a free, very quick, and reliable implementation of FFT in C#?
Can be used in a product? or are there any restrictions? | 0 | [
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Maven: Missing: org.apache.maven.wagon:wagon-ftp:jar:1.0-rc1-SNAPSHOT
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I'm new to Maven so I may be missing something obvious, but
I've got a maven project and when I try to "mvn package" this project it fails with
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Scrubyt gives 404 Error when clicking link using _details method
===
This might be a similar problem to my earlier two questions - see [here][1] and [here][2] but I'm trying to use the _detail command to automatically click the link so I can scrape the details page for each individual event.
The code I'm using is:
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Do you know what may cause memory leaks in JavaScript?
===
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HowTO: Parse the UnistallString reg entry
===
In `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\` is the list of installed programs in my machine (at least most of them).
There, there's a String Value called UninstallString which has what you need to run in order to uninstall the program.
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Python 3 performance?
===
No doubt most people have read all about the various incompatible changes that are going into Python 3, so on a question of just performance, how does python 3 compare to python 2.x? | 0 | [
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Stored procedure not being executed within another stored procedure
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I have found that SP2 doesn't execute from within SP1 when SP1 is executed.
Below is the structure of SP1:
ALTER PROCEDURE SP1 AS BEGIN
Declare c1 cursor....
open c1 fetch next from c1 ...
while @@fetch_status = 0 Begin
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