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Books on Domain Specific Languages (DSL) for C# .net
===
I'm looking for good literature(web, podcasts or books) on DSL's in .net and C#.
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Why recordsets initially were forward only
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I have seen recent updates in term of record sets being updated so that we can scroll back and forth through the data it points to.
My question is why they were initially designed for a forward only traversal. Is there any impact using the new version? | 0 | [
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NHibernate mapping to another object NOT on the ID
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const static
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<code>
const static int foo = 42;
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Remove manifest permissions in Vista
===
I have been developing a C# windows form application in XP. It all works just fine. But in Vista it was not able to write the log or scoreboard file to the hard drive. I found out that I needed a manifest file to allow the popup to ask it to be run as admin.
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Physical path of usercontrol (asp.net)
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I have a problem regarding getting the path of a user control. The scenario is as follows:
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Design pattern for converting one type of tree structure to another?
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How to apply the MVC pattern to GUI development
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Qt and no moc_*.cpp file
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I'm developing a simple qt4 app and making my own dialog.
I subclassed QDialog, inserted Q_OBJECT macro in class declaration block and..
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Embeddable distributed version control system in Java?
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Is there a distributed version control system (like git or Mercurial) that can be used as an embedded library in Java applications (to implemented versioned and synchronizable storage for application data), ideally written in pure Java and under a permissive l... | 0 | [
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Which is a better RCP platform. eclipse or netbeans
===
I am building a desktop application. Our analysis says it would be better built with a RCP. Should I use the eclipse or netbeans platform to build my application . Some of the factors to consider are
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Prevent site data from being craweld and ripped
===
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===
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===
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Refer to a Javascript File in Jquery
===
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why initializing some value like 21.4 to double is converted to 21.399999618530273 ?
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double r = 11.631;
double theta = 21.4;
//in watch it is 11.631000000000000 and 21.399999618530273
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Where should I begin with HDLs?
===
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A way to prevent a mobile browser from downloading and displaying images
===
Is there a simple way to prevent browser from downloading and displaying images, best would be via some magic style tag or javasctipe.
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Any chances to imitate times() Ruby method in C#?
===
Every time I need to do something *N* times inside an algorithm using C# I write this code
for (int i = 0; i < N; i++)
{
...
}
Studying Ruby I have learned about method *times()* which can be used with the same semantics like this
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Estimate SQL Server index sizes
===
While estimating straight row and table sizes are fairly simple math, we find it challenging to guess just how much space each index will occupy (for a given table size). What areas can we learn to calculate a better estimate and growth rate for indexes? | 0 | [
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===
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Algorithm to get a Regex
===
Something like this is in my mind:
I put one or a few strings in and the algorithm shows me a matching regex.
Is there any "easy" way to do this, or something like this already exists? | 0 | [
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Getting rid of the evil delay caused by ShellExecute
===
This is something that's been bothering me a while and there just has to be a solution to this. Every time I call ShellExecute to open an external file (be it a document, executable or a URL) this causes a very long lockup in my program before ShellExecute spawn... | 0 | [
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SecurityException thrown when app starts from remote folder
===
I have an app written in C# that lies on a network share. When I run it from a local drive, everything works fine. When I start it from the remote share, calls like
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Why does Eclipse code completion not work on some projects?
===
I have Eclipse 3.3.2 with PDT doing PHP development.
All projects that I create, even SVN projects have code completion.
Now I just opened another SVN project and it has no code completion or PHP templates (STRG-space does nothing in that project).
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Single most important piece of documentation?
===
You are joining a project to maintain an existing system. There is no written documentation at all, but the previous team offers to write *one* piece of documentation. And they are going to let you decide what it should cover: What is the single most important piece of... | 0 | [
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How does one configure synergy to use multiple X11 screens (:0, :1, ...)?
===
Configuring synergy for multiple computers, each with a single screen, is fairly easy. But it is not so obvious how to configure multiple X11 screens. For example, sys1, a minimac is on the right. sys1 is the server and has a single monito... | 0 | [
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Running an exe from windows service that interacts the the user's desktop
===
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What language to learn now?
===
I have been programming on my free time for a couple of years now and im fluent in PHP, know some Python and programmed in Visual Basic .NET (this was the first language i learn't).
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Should web applications use explicit SQL transactions?
===
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===
As good developers we keep our code as standard compliant as possable to help in porting between platforms. But what tools are available that help us build the code in a uniform way across multiple platforms.
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I have rea... | 0 | [
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===
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ActiveRecord Association caching Date value in conditions clause
===
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Lock / Prevent edit of source files on Linux using C++
===
How can I programmatically lock/unlock, or otherwise prevent/enable editing, a source file on Linux using C++.
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Swapping the hand holding the mouse : do you have a better idea ?
===
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Best language for a non-programmer tech support person to learn
===
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When did you realize that you was lousy at commenting your code?
===
I first realized i sucked at commenting code when i was going back to old project and found complete classes and methods uncommented, knowing what the code did wasen't as hard but **why it did it**.
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Html.TextBox conditional attribute with ASP.NET MVC Preview 5
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Could you recommend an unstructured data indexing software?
===
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Using .NET's UserControl as an embedded control via COM
===
I'm porting an existing .NET 3.5 application into a plug-in for Eclipse.
I want to have my custom UserControl, written in C#, embedded within Eclipse; I've exported it successfully as a COM Control, and it works well in Eclipse Europa.
In Ganymede, it s... | 0 | [
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How to convert a number to a bytearray in bit endian order
===
I am trying to uncompress some data created in VB6 using the zlib API.
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http://doc.trolltech.com/4.4/qbytearray.html#qUncompress
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SQL server 2005 Connection Error: Cannot generate SSPI context
===
Provide Used: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server. Can anyone help me with this..
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What is your favorite IDE for develop with Websphere Application Server?
===
Because now I use IBM Rational Application Development (RAD) it very slow in my mind
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Cookie getMaxAge
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I can't retrieve cookie maxage it always returns -1
Creating cookie:
Cookie securityCookie = new Cookie("sec", "somevalue");
securityCookie.setMaxAge(EXPIRATION_TIME);
Retrieve cookie:
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JavaScript: case-insensitive search
===
I'm trying to get a case-insensitive Search with two String in JavaScript working.
Normally it would be like this:
<pre><code>var string="Stackoverflow is the BEST";
var result= string.search(/best/i);
alert(result);
</pre></code>
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'\' in a c++ std::string
===
I'm currently working on a project that depends on me providing a path to a file (eg. "C:\Path.pth"). Now, I had everything working yesterday by calling my std::string with:
std::string path("C:\\Path.pth");
-- But now it doesn't work!? It throws a bad_alloc. Seems like the '\' chara... | 0 | [
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Reading the dynamically changed value of an HtmlInputHidden in ASP.NET
===
I got a simple page with a HtmlInputHidden field. I use a javascript to update that value and when posting back the page i want to read the value of that HtmlInputHidden field.
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Don't display HTML code and entities in dropdownlists
===
I need to create a dropdownlist representing my menu items. They need to be visually representing a tree, like in a treeview (sorry I don't know how to say that in english).
When I add spaces, it trims them at display, although they are in the html source.
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Updating client MSSQL database structure from text file
===
We have a "master database structure", and need a routine to keep the database structure on client sites up-to-date.
A number of suggestions have been given [to a related question][1], but I am looking for a more specific solution, along these lines:
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LINQ to XML gets no data with schema set
===
I am trying to get some XML data with LINQ, but running into a problem.
I am using a schema, which is set in the attribute xmlns ...
<CarsForSale xmlns="http://schemas.sharplogic.net/CarSales.xsd">
<CarForSale>
There are many CarForSale elements.
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'CONTINUE' keyword in Oracle 10g PL/SQL
===
I'm migrating a TSQL stored procedure to PL/SQL and have encountered a problem - the lack of a CONTINUE keyword in Oracle 10g.
I've read that Oracle 11g has this as a new feature, but upgrading is not an option unfortunately.
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Search Ranking/Relevance Algorithms
===
When developing a database of articles in a Knowledge Base (for example) - what are the best ways to sort and display the most relevant answers to a users' question?
Would you use additional data such as keyword weighting based on whether previous users found the article of h... | 0 | [
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A guide to moving from Visual Studio to Eclipse.
===
Is there guide out there that will help me, A .Net developer whose been using Visual studio for some time, get to grips with Eclipse?
Even just a quick guide to eclipse.
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Boolean 'NOT' in T-SQL not working on 'bit' datatype?
===
Trying to perform a single boolean NOT operation, it appears that under MS SQL Server 2005, the following block does not work
DECLARE @MyBoolean bit;
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SET @MyBoolean = NOT @MyBoolean;
SELECT @MyBoolean;
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Does a software architect have a role in agile, esp. Scrum?
===
I'm reading the book "The Software Architect's Profession" by Marc and Laura Sewell ([Amazon link][1]) and it got me wondering whether a software architect is a part of the old non-agile BDUF approach.
Is there a place for software architects in an agi... | 0 | [
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In QT, how do i set the background color of a widget like combobox or double spin box
===
I am trying to set the background color for a double spin box, and I am not sure what function i should use.
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What is a good PDF report generator tool for python?
===
What is a good tool for PDF report generation in Python? I've checked out ReportLab, but it seems to be awfully low-level for what I want to do. My current hunch is to call TeX on the command-line and let it produce the PDF, but if there is something that is eas... | 0 | [
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NT Kernel Programming
===
I would like to know where to get started, or how possible it is to hook into, or patch the windows kernel(XP and up). I am specifically interested in software like McAfee Entercept, or certain antivirus scanners that patch the kernel. I would like to know how feasable it is for a startup to ... | 0 | [
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Does .Net do clever connection management like PHP?
===
During an ASP.NET page load I'm opening and closing multiple System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnections inside multiple controls contained in the page. I thought it would be a good idea instead to create a "pool" of connections and when opening a connection check to se... | 0 | [
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Cheap / free "Look and Feel" frameworks for web applications
===
Usually I'm fortunate enough to work with really good designers. They take care of the look and feel for all of the web applications / sites I build.
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When developing a website with visual studio, how do I improve the build time?
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I have a lot of classes in the App_Code directory could this be a problem? Would it build faster if it was in a separate library?
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(C#) Get random data using Generics
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One of our unit tests is to populate properties within our business objects with random data.
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what's the meaning of the ICloneable interface ?
===
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How do I trap ctrl-c in a C# console app
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I would like to be able to trap ctrl-c in a C# console application so that I can carry out some cleanups before exiting. What is the best way of doing this? | 0 | [
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Firefox cuts files, whose name contains spaces, in a Struts application
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I am using the next class (simplified for the sake of understandability) to download images in a struts web application.
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How do I copy the data of an element with jquery?
===
I need to copy data values from one element to another, but jQuery's clone() method doesn't clone the data. And I can't iterate over the data either:
element.data().each
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Counting items of each priority level in an IBM MQ Series Queue
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including servlet in jsp
===
is it possible to include a servlet in a jsp page? if so how?
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I'm looking for a way to obtain offsets of data members of a C++ class which is of non-POD nature.
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What does WISC (stack) mean?
===
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===
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Detailed information from QObject::connect
===
Is there a way to get a detailed failure information from QObjet::connect in case of its failure ?
Returned boolean value doesn't give any information about reason of failure.
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===
I've produced a python egg using setuptools and would like to access it's metadata at runtime. I currently got working this:
import pkg_resources
dist = pkg_resources.get_distribution("my_project")
print(dist.version)
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How to set focus in wpf page reload?
===
I've got a WPF browser-like app with a few pages. When I switch between pages, I'd like to set the keyboard focus.
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What is a good design for a query "layer" for Java JPA
===
In JPA the Entities are nice annotated Plain Old Java Objects. But I have not found a good way to interact with them and the database.
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How to Implement Ocean Surface Effect Using OpenGL ES 1.1?
===
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How to define multiple elements in XML Schema with the same name and different attribute value allowed?
===
I would like to create XML Schema for this chunk of xml:
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Book recommendations: C for PHP programmers
===
I've been developing with PHP for a couple of years now, and have a strong grounding in it. But I'd like to learn more about programming languages in general, and want to be introduced to more low-level stuff.
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Webdav windows server 2008 not allowing doc files to save
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I have setup web dav on windows server 2008. It seems to work fine but will not allow me to save a word document to the dir but it will allow a text file to be saved. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Alex
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ASPNET 2.0 Membership database
===
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Displaying path/version information for a loaded COM object?
===
I've got some code that uses the Component Categories manager to load all of the classes that implement a particular category.
Is there an easy way to get a description, path and version information from the loaded DLL or EXE?
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Multidimensional Repeating Data Control
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Is there a way to get DateTime value from timestamp type column. MS SQL 2005
===
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asp.net test configuration to make email go to a local folder during testing
===
Have you enver wanted to test sending email from your applicaiton byut didnt want to flood your own or someone elses inbox? there is a way to tell IIs/ASP.NET how to deliver email to a local folder for inspection
Alter web.config like ... | 0 | [
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Downloading Documents across multiple servers
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This a bit of strange one.... We have an internal web app that runs on server (A) and a document repository that runs on server (B).
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WSGI Middleware recommendations
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I have heard that there is lots of interesting and useful WSGI middleware around. However, I am not sure which ones (apart from the ones that are part of pylons) are useful and stable. What is your favourite WSGI middleware? | 0 | [
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Simulating <%#Bind(...) %>
===
ASP.Net:
In code-behind I can simulate `<%# Eval("Property")%>` with a call to `DataBinder.Eval(myObject,"Property");`
How do I simulate a call to `<%# Bind("Property")%>` ?
many thanks | 0 | [
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Problem selecting HTML elements with xpath in Internet Explorer
===
I'm trying to select a specific HTML element in a document, for firefox i just use:
xpathobj = document.evaluate(xpath, document, null,
XPathResult.FIRST_ORDERED_NODE_TYPE, null);
which works fine. However when i try the IE equivilent:
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How do I embed a Google map into a Flash website?
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I would like to include a Google map in a Flash site I am building. I would like to retain as much of the zoom, print, copy/send url, direction functionality as is practically possible. Please could somebody advise the best way to do this? Thanks. | 0 | [
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can anyone suggest me from where i can get the materials to begin learning with CSS
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I will be designing some web forms shortly..my bozz told me to use CSS. Never used before,,please guide me ..how can i start. | 0 | [
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