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Why doesn't this JavaScript display a confirm box?
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I am trying to fix some bugs in a product I inherited, and I have this snippet of javascript that is supposed to hilight a couple of boxes and pop up a confirm box. What currently happens is I see the boxes change color and there is a 5 or so second delay, then i... | 0 | [
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Using explicit interfaces to ensure programming against an interface.
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What is the best way to create a Factory Method when using WCF?
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I have built a complex query mechanism which I want to provide a factory for in order to assist people with common query patterns. My methods are all revealed via WCF as a SOAP web service. What is the best way to ensure that my factory is easy to use... | 0 | [
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Only creating a COM object if the DLL that implements it is signed?
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Math Equation Web Control?
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Regex to find repeating letters ( Perl )
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I am looking for a regex that will find repeating letters.
So any letter twice or more, for example:
***booooooot or abbott***
I won't know the letter I am looking for ahead of time.
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Dereferencing Variable Size Arrays in Structs
===
Structs seem like a useful way to parse a binary blob of data (ie a file or network packet). This is fine and dandy until you have variable size arrays in the blob. For instance:
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Calculate weeknumber from a date value
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Is there some simple way to calculate a Weeknumber value from a date value stored in XML? | 0 | [
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Visual Studio intellisense stopped working
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I had installed resharper evaluation version and uninstalled it. After this the intellisense stopped working. I have restarted computer but still i have this problem.
Can anyone plesae help me here?
I am using Visual Studio 2005
thanks
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oledb/ado.net: Get the command's text, with all parameters replaced
===
Is it possible to get the text of an `OleDbCommand` with all parameters replaced with their values? E.g. in the code below I'm looking for a way to get the query text
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code igniter / cakephp and ms access
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Change Theme / CSS based on user
===
I am building a product that we are eventually going to white-label. Right now I am trying to figure out the best way to facilitate these requirements programmatically so the user can update the basic design of the site (ie header color, etc) via their profile/settings form.
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What happens if I don't use the --Reintegrate option in Subversion 1.5?
===
I thought I had figured out everything I needed to know about Subversion 1.5 and was happily merging between my feature branches and the trunk.
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Can I create a Database Deadlock test in Nunit?
===
In this asp.net I'm cleaning up it's possible for deadlocks to occur. I want to make sure that the code deals with them properly, so I'm trying to write NUnit tests which trigger a deadlock.....
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Changing form opactity without changing opacity of contained controls
===
Does anybody know if it is possible, with windows forms in .net, to change the opacity of a form without it automatically changing the opacity of the controls within the form?
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Console window displays at WinForm startup (C#)
===
This is a minor bug (one I'm willing to live with in the interest of go-live, frankly), but I'm wondering if anyone else has ideas to fix it.
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Experience with laptop Keyboards?
===
I'm thinking of retiring my 3 year old HP laptop I want to know which manufacturor makes laptops with the best Keyboards?
I loved my Full width keyboard, with numberic pad on my HP, I've tried a a few laptop keyboards in shops and have found none of them satisfying to type with... | 0 | [
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C# WebBrowser Control System.AccessViolationException
===
I have a program that uses the built in webbrowser control. At some point during the usage of this, I'm not sure at what point, but it appears to be random, I get the following error:
System.AccessViolationException
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Serializing Lists of Classes to XML
===
I've got a collection of classes that I want to serialize out to an XML file. It looks something like this:
public class Foo
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public list<Bar> BarList { get; set; }
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Where a bar is just a wrapper for a collection of properties, like this:
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Simple JavaScript question: wtf is this thing?
===
var something = {
wtf: null,
omg: null
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From XML to XSD
===
If i have a complex XML file, is there a cheap or free way to get a rough approximation of an XSD from it?
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How can I draw arrows on my left-docked MenuStrip?
===
I have a C# form into which I've placed a left-docked `MenuStrip`. This `MenuStrip` contains some menu items which contain submenus, and some menu items which are effectively buttons (clicking on them results in an action taking place; n.b., I realize this is not... | 0 | [
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Partition a list of sets by shared elements
===
Here's the jist of the problem: Given a list of sets, such as:
[ (1,2,3), (5,2,6), (7,8,9), (6,12,13), (21,8,34), (19,20) ]
Return a list of groups of the sets, such that sets that have a shared element are in the same group.
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===
What do I need to do to save an image my program has generated (possibly from the camera, possibly not) to the system photo library on the iPhone? | 0 | [
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How do I create a context menu for the tab header of a TabControlAdv
===
I'd like to have a context menu for my tab headers in a Syncfusion TabControlAdv control, and have a separate menu for the controls inside each tab. The likely menu entries will be "Add Tab", "Delete Tab" and "Clone Tab", and neither of them ma... | 0 | [
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IE 7 redirecting after jQuery ajax calls
===
I have the following code in my file to load a div with HTML from an AJAX call:
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This works fine in Firefox and Google Chrome, but whenever I ... | 0 | [
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Iterators.. why use them?
===
In the STL library some containers have iterators and it is commonly held that they are a superior way of iterating through these containers rather than simple for loops e.g.
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How can I unzip the newest file in a directory in a BAT file?
===
I am working on a build system. The build system posts the results as a zip file in a directory. Unfortunately I have no easy way to know the name of the zip file, because it is timestamped. For the next operation, I must decompress this zip file to ... | 0 | [
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Filter "list" of divs with Javascript
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I have a repeater that outputs divs like the following for every item returned from some method.
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Adding floats with gmp gives "correct" results, sort of ...
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flex (lexical analyzer) regular expressions - Reusing definitions
===
I have this working definition:
IDENTIFIER [a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9]*
I don't want to keep repeating the [a-zA-Z] and [0-9], so I made two new definitions
DIGIT [0-9]
VALID [a-zA-Z]
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How fast is a log4net logging method (Debug, Info, etc)?
===
I'm a big fan of [log4net][1], but recently, some (in my department) have questioned its inclusion in our projects because of the seemingly heaviness of each logging method. I would argue that there are better techniques than others, but that's another quest... | 0 | [
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Sanitizing Database Return Data
===
I am wondering what everyone thinks the best method of handling results from your own database is. Other teams may be involved and there is always the chance the procedure/data could be altered and erroneous results would occur. My question is this. Is it better to let and exception... | 0 | [
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Using a the same panel in multiple tabs
===
In the Ajax toolkit you can use a Tab Container and add TabPanels to this.
I have some controls that I want to be able to use across all tabs and the tailor the tabs with other controls as neccessary.
My question is how do I reuse a panel on multiple tabs?
Essentia... | 0 | [
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What are some good techniques for logging your applications?
===
Logging can get complicated, quickly. Considering that you have some code, how do you add logging to it? What library(ies) do you use?
What are some good code techniques for getting the most out of your logging statements while having minimal impact ... | 0 | [
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What would you do when you are about to add some new features to a large (and dirty) codebase which has virtually *NO* unit-testing code?
===
[Martin Fowler][1] says that we should do refactoring before adding new features (given that the original program is not well-structured).
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How to manage shared libraries?
===
Every time I make a project I develop several generic routines/modules/libraries that I expect I'll be using with other projects.
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How to change envelope from adress using PHP mail?
===
I am using PHP with Apache on Linux, with sendmail. I use the PHP mail() function. The email is sent, but the envelope has the Apache_user@localhostname in MAIL FROM (example nobody@conniptin.internal) and some remote mailservers reject this because the domain doe... | 0 | [
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Adding a JAR to an Eclipse Java library
===
How do you add a JAR file to an already existing Java library in Eclipse?
That is, if you look at the Java Build Path for a Java project and click on the Libraries tab, you will see the list of libraries used by the project. If you expand a given library, you will see ... | 0 | [
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imaplib search with gmail?
===
In gmail, I have a bunch of labeled messages.
I'd like to use an IMAP client to get those messages, but I'm not sure what the search incantation is for that.
c = imaplib.IMAP4_SSL('imap.gmail.com')
c.list()
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Creating a compressed (or zipped) folder
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Is there a way to programmatically create a compressed folder in Windows? I can't see a way to do this using the FileSystemObject (although there is the 'Compressed' attribute).
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UTM and MGRS to Latitude/Longitude conversion source-code?
===
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Font size for programming?
===
After reading [this][1] question I installed Consolas. The trouble is, now the text seems too small. I have to adjust it to size 12 to use it comfortably. Anyone else experience this when switching to Consolas (or any other font)? Do my eyes just have to adjust to this new font or is... | 0 | [
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Is there any good or reliable way to figure out where a JavaScript error is using only an Internet Explorer error message?
===
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How to store key-value pairs in application settings at runtime?
===
How can dynamic Key-value pairs of objects be stored in app.config in using the application settings api, at runtime?
I've been trying to get my head around, and I can't find any meaningful example or documentation.
I seems that .Net dictionary... | 0 | [
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Has using the HttpRuntime.Cache changed in ASP.NET MVC?
===
So, I was looking over my standard cache utility when preparing to unit test a controller and thought, hey, is accessing the HttpRuntime.Cache directly considered harmful in MVC?
I wrap the cache in a proxy class that implements a cache-like interface (tho... | 0 | [
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I've just been adding an Index to a table in SQL Server 2005 and it got me thinking. What is the difference between creating 1 index and defining multiple columns over having 1 index per column you want to index.
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Where does the Toolbar Metadata live in Visual Studio on the Filesystem
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My IDE crashes any time I try add a new component to the toolbar. I've already tried Resetting the toolbar.
Where does the the information about the toolbar exist on the filesystem to see what may be the offending control? | 0 | [
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Buildprocess for ActiveX / COM / VB6 enterprise projects
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Getting a System.Type from a type name
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I want to get a System.Type given only the type name in a string.
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MyClass abc = new MyClass();<br><br>
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System.Type type = abc.GetType();<br><br>
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I recall reading somewhere that using references to smart pointers can cause memory corruption. Is this simply because of using the reference of the smart pointer after its been destroyed? Or does the reference counting get messed up?
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Need a way to authenticate to Exchange Web Services
===
I'm using Exchange Web Services to Find, Create, Update, and Delete appointments from the calendars for one or more people. The application would be used by a manager to view employees' vacation time, as well as assign appointments based on availability.
In or... | 0 | [
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Graceful handling of dependent scheduled tasks?
===
Say I've got two scheduled processes: A and B.
Given that B should not run until A has completed, how might I gracefully enforce this dependency?
Approaches that have been considered:
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How to prevent Windows XP from stealing my input Ctrl-Space which is meant to for Emacs
===
I am learning and using Emacs. What I found annoying is that Ctrl-Space input will be stolen by Windows XP to switch the language bar instead of setting the mark in Emacs. Is there a way to temporarily prevent XP from stealin... | 0 | [
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===
I stupidly did a git commit while half asleep, and wrote totally the wrong thing in the commit message, How do I change the commit message? I have not yet pushed the commit to anyone | 0 | [
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Reading compound documents in c#
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I'm starting a project which requires reading outlook msg files in c#. I have the specs for compound documents but am having trouble reading them in c#. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
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How do I find out when the Spring.NET context has loaded?
===
I have a web service running, and it uses Spring.NET for it's IoCness. One of the classes needs to do some stuff when it loads (I'm using <code>AfterPropertiesSet</code>) and "some stuff" involves a call to <code>ContextRegistry.GetContext()</code>. The p... | 0 | [
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How do I make IEditableObject.EndEdit atomic?
===
If I have an Address class that implements ***IEditableObject***, I might have ***EndEdit*** implementation like this:
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if (_editInProgress)
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Is a DVCS useful for one developer?
===
Or would a conventional client-server VCS be more appropriate? I'm currently using TortoiseSVN, but I'm interested in a DVCS, but I'm not sure if it's even a good idea to try to use something like that solo. | 0 | [
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Hashtable implementation for Delphi 5
===
Do you know a good and free Hashtable imlementation for Delphi 5 ?
I need to organize a huge amount of data in a hastable and I am bit worried about memory leak issues that I found in most available implementations on the web.
Tks | 0 | [
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Append XML string block to existing XmlDocument
===
I have an XmlDocument that already exists and is read from a file.
I would like to add a chunk of Xml to a node in the document. Is there a good way to create and add all the nodes without cluttering my code with many .CreateNote and .AppendChild calls?
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Create SQL Table from Excel spreadsheet
===
Is there an easy way to create a table in SQL Server (2005) from an Excel spreadsheet. I'm thinking maybe some tool?
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How can be in conflict mysql with the standard c++ library
===
The problem is that the compiler sais that there is a redefinition of a funciton between a library that belongs to mysql and math.h from the std library
I have been over this for two days and I still can't figure it out. Does this ever happened to someo... | 0 | [
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C++ #include semantics
===
This is a multiple question for the same pre-processing instruction.
##1 - <> or "" ?
Appart from the info found in the MSDN:
<http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/36k2cdd4(VS.80).aspx>
1.a: What are the differences between the two notations?<br>
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Best Cryptography Algorithm?
===
Out of curiosity, what is "the best cryptography algorithm" for you as a programmer, given both security and ease of implementation? | 0 | [
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How do you inherit StringBuilder in vb.net?
===
I want to add my own member to the StringBuilder class, but when I go to create it IntelliSense doesn't bring it up.
public class myStringBuilder()
Inherits System.Text.[StringBuilder should be here]
....
end class
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Reloading configuration without restarting application using ConfigurationManager.RefreshSection
===
Has anyone got this working in a web application?
No matter what I do it seems that my appSettings section (redirected from web.config using appSettings file=".\Site\site.config") does not get reloaded.
Am I do... | 0 | [
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How do I make IEditableObject.EndEdit atomic?
===
If I have an Address object which implements IEditableObject, I might have EndEdit implementation like this:
public void EndEdit()
{
// BeginEdit would set _editInProgress and update *Editing fields;
if (_editInProgress)
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Why does Hibernate try to delete when I try to update/insert? WTF?
===
HELP!
Here's the deal. in my app I have these Hibernate-mapped types (in general, I'm not gonna paste my entire code here):
class RoleRule {
private Role role;
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IE8 loses cookies when opening a new window after a redirect
===
I'm using Internet Explorer 8 beta 2.
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1. Server responds with redirect to http://beta/bar
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What is the optimum limit for URL length? 100, 200+
===
I have an ASP.Net 3.5 platform and windows 2003 server with all the updates. | 0 | [
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What is the best way to change text contained in an XML file using Python?
===
Let's say I have an existing trivial XML file named 'MyData.xml' that contains the following:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<myElement>foo</myElement>
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HTML Frameset alignment
===
Say I have 3 frames in a frameset arranged in 3 rows. Frames 1 and 3 are from my site and frame 2 (the central one) is from an external website. Is there a cunning way to force the browser to centre align the data in frame 2?
I've found a small work-around which uses a frameset within a ... | 0 | [
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Opening named pipes in non-blocking mode in bash
===
I'm looking to call a subprocess with a file descriptor opened to a given pipe <I>in non-blocking mode</I>; otherwise, the open() call hangs waiting for the other side of the pipe to receive a connection.
To demonstrate:
$ mkfifo /tmp/foobar.pipe
$ so... | 0 | [
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Should I Learn NHaml?
===
Should I learn NHaml?
What does it provide me over a classic ASP.NET MVC view? What are the pros and cons?
Are you using it via the [MVC Contrib][1] project?
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How do I indicate a validation requirement to users of my class?
===
I'm implementing a class that wraps around an xml document with a very strictly defined schema. I don't control the schema.
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How do shell text editors work?
===
I'm fairly new at programming, but I've wondered how shell text editors such as vim, emacs, nano, etc are able to control the command-line window. I'm primarily a Windows programmer, so maybe it's different on *nix. As far as I know, it's only possible to print text to a console, ... | 0 | [
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Is O/R Mapping worth it?
===
The expressiveness of the query languages (QL) provided with ORMs can be very powerful. Unfortunately, once you have a fleet of complex queries, and then some puzzling schema or data problem arises, it is very difficult to enlist the DBA help that you need? Here they are, part of the team ... | 0 | [
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What language or RAD IDE do you recommend for building shareware?
===
I'm looking for an IDE for developing commercial desktop applications to be sold over the internet, as a mISV. Windows is a must, while Mac is a nice to have. An important factor is that the technology allows me to create beautiful native UI with ea... | 0 | [
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Anyone Actually Using F# in Production?
===
Is anyone actually using F# in a production environment?
If so, what are you using it for and why did you decided to use F#?
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How to embed a png in an Adobe Illustrator or Expression Design file to create XAML
===
I have an AI file. I paste it into Expression Blend and then export the XAML for use in my WPF project. Works for most of my files, but some export the XAML plus a seperate png file. What can I do so that the png is embedded int... | 0 | [
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Conflict between Google util.js and ASP.NET AJAX?
===
I'm trying to use [Google's jstemplate](http://code.google.com/apis/jstemplate/docs/howto.html) as a client-side templating engine on an ASP.NET page, and it seems to be conflicting with ASP.NET AJAX. The problem is not jstemplate.js but util.js, which it needs as ... | 0 | [
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How to fix precision of variable
===
In c#
double tmp = 3.0 * 0.05;
tmp = 0.15000000000000002
This has to do with money. The value is really $0.15, but the system wants to round it up to $0.16. 0.151 should probably be rounded up to 0.16, but not 0.15000000000000002
What are some ways I can get the cor... | 0 | [
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How to manage external dependencies which are constantly being modified
===
Our development uses lots of open-source code and I'm trying to figure out what the best way to manage these external dependencies.
Our current configuration:
- we are developing for both linux and windows
- We use svn for our own code
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Clearing all cookies with javascript
===
How do you delete all the cookies for the current domain using javascript? | 0 | [
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How can I connect to an Oracle database as SYS using an ADO connection string?
===
I am trying this:
Provider=MSDASQL.1;Persist Security Info=False;User ID=sys;Password=pwd;Initial Catalog=DATABASE;Data Source=OdbcDataSource;DBA Privilege=SYSDBA
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Bad Database Design - Is my table to large?
===
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Who uses DocBook?
===
I was wondering what people use for Documentation and saw that this had already been asked [here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12537/what-tools-are-used-to-write-documentation)
There seemed to be a lot of votes for LaTeX, I'm an advocate of LaTeX over Word due to its WYGIWYW (What You G... | 0 | [
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Explain this mod_rewrite rule
===
Can anyone explain what this mod_rewrite rule is doing?
I'm trying to comment the file, but the code seems to state the opposite of what I think it's doing
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# Allow specified file types to be accessed
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Java2D: Is it always safe to cast Graphics into Graphics2D
===
Assuming we always use a Sun JVM (say, 1.5+), is it always safe to cast a Graphics reference to Graphics2D?
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How to add to a textbox the red line (like bad spelling in Word)?
===
How can we produce the effect of the red line under a bad spelling word like the image below :
![alt text][1]
[1]: http://spellbound.sourceforge.net/images/options_285x395.png
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401 when POSTing using HttpWebRequest (yes I used Credentials)
===
I'm using HttpWebRequest to pull down XML, and POST data back to a 'WebService' and getting a 401 on the POST.
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How to resolve a JAVA Rounding Double issue
===
Seems like the substraction is triggering somekind of issue and the resulting value is wrong.
double tempCommission = targetPremium.doubleValue() * rate.doubleValue() / 100d;
78.75 = 787.5 * 10.0/100d
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How do I make a tag cloud in ASP.NET?
===
I'm venturing into web programming for the first time and would like a nice way to display a frequency indicator of some data, in the form of a [tag cloud](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_cloud).
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How to change an Eclipse default project to a java project?
===
I checked out a project from SVN and did not specify the project type, so it checked out as a "default" project. What is the easiest way to quickly convert this to a "Java" project?
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Which online eBook reference library do you use?
===
I use Safari Books Online as a reference library and to evaluate book before I decide to buy a paper copy, but it doesn't include any Apress books. Is there a better alternative you would recommend? | 4 | [
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configure knotify to execute a custom command
===
on KDE, there's a possibility to execute a command when some event happen.
for example one can execute a script when kmail receives a mail or when a akregator fetches a new feed.
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===
Can VBA code instantiate and use of .NET objects? The specific class I'm interested in is System.IO.Compression.GZipStream. | 0 | [
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CodeRush - Export type to file missing?
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