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jQuery: how to change title of document during .ready() ?
===
I am using some nested layouts in Ruby on Rails, and in one of the layouts i have a need to read in a string from a div and set that as the title of the document. What is correct way (if any) to set the title of the document?
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Detecting when a user leaves a page / browser in Flex
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I have an HTML wrapper that contains a Flex application, is there an Event that I can listen on, that is triggered when a user leaves the HTML wrapper either by navigation arrows or closing the browser?
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Designing Game Objects
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I recently started working on a small game for my own amusement, using Microsoft XNA and C#. My question is in regards to designing a game object and the objects that inherit it. I'm going to define a game object as something that can be rendered on screen. So for this, I decided to make a b... | 0 | [
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Generating a Reporting Services 2005 PDF report and storing it on disk
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Is there an easy way to generate a PDF report from an RDL that's been uploaded to Report Manager and put that file somewhere on the server's disk? I already have a location on disk to put the file, I just need to know how to programmatically ge... | 0 | [
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How do I time a method's execution in Java?
===
It seems like it should be simpler than it is to get a method's execution time. Is there a Timer utility class for things like timing how long a task takes, etc? Most of the searches on Google return results for timers that schedule threads and tasks, which is not what... | 0 | [
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How can I expose a C ODBC connection to a JVM using JNI?
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I'm embedding a JRE in an existing C application using the invocation API, and
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Ctor with no arguments
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Is there any good reason that an empty set of brackets isn't valid for calling the default ctor in c++?
MyObject object; // ok - default ctor
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jQuery DIV click, with anchors
===
To make click-able divs, I do:
<div class="clickable" url="http://google.com">
blah blah
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$("div.clickable").click(
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Multi-site login ala Google.
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Not sure if the title is quite right for the question but I can't think of any other way to put it..
Suppose you wanted to create multiple different web apps, but you wanted a user who was logged into one app to be able to go straight to your other app without re-logging in (assumin... | 0 | [
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HTTP input filter like mod_security for WebSphere?
===
Does WebSphere offer an HTTP input filter / firewall like mod_security?
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Editing tables with MSHTML
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Is there a way to create/edit a table using MSHTML without resorting to editing the underlying HTML? | 0 | [
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===
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Which Visual Studio debugger features are missing from WinDbg?
===
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Twiki/Source Control with fine-grained permissions for internal and external use
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Proper naming of enum values for C#
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How to preview git-pull without doing fetch?
===
Is it even possible?
Basically, there's a remote repository from which I pull using just:
git pull
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Change Windows Mobile 6.1 Theme Programmatically
===
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DataReader or DataSet when pulling multiple recordsets in ASP.NET
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I've got an ASP.NET page that has a bunch of controls that need to be populated (e.g. dropdown lists).
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What are the limits of ruby on rails?
===
I have a memory of talking to people who have got so far in using Ruby on Rails and then had to abandon it when they have hit limits, or found it was ultimately too rigid. I forget the details but it may have had to do with using more than one database.
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===
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Get the Primary Key of a new Entry
===
I have a number of child tables that have a foreign key to a parent table.
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Can Delphi 2009 in English and in French coexist on the same machine?
===
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I've been programming in C++ for a few years, and I've used STL quite a bit and have created my own template classes a few times to see how it's done.
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Equation Solvers for C++
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I need to solve a few mathematical equations in my application. Here's a typical example of such an equation:
a + b * c - d / e = a
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Updateable (and persistable) dataset based on a join - possible with ADO.Net???
===
So lets say I have a dataset based on:
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C# Save Dialog box
===
I've got a save dialog box which pops up when i press a button. However i dont want to save a file at that point, i want to take the name and place it in the text box next to the button, for the name to be used later.
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Is it a good idea to use Active Directory user login to your application.
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I am developing a web based intranet for my company. I just want to know is it a good thing for users to login the application using the active directory login details or shall i create a login together with the application db.
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How can I dynamically change the Active Record database for all models in Ruby on Rails?
===
In our program, each customer gets their own database. We e-mail them a link that connects them to their database. The link contains a GUID that lets us know which database to connect to.
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Delphi versus C++ Builder - Which is Better Choice for a Java Programmer Doing Win32
===
I'm a pretty experienced Java programmer that's been quite a bit of Win32 stuff in the last couple of years. Mainly I've been using VB6, but I really need to move to something better.
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C# WinFroms UserControl Mouse Event Help
===
I have a custom control that I created for my project. In this control there are several child controls like a Label, a PictureBox, and a LinkLabel. Other then the LinkLabel, I want the mouse over event currently on the parent control. The background color changes when you ... | 0 | [
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How do you open a hxs file?
===
I understand that a hxs file is a compiled help file, a replacement for .chm files, but I can't seem to open them.
I've read that you read them with the help explorer, dexplore.exe found here:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Help 9\dexplore.exe
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Losing Button.Click events after first partial postback in UpdatePanel
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How to display DateTime with an abbreviated Time Zone?
===
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Enforce the use of the "this" and "base" at compile-time in Visual Studio/C#
===
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Programatically access weather info
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I am looking for a web weather service in the United States that will allow links to be created with the latitude and longitude. Ideally it would show the radar imagery for that location, but just a simple "Sunny, 78F" would suffice as well.
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C# Abstract class, using anonymous instead of declaring concerete class?
===
I have an abstract class and I would like to use it quickly by NOT create a concrete class that inherit the abstract class. Well, to define the abstract method anonymously.
Something like that:
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Can I make JUnit more verbose?
===
I'd like to have it yell hooray whenever an assert statement succeeds, or at the very least have it display the number of successful assert statements that were encountered.
I'm using JUnit4.
Any suggestions?
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C++: Asterisks and Pointers
===
I've recently decided that I just have to finally learn C/C++, and there is one thing I do not really understand about pointers or more precisely, their definition.
How about these examples:
1. int* test;
2. int *test;
3. int * test;
4. int* test,test2;
5. int *test,test2;
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How do you add dynamic 'where' clauses to a linq query?
===
I've got a User table with a bitmask that contains the user's roles. The linq query below returns all the users whose roles include 1, 4 or 16.
var users = from u in dc.Users
where ((u.UserRolesBitmask & 1) == 1)
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What does the setting WorkArounds2=8192 do on an ODBC connection?
===
My company has a 3rd party application that runs on a [Progress][1] database. I've been building an application on top of their database using an ODBC connection.
One of the "quirks" of Progress is that it doesn't honor SQL column widths, so it ... | 0 | [
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Mocks or real classes?
===
Classes that use other classes (as members, or as arguments to methods) need instances that behave properly for unit test. If you have these classes available and they introduce no additional dependencies, isn't it better to use the real thing instead of a mock? | 0 | [
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Sharepoint InputFormSection control look-a-like
===
I'm looking for a similar control to the InputFormSection control in Sharepoint that I want to use in a regular web page that doesn't run in the context of Sharepoint. Here's how the inputformsection looks like : [http://graegert.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/moss_a... | 0 | [
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LINQ inner join betwenn Enumerable and DB Table
===
I'm trying to determine which records to delete from a database when a user submits a form.
The page has two CheckBoxList one representing the records before modification and one after.
I can easily get the selected values that need to be deleted like this...
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Create Generic List from a subclass
===
Option Explicit On
Option Strict On
Public Class Class1
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Public Sub New()
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End Sub
End Class
Public Class A
End Class
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Mixed syntax for control structures generating syntax errors
===
I'm refactoring some PHP code and discovered that certain nested combinations of
if () :
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if () {
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graphical open source text editor for large text files
===
Is there an open source alternative (similar to ultraedit) to handle files with filesize >200 MByte? | 0 | [
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Using javascript and jquery, to populate related select boxes with array structure
===
Using answers to [this question][1], I have been able to populate a select box based on the selection of another select box. ( [I posted my answer here][2]) Pulling the data from an array structure built server-side, stored in a .js... | 0 | [
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How do i set a click event for a form
===
I have a c# form (let's call it MainForm) with a number of custom controls on it. I'd like to have the MainForm.OnClick() method fire anytime someone clicks on the form regardless of whether the click happened on the form or if the click was on one of the custom controls. I'm ... | 0 | [
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What's the proper use of php.ini's session.save_path?
===
I'm running PHP on Windows/IIS.
My session variables don't seem to be preserved from page-to-page.
This code…
//echos out the session variables in a nice format for inspection
echo "<p><pre>";
print_r($_SESSION);
echo "</pre><... | 0 | [
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How do you deal with connection strings when deploying an ASP.NET site?
===
Right now our test and production databases are on the same server, but with different names. Deploying has meant editing Web.config to change all the connection strings for the correct database. A step which I forget all too frequently...
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Obtaining MP3 Audio Compression Library
===
I would like to find out where I would be able to find the MP3 library, for implementation in an Operating System. Thanks. | 0 | [
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MOSS 2007 Document Library - choice column not displaying selected value
===
I have something funky going on with MOSS & was wondering if anyone out there has seen anything like it:
I have a document library in MOSS that has several custom columns added to it. I have a column of type choice. For one document in t... | 0 | [
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Is there a master list of the Big-O notation for everything?
===
Is there a master list of the Big-O notation for everything? Data structures, algorithms, operations performed on each, average-case, worst-case, etc. | 0 | [
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Display an invalid default value in a DataGridViewComboBoxColumn
===
I have a DataGridViewComboBoxColumn in a DataGridView in a windows application. The user can change settings elsewhere to potentially invalidate a selection in a DataGridViewComboBoxColumn. I have a requirement to retain/display the invalid item wh... | 0 | [
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How to filter items from a std::map?
===
I have roughly the following code. Could this be made nicer or more efficient? Perhaps using `std::remove_if`? Can you remove items from the map while traversing it? Can we avoid using the temporary map?
typedef std::map<Action, What> Actions;
static Actions _action... | 0 | [
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Single-row subqueries in Oracle -- what is the join plan?
===
I've just discovered that Oracle lets you do the following:
SELECT foo.a, (SELECT c
FROM bar
WHERE foo.a = bar.a)
from foo
As long as only one row in bar matches any row in foo.
The explain plan I... | 0 | [
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Best way to access Java classes from C++? (better than using JNI directly)
===
I have to integrate a large Java library in a quite large C++ application. A solution is to use JNI but this requires to hand code all the classes. Python has, for example, a wonderful solution with JPype (http://jpype.sourceforge.net/) th... | 0 | [
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SQL Express for production?
===
Is using SQL Express in a production environment a reasonable choice?
I looked at Microsoft's comparison chart:
[http://www.microsoft.com/sql/prodinfo/features/compare-features.mspx][1]
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===
Being an aspiring Apple developer, I want to get the opinions of the community if it is better to learn C first before moving into Objective-C and ultimately the Cocoa Framework?
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Is there an online system to support donations to individuals in need?
===
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Bold text for a tab control
===
I'd like to bold the text for a tab page under certain conditions (not, necessarily, GotFocus). Is it true the only 'er easiest way to do this is by overriding the DrawItem event for the tab control?
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=355093
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What is the best practice in defining Soap Service (generic vs. specific operation)?
===
My situation is as follows:
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airport --is in--> city --is in--> country --is in--> continent
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Visual Studio Express any good ?
===
We all know Visual Studio is one of the best IDEs out there but what about the free Express edition. Is it any good ? Would any of you use it for serious work ? | 4 | [
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Does anyone have experience with ZFS?
===
I am considering to adopt [ZFS](http://opensolaris.org/os/community/zfs/) and I would be happy to know your experience in both production and testing environment. | 4 | [
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Using "super" in C++
===
My style of coding includes the following idiom:
class Derived : public Base
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public :
typedef super Base ; // note that it could be hidden in protected section, instead
// Etc.
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How do I convert a list of ascii values to a string in python?
===
I've got a list in a Python program that contains a series of numbers, which are themselves ASCII values. How do I convert this into a "regular" string that I can echo to the screen? | 0 | [
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How can I delete (not disable) ActiveX add-ons in Internet Explorer (7 and 8 Beta 2)?
===
I'm developing a solution which uses an ActiveX control (a commercial one which we bought and that I did not develop). I need to develop the proper installation pages to simulate what happens when a user who has never visited the... | 0 | [
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How do I initialize a Service Object when Self-Hosting in WCF
===
I am hosting a service within a Windows Service.
The following snippet instantiates the ServiceHost object:
Host = new ServiceHost(typeof(Services.DocumentInfoService));
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Remove Last Row Databound DataGridView C#
===
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Determine Time Zone Offset in T-SQL
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My database application is going to be deployed at multiple sites in different time zones.
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Can anyone recommend an efficient UDP messaging framework for Java?
===
I need to be able to send compact messages (ideally small enough to fit into a single UDP packet) from Java. It needs to be as efficient as possible - can anyone give me any pointers (other than constructing them manually)? | 0 | [
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===
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Using Office Ribbon in a Word Processor
===
I heard Microsoft allows use of commercially available Office UI controls, with the exception of competing products, such as a word processor or spreadsheet app, etc.
How true is that?
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Map *.domain.com to a single address
===
I´m not sure if this is really a programming question, but it's related to what I'm doing which is... I'm developing a web site that will have a lot of <names>.domain.com, and based on what <names> contain, the web site will show diffrent content.
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How does pubsub work in opensocial?
===
I'm trying to design an app based on the [opensocial API][1] and I'm uncertain of how the [pubsub][2] apparatus will work. This appears to be analogous to a unix pipe, or perhaps an rss feed.
Is a channel persistent across browsers / computers? That is, can I subscribe to c... | 0 | [
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Doesn't the ability to cast defeat the purpose of typed variables?
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So, I'm working under the assumption that we have typed languages because we make a lot of mistakes... so typing is one way to have the compiler do a lot of checks for us and help us out a bit (please let me know if it is my assumptions that's inco... | 0 | [
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How do you determine if a JDBC Connection was retrieved from a JTA enabled DataSource or straight JDBC?
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I'm using a vendor API to obtain a JDBC connection to the application's database. The API works when running in the application server or when running in a stand-alone mode. I want to run a series of SQL stateme... | 0 | [
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How to do something to each file in a directory with a batch script
===
How do you iterate over each file in a directory with a .bat or .cmd file?
For simplicity please provide an answer that just echo's the filename or file path. | 0 | [
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What's the best approach to printing/reporting from WPF?
===
I have an upcoming project which will have to be able to print simple reports from its data. It'll be WPF-based, and I'm wondering which way to go.
I know that WPF introduces its own printing technology (based on XPS) which looks quite easy to use. Howeve... | 0 | [
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string symbol manipulation in batch files?
===
Is there a way to take substrings of a string with .bat/.cmd files?
For example given the string "hello.txt" is there a way to strip the .txt? | 0 | [
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Best free resource for learning advanced batch-file usage?
===
What are the best free resources for learning advanced batch-file usage?
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Makefile If-Then Else and Loops
===
Can someone explain how to use if-then statements and for loops in Makefiles? I can't seem to find any good documentation with examples. | 0 | [
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===
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Prevent Silverlight ListBox vertical scrollbar from being displayed
===
I have a ListBox which displays items of variable height. I want to show as many items as will fit in the available space, without showing a vertical scrollbar. Other than surgery on the ListBox item template, is there a way to only show the numbe... | 0 | [
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Is there a free implementation of Ada?
===
I looked at the AdaCore site, as well as for A# (which now appears to be owned by AdaCore) and neither appear to be free (although I could have misread something). Any recommendations? | 0 | [
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How to use the tar -I option
===
I'm trying to tar up all the *.class files only on a Solaris box under a certain directory.
Reading the man pages for tar made it seem like the -I option is what I wanted.
This is what I've tried from the dir in question:
find . -name "*.class" >> ~/includes.txt
tar cvf ... | 0 | [
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What's the best/easiest way to manipulate ActiveX objects in Java?
===
I want to open and manipulate Excel files with ActiveX. I've had success with Python's [Win32 Extensions][1] and Groovy's [Scriptom][2] libraries on other projects but need to do this is pure Java this time if possible.
I've tried the [Jacob ... | 0 | [
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Replace patterns that are inside delimiters using a regular expression call
===
I need to clip out all the occurances of the pattern '--' that are *inside* single quotes in long string (leaving intact the ones that are outside single quotes).
Is there a regular expression way of doing this?
(using it with an iter... | 0 | [
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Any free or commercial Blogging engine recommendations?
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I've recently been thinking about moving from Live Spaces and hosting my own blog. I'm not keen to write my own blog engine from scratch (time constraints, etc).
What kind of functionality should I be looking for in a free or commercial solution? Sitemap... | 2 | [
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In the Django admin interface, is there a way to duplicate an item?
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Just wondering if there is an easy way to add the functionality to duplicate an existing listing in the admin interface?
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asp.net output data from DB without any html markup
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I'm new to jquery and asp.net so please forgive if this is an obvious question. I'm using a jquery autocomplete plugin which requires that the page it looks up asynchronously for data is in this format as pure text only:
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Close Browser Window after Form Post
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Here's my situation.
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Any good cherrypy tutorials or videos?
===
I am looking for a good in-depth tutorial to get me going on CherryPy (www.cherrypy.org) and haven't been able to find one on Google. The CherryPy website has a tutorial, but it is rather simple and doesn't discuss more than the basic aspects of CherryPy.
I am not interes... | 0 | [
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Is there an equivalent to Java's HashSet in vbscript?
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I have to write something in vbscript that need to use a unique set. I am looking for something akin to Java's HashSet, is this already in vbscript or do I have to write my own? | 0 | [
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Unobtrusive Javascript rich text editor?
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We've used the no-longer-supported RichTextBox control as part of our (ASP.NET-based) CMS for a long time, and we'd like to replace it with something lighter-weight and with better cross-browser support. We were originally looking at various ASP.NET components, but I'm wond... | 0 | [
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