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What is the maximum length of a C#/CLR identifier?
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Which other restrictions are there on names (beside the obvious uniqueness within a scope)?
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Mapstraction as a library to access to Google maps
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Do you suggest [Mapstraction][1] (library) as a layer to access Google maps?
Is it an actively maintained project? Do I stand to again/ lose anything by using this library apart from the primary reason that its provider independent?
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Why does my datagridview repositions on escape.
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I have a DataGridView control on a form in a manged c# project. (.net 2.0)
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@@IDENTITY after INSERT statement always returns 0
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I need a function which executes an INSERT statement on a database and returns the Auto_Increment primary key. I have the following C# code but, while the INSERT statement works fine (I can see the record in the database, the PK is generated correctly and rows == ... | 0 | [
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iis6+httpmodule+This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode
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i am using iis6 ,after write a httpmodule and i got this error?after google the web i find that this problem is cause by the netframework 3.5,then i put this on a machine didn't install net3.5,but the problem still there!! | 0 | [
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Anyone using Microsoft ASML language?
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To me the concept of "Gurevich Abstract State Machine" (formerly known as "evolving algebras") seems very promising to provide a solid fundation to systems behaviours. It could be what relational algebra is for databases: the underlying theoretic fundation.
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Automate file copying from Windows command line
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Does a user need admin rights to install Flash player?
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Will users who do not have admin rights on their computers be able to upgrade to new Flash player version by themselves?
This would be interesting to know for:
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Windows XP/2000/Vista
Macs
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Retriving date in sql server, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP vs GetDate()
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When do you design the GUI first and the backend code later, or vice versa?
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Which is fastest? SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS FROM `table`, or SELECT COUNT(*)
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When you limit the number of rows to be returned by a SQL query, usually used in paging, there are two methods to determine the total number of records:
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===
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Microsoft online e-learning courses any good?
===
There's heaps on the Microsoft website, small 2-hour courses or bundled in packs like this <a href="https://www.microsoftelearning.com/eLearning/offerDetail.aspx?offerPriceId=217346">Collection 6460: Visual Studio 2008: Windows Presentation Foundation</a>
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How to set up Eclipse TPTP
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===
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How to add jars dinamically with jython embedded in Tomcat app?
===
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VB6 Date Datatype: Precision and formatting
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Does anyone know 1) how precise the vb6 Date date type is (by way of fractions of a second) and how to format it to show fractions of a second.
I'm revisiting vb6 after many years absence, and for the life of me can't remember.
The things I used to know . . .
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I have a WCF service and I want to expose it as both a RESTfull service and as a SOAP service.
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window.showModalDialog Page Load not being executed.
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Lazy initialization causing System.ArgumentException in Silverlight 2.0 beta
===
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Create COM component and ActiveX controls in .Net (C#)
===
Is is possible to create COM component and ActiveX controls in .Net (using c# language). I searched internet but i could`t get anything.<br><br>
Thanks,<br>
santhosh | 0 | [
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Visual Studio References and versioning - how does it work?
===
We have several common libs. Ideally we want them all to use the latest version of a dll even if they have been compiled against an older different version (assume the latest version is backward compatible)
e.g we have:<BR>
<BR>
Project dll<BR>
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How to organize C++ test apps and related files?
===
I'm working on a C++ library that (among other stuff) has functions to read config files; and I want to add tests for this. So far, this has lead me to create lots of valid and invalid config files, each with only a few lines that test one specific functionality. Bu... | 0 | [
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Aren't there any better ways of displaying an object other than using hierarchy?
===
I have a class hierarchy as such:
+-- VirtualNode
|
INode --+ +-- SiteNode
| |
+-- AbstractNode --+
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c# indexof n th occurence of a string
===
Unless I am missing an obvious built in method what is the quickest way to get the n th occurrence of a string within a string.
I could loop the indexof method with the start index being updated on each loop but it sounds wasteful to me. | 0 | [
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Access date bug- dd/mm automatically got changed to mm/dd
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where to store uploaded files (sound ,pitctures and video)
===
A while a go I had to developed a music site that allowed audio files to be uploaded to a site and then converted in to various formats using ffmpeg, people would then download the uploaded audio files after purchasing them and a tmp file would be created ... | 0 | [
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Enable ViewState for few controls and disable for others/page
===
When I disable ViewState for the page. It does not allow any other control to use ViewState .. even if I set EnableViewState="true" for that particular control ..
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XSD and Automatic Class / Message Generation
===
What avenues are there for using an XSD to generate message instances? I seem to remember reading about generating classes from XSD, but can't find anything specific now.
BTW, SO is my knowledge sharer of choice, not Google. | 0 | [
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How do I cope with rounding errors on doubles in vb.net?
===
I'm trying to balance a set of currency values using vb.net. The totals for both these values is cast as a double. I'm getting rounding errors in some situations.
What's the best way to avoid this? Is there a type I can use in preference to double? How ... | 0 | [
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Displaying RichText in Crystal Reports
===
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When reviewing requirements specification what "deadly sins" need to be addressed?
===
When reviewing requirements specification (that includes functional, non-functional requirements, constraints etc) however small or large it is what are the "deadly sins" committed by authors to look out for?
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Delphi 7 exception not caught
===
I have some really complicated legacy code I've been working on that crashes when collecting big chunks of data. I've been unable to find the exact reason for the crashes and am trying different ways to solve it or at least recover nicely. The last thing I did was enclose the crashing... | 0 | [
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===
It seems that DrawFrameControl() creates Font and Brush objects, select them into dc, and doesn't delete them. (according to BoundsChecker messages). Does anyone faced such thing? | 0 | [
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How do I detect Mobile Safari server side using PHP?
===
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What's the fastest way to delete a large folder in Windows?
===
I want to delete a folder that contains thousands of files and folders. If I use Windows Explorer to delete the folder it can take 10-15 minutes (not always, but often). Is there a faster way in Windows to delete folders?
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What's a good book to learn about technical writing?
===
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Groovy question: "except" syntax?
===
I am a total Groovy newbie. I saw the following code on http://docs.huihoo.com/grails/1.0.3/ref/Controllers/beforeInterceptor.html
def beforeInterceptor = [action:this.&auth,except:'login']
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How to generate a range of numbers in Mysql
===
How do I generate a range of consecutive numbers (one per line) from a mysql query so that I can insert them into a table?
for example :
nr
1
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I would like to use only mysql for this (not php or other languages)
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Can you use Amazon S3 via Flex?
===
Due to the lack of clientaccesspolicy.xml, there appears to be problems with using Amazon S3 via Flex. Are there any work arounds? | 0 | [
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Transitioning from WinForms to AJAX, what do I need to know?
===
I currently have a functioning in-house Windows Forms application which extensively uses the DataGridView control for data entry. There are some support issues which are expected when we roll this out to more locations, so one of our consultants has reco... | 0 | [
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Best security practices in Linux
===
What security best-practices would you strongly recommend in maintaining a Linux server? (i.e. bring up a firewall, disable unnecessary services, beware of suid executables, and so on.)
Also: is there a definitive reference on Selinux?
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How to determine what log level to use?
===
The log levels WARN, ERROR and FATAL are pretty clear. But when is something DEBUG, and when INFO?
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ResultSet: Retrieving column values by index versus retrieving by label
===
When using JDBC, I often come across constructs like
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while (rs.next()) {
int id = rs.getInt(1);
// Some other actions
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Is it possible to specify web service credentials in your web.config?
===
I need to configure a website to access a webservice on another machine, via a proxy. I can configure the website to use a proxy, but I can't find a way of specifying the credentials that the proxy requires, is that possible? Here is my curren... | 0 | [
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How to extract common named_scopes from ActiveRecord models
===
I have named_scope which is reused in multiple ActiveRecord models.
For example:
named_scope :limit, lambda {|limit| {:limit => limit}}
What is the best practice to extract this code to be shared across models.
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What's the best way to cache a user control or it's associated data in asp.net mvc
===
I am in the middle of implementing an application using ASP.NET MVC and would love to cache the data passed to user controls or the output rendering on some user controls that I render using the Html.RenderPartial, that way I don't ... | 0 | [
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How have you customised work items in Team System?
===
At my company we use the default agile process template with some modificiations. One modification we have made is added a field that indicates how to report time spent on a work item.
What customisations of the default process templates have you made? Have yo... | 0 | [
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Capturing the Console Output
===
Hi i want to invoke the Console application from my application but i would like to capture all the output generated in the console. (Remember, i dont want to save the information first in a file and then relist as i would love to receive it as live) | 0 | [
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SMTP with CRAM_MD5 in java
===
i need to send email throug a (external)SMTP server from java
however this server wil only accept CRAM_MD5 authentication, wich is not supported by javamail.
what would be a good way to get these emails send?
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IPv6 and ports
===
How do ports (or their functional equivalent) work with IPv6?
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Interesting UTF-8 Yahoo File Download Headers
===
My company runs a webmail service, and we were trying to diagnose a problem with Word downloads not opening automatically - the same *.doc file download from Yahoo Mail would open, but one from ours would not.
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===
I can hookup to AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException to log exceptions from background threads, but how do I prevent them terminating the runtime? | 0 | [
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Splitting a semicolon-separated string to a dictionary, in Python
===
I have a string that looks like this:
"Name1=Value1;Name2=Value2;Name3=Value3"
Is there a built-in class/function in Python that will take that string and construct a dictionary, as though I had done this:
dict = {
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The most flexible framework architecture for web development?
===
Obviously, there is no one single solution that would satisfy everyone's needs; an architecture is always a trade-off. I want to create a framework, originally aimed at <acronym title="Rapid Application Development">RAD</acronym> of web games. Target la... | 0 | [
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What content type to force download of text response?
===
I need to stream a file to the Response for saving on the end user's machine. The file is plain text, so what content type can I use to prevent the text being displayed in the browser? | 0 | [
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jQuery CSS selectors in IE
===
The following works in Firefox, but breaks in IE7 & 8:
$("#my-first-div, #my-second-div").hide();
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Best Practice: Erlang Application Deploy on windows.
===
When deploying a ready to use erlang application I **don't** want the user to
- Find the right erl release on the
internet.
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- read a readme
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===
How to make ASP.net file upload control with resume, without file size limitation and with secure connection?
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===
If I am passing an object to a method, why should I use the ref keyword? Isn't this the default behaviour anyway?
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Best way to test if a website is alive from a C# applicaiton
===
I am looking for the best way to test if a website is alive from a C# application.
**Background**<br/>
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===
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Configuration file with list of key-value pairs in python
===
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How do I catch ClassCastException?
===
I'm trying to catch a ClassCastException when deserializing an object from xml.
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C# - How to change HTML elements attributes
===
My master page contains a list as shown here. What I'd like to do though, is add the "class=active" attribute to the list li thats currently active but I have no idea how to do this. I know that the code goes in the aspx page's page_load event, but no idea how to access ... | 0 | [
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Can I speed up the YUI layout manager, when I have a large table on the page?
===
I am using the YUI layout manager which seems to work at an OK speed. However if the page contains a large `<Table>` with about 500 rows. The YUI `render()` function takes about a **minute** longer to run.
When I open the same page wi... | 0 | [
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Remote log viewer for Java/Glassfish log files
===
I'm looking for a log viewer with similar capablilties as Chainsaw, in which I can tail Glassfish log files over for instance SSH/SCP. Does anyone know if such a tool exist? | 0 | [
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[C lib] Adding a TLS/SSL layer to communications..?
===
My stuff is made with several components among which some are written in C. As I would like to add some security features, I am thinking of communicating over an SSL/TLS layer.
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iPhone "Web Site Error"
===
I'm writing server-side programs in PHP for an iPhone app. And I have no iPhone. :P
The iPhone app requests XML files from the site whenever a user runs the iPhone app. You may visit http://www.appvee.com/iphone/ads or http://www.appvee.com/iphone/latest for the XML files.
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Generate Multiple and Filtered Drop + Create Stored Procedures
===
I have this script:
select name,create_date,modify_date from sys.procedures order by modify_date desc
I can see what procedures were modified lately.
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Importing Delphi Web Services into Java
===
I have a web server built in Delphi, and I'm trying to import its web services on Java (I'm using Eclipse IDE). The Web Services Explorer recognice it, but when trying to import, the wizard says there's an "unexpected attribute" and cannot import it.
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What is the best automated system testing approach?
===
The system consists of a hardware device and a PC. The PC runs a GUI that controls the hardware device. To test the device various test hardware is used that can be controlled by RS232 or GPIB.
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How to stop Excel to prompt to reopen a workbook.
===
I have a readonly Excel workbook containing a VBA application. The application saves any data that needs to be saved in a database, and the workbook is always closed without saving (by setting ThisWorkbook.Saved = True in BeforeClose).
I have the following prob... | 0 | [
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Java core API anti-Patterns. What is wrong?
===
Despite that the work of the guys from SUN with the Java core API is awesome, as they are humans, are not error prone. I have read in several books some criticism about Some huge mistakes that (my guess) are still there for backward compatibility and legacy code. My ques... | 0 | [
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What ReSharper 4.0 templates for C# do you use?
===
What ReSharper 4.0 templates for **C#** do you use?
Let's share these in the following format:
----------
**shortcut**: [Description]
// Resharper template code snippet
// comes here
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Large File Download - Connection With Server Reset
===
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WCF Custom Http Proxy Authentication
===
Is it possible to provide WCF with a custom proxy address and custom credentials?
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Are there any text based "timesheet" or "work log" JSON or YAML formats which I can use to record time spent on tasks?
===
I just need a simple JSON or YAML (or other) text based format for recording the time I spend on tasks. I prefer to do as much work as possible in my text editor (e text editor) so it is more nat... | 0 | [
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Tools for finding Shared Mutable data bugs in Java
===
I have a large legacy system to maintain. The codebase uses threads all over the place and those threads share a lot of mutable data. I know, sounds bad. Anyway, don't answer "rewrite the whole application from scratch" or I'll vote you down :-) I have tried to ru... | 0 | [
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Implementing LDAP compliance
===
I'm working profesionally on a php web application which contains contacts, among other data. I was wondering how hard it would be to make this data available to external programs using the LDAP protocol.
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How to expose objects through WCF?
===
My project is split up into a typical 3 layer structure for a Silverlight app. That is:
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- A middle layer which is a WCF service which communicates with;
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Resources and communities for data caching methodology
===
The subject on data chaching within software systems must be one of the oldest ever in the software design community. However, being such a vast subject also makes it hard to locate good resources about it.
Please share your pointers to serious resources an... | 0 | [
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How to create a route like "/x/{*path}/y" in ASP.NET routing?
===
I have routes like "x/{*path}" where the `path` parameter is used by the controller to navigate a tree structure to end up with a resource which is served to the client.
I would now like to extend this scheme in an orthogonal fashion with other contr... | 0 | [
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Can I add ASP.NET AJAX Extentions to a page programmatically (server side)?
===
In a page, on the load event, I am dynamically creating controls for display on the page. This is all working properly. the trouble I am having is when adding extenders from the AJAX control toolkit, specifically I am trying to add rounded... | 0 | [
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How do i return an exit code from a VBA\VB6 console application
===
Have an old vbs script file being kicked off by an AutoSys job. Can I, and how do i return an int return value to indicate success or failure.
Thanks
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Code Coverage and Blame
===
Has anyone seen a tool that will integrate code coverage results with SCM/VCS to attribute untested lines of code to developers?
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glBlendFunc and alpha blending
===
I want to know how the glBlendFunc works. For example, i have 2 gl textures, where the alpha is on tex1, i want to have alpha in my final image. Where the color is on tex1, i want the color from tex2 to be. | 0 | [
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How to get all the controls in page using javascript in ASP.net page.
===
I am having a page with tab control and each control has almost 15 controls.totally there are 10 tabs. totally there are about 150 controls in a page(controls like drop down list, textbox, radiobutton, listbox only).
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Best solution for modifying a key in a record while selecting on it
===
I have an UPDATE sql command that modifies a Date/Time field in a particular table. This table has two keys, ProductionCode and TestTime, which is what is being modified. The Production Code never changes for a particular record, but often a user ... | 0 | [
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What is the single task in your development activity you would like to see automated?
===
What is that single action you do over and over again during your development time?
What task eats your development time like nothing else?
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Can not operate ObservableCollection in multi threads
===
It seems the ObservableCollection only support add, remove, clear operation from the UI thread, It throw Not Support Exception if it is operated by a NO UI thread. I tried to override methods of ObservableCollection, unfortunatly, I met lots of problems.
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jQuery sortables
===
I'm using the sortable function in jquery to sequence a faq list. Needless to say, i'm new to this concept. Anybody have any good examples of the backend for this. I have the front working fine, but updating the sequence in the database is another story. My backend is ColdFusion btw.
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Replacing or Removing a new line with something else but only between single or double quotes using PHP on a CSV file
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Cross-platform, cross-browser way to play sound from Javascript?
===
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Implement validation as a method or as a property?
===
I have an object that needs a test if the object data is valid. The validation itself would be called from the thread that instatiated the object, it looks like this:
{
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Is there a FOSS batch compiling solution for Delphi that takes version as an input parameter?
===
Is there a FOSS batch compiling solution for Delphi that takes version as an input parameter?
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Missing Workflow project templates in Visual Studio 2008
===
I cannot add workflow item to my WPF project.
I create a new WPF project and want to add a sequential workflow. When I do "Add new item" there is no item template to select.
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Unit test Custom membership provider with NUnit throws null reference error
===
Trying to create a user account in a test. But getting a Object reference is not set to an instanve of an object error when running it.
Here's my MemberShip provider class, it's in a class library MyCompany.MyApp.Domain.dll:
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