text stringlengths 0 30.5k | title stringclasses 1
value | embeddings listlengths 768 768 |
|---|---|---|
reader is never passed to outsiders and I can trust the code that parses the xml stream, (which is written by myself), so I'd rather force each node to be responsible for the amount of data they steal from the stream than using the not-so-thin-in-the-end ReadSubtree() function to just save a few lines of code.
ReadSubT... | [
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the new Reader starts out at 0. It is a pretty thin wrapper, so you won't be using any more resources than you would if you used the original XmlReader directly, In the example you gave, it is rather likely that you aren't really getting much out of the subtree reader.
The big advantage in your case would be that the ... | [
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the code to only read its own subtree.
As Will noted, you never want to call GC.Collect(). It will never improve performance. | [
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I've had a *serious* issue with my Visual Studio 2008 setup. I receive the ever-so-useful error 'A problem has been encountered while loading the setup components. Canceling setup.' whenever I try to uninstall, reinstall or repair Visual Studio 2008 (team system version). If I can't resolve this issue I have no choice ... | [
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useless.
Note I installed VS2005 shell version using the vs\_setup.msi file in the SQL Server folder *after* I had installed VS2008, in order to gain access to the SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services designer in Business Intelligence Development Studio (this is inexplicably unavailable in VS2008).
Does anyone have any... | [
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tool](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=105801) which has successfully uninstalled VS2008 for me and saved me hours of work!!
Hopefully this might be useful to others. Doesn't speak highly of MS's faith in their usual VS maintenance tools that they have to provide this as well! | [
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I want to set a background image for a div, in a way that it is in the upper **RIGHT** of the div, but with a fixed `10px` distance from top and right.
Here is how I would do that if wanted it in the upper **LEFT** of the div:
```
background: url(images/img06.gif) no-repeat 10px 10px;
```
Is there anyway to achieve ... | [
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may have to resort to another div, although I'd recommend you only use that as a last resort to try and keep your markup as lean and sementic as possible. | [
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Eg. can I write something like this code:
```
public void InactiveCustomers(IEnumerable<Guid> customerIDs)
{
//...
myAdoCommand.CommandText =
"UPDATE Customer SET Active = 0 WHERE CustomerID in (@CustomerIDs)";
myAdoCommand.Parameters["@CustomerIDs"].Value = customerIDs;
//...
}
```
The only ... | [
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then use for joins. As of **Sql Server 2005**, this is standard practice for dealing with parameters that need to hold arrays.
Here's a good article on various ways to deal with this problem:
[Passing a list/array to an SQL Server stored procedure](http://vyaskn.tripod.com/passing_arrays_to_stored_procedures.htm)
Bu... | [
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I am quite happy to code out tables by hand when making a database but it's not the easiest way to convey information about a database to someone else, especially someone that's not so comfortable coding the tables via a script and would instead use something such at phpMyAdmin.
Is there thus a free program (for me to... | [
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diagram or the code as chosen by the user?
Well on the PC you can use **MS Visio** to produce a **DB Entity diagram**.
It will even reverse engineer one from an existing Database.
A pain to set-up the first time you use it, but quite handy thereafter. | [
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How can I horizontally center a `<div>` within another `<div>` using CSS?
```html
<div id="outer">
<div id="inner">Foo foo</div>
</div>
```
You can apply this CSS to the inner `<div>`:
```css
#inner {
width: 50%;
margin: 0 auto;
}
```
Of course, you don't have to set the `width` to `50%`. Any width less than... | [
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here:
```css
#inner {
display: table;
margin: 0 auto;
border: 1px solid black;
}
#outer {
border: 1px solid red;
width:100%
}
```
```html
<div id="outer">
<div id="inner">Foo foo</div>
</div>
```
---
EDIT
----
With `flexbox` it is very easy to style the div horizontally and vertically centered.
```cs... | [
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What is the smartest way to design a math parser? What I mean is a function that takes a math string (like: "2 + 3 / 2 + (2 \* 5)") and returns the calculated value? I did write one in VB6 ages ago but it ended up being way to bloated and not very portable (or smart for that matter...). General ideas, psuedo code or re... | [
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to write a [postfix evaluator](http://scriptasylum.com/tutorials/infix_postfix/algorithms/postfix-evaluation/index.htm). | [
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We have a lot of spreadsheets (xls) in our source code repository. These are usually edited with gnumeric or openoffice.org, and are mostly used to populate databases for unit testing with [dbUnit](http://www.dbunit.org/). There are no easy ways of doing diffs on xls files that I know of, and this makes merging extreme... | [
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e.g. when issuing `git diff`?
We faced the exact same issue in our co. Our tests output excel workbooks. Binary diff was not an option. So we rolled out our own simple command line tool. Check out the [ExcelCompare project](https://github.com/na-ka-na/ExcelCompare). Infact this allows us to automate our tests quite nic... | [
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Do anyone have good ideas of how to modify the toolbar for the WinForms version of the ReportViewer Toolbar?
That is, I want to remove some buttons and varius, but it looks like the solution is to create a brand new toolbar instead of modifying the one that is there.
Like, I had to remove export to excel, and did it t... | [
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= extension.GetType().GetField("m_isVisible", BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic);
fi.SetValue(extension, false);
}
}
```
A bit trickysh if you ask me..
For removing toolbarbuttons, an possible way was to iterate through the Control array inside the ReportViewer and change the Visible propert... | [
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with "Show".
But you are right, you cannot add new buttons. You have to create your own toolbar in order to do this.
What do you mean about new version? There is already a [2008 SP1](http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=bb196d5d-76c2-4a0e-9458-267d22b6aac6&DisplayLang=en) version of it. | [
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I have the following code:
```
ListBox.DataSource = DataSet.Tables("table_name").Select("some_criteria = match")
ListBox.DisplayMember = "name"
```
The [`DataTable.Select()` method](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.datatable.select(VS.80).aspx) returns an array of [`System.Data.DataRow`](http://ms... | [
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How should I determine what to use for a listening socket's backlog parameter? Is it a problem to simply specify a very large number?
From the [docs](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms739168(VS.85).aspx):
> A value for the backlog of SOMAXCONN is a special constant that instructs the underlying service provide... | [
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I've googled the hell out of it, and it seems like there is no way to install gcc on OS X without installing Xcode (which takes at leats 1.5GB of space). All I need is gcc and none of the other junk that comes with Xcode. And at this point, I'll take any other kind of C compiler.
I know I could simply install Xcode, b... | [
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I'm currently installing gcc4 via fink and it's downloading the shared libraries as well. I'll update on the progress.
EDIT 2: Ok, so I successfully installed gcc using fink. BUT, it's pretty much useless: "error: C compiler cannot create executables". After googling around, I found that not having Apple's Developer T... | [
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It has been a few years since I used Actionscript. Back in the day, I made a project that emulated a QTVR panorama (at the time I was using Flash, you could only embed very basic mov files) by simply moving a very long flattened pano image left or right behind a mask. The effect was okay, but not as nice as a real pano... | [
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it now possible to embed a real QTVR?
My advice would be - download [PaperVision](http://blog.papervision3d.org/), cut your image into strips, then arrange these in ring as 3d planes. | [
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How can we connect a `PHP` script to `MS Access (.mdb)` file?
I tried by including following `PHP` code:
```
$db_path = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '\WebUpdate\\' . $file_name . '.mdb';
$cfg_dsn = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" . $db_path;
$odbcconnect = odbc_connect($cfg_dsn, '', '');
```
But it f... | [
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$rS->Fields(1);
while (!$rS->EOF)
{
print $f1->value." ".$f2->value."<br />\n";
$rS->MoveNext();
}
$rS->Close();
$db_conn->Close();
?>
``` | [
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I'm using NHibernate 2 and PostgreSQL in my project. SchemaExport class does a great job generating DDL scheme for database, but it's great until the first application.
Is there any way to generate "migration" DLL (batch of "ALTER TABLE"'s instead of DROP/CREATE pair) using NHibernate mapping files?
Look into [Schema... | [
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What concerns, processes, and questions do you take into account when deciding when and how to cache. Is it always a no win situation?
This presupposes you are stuck with a code base that has been optimized.
I have been working with DotNetNuke most recently for web applications and there are a number of things that I ... | [
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mechanism for the entire site, or do I need multiple solutions?
* What impacts occur if informaiton is somehow out of date? | [
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I have been using ASP.NET for years, but I can never remember when using the # and = are appropriate.
For example:
```
<%= Grid.ClientID %>
```
or
```
<%# Eval("FullName")%>
```
Can someone explain when each should be used so I can keep it straight in my mind? Is # only used in controls that support databinding?... | [
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I use Codesmith to create our code generation templates and have had success in learning how to use the tool by looking at example templates and the built in documentation. However I was wondering if there are any other resources (books, articles, tutorials, etc.) for getting a better grasp of Codesmith?
Have you check... | [
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I have a file I need to move that's already under perforce. Once moved it needs some editing - update the package, etc - appropriate to its new location. Should I submit the move changespec and then reopen it for edit, or can I do this in one go? If so, what is the appropriate sequence of events?
I have done this befor... | [
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those changes.
3. Submit the changes, telling perforce to reopen the files for editing.
4. Make the changes for path, etc., that don't cause compile errors but should be updated.
5. Submit those changes with an appropriate description.
If you want to, however, you could just do all your changes in step (2) above. Perf... | [
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the file into the new path/name, leaving the previous file there. I am assuming that this won't break your build process.
2. Submit the new file, checking it out again for edit after submission.
3. Make the required changes to the new file, and to the project so that you are using the new file.
4. Submit the edits for ... | [
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allows the edits to be cleanly separated from the rename/move, while never leaving the project in a state that won't compile.
Also, why wait for step 6? Sometimes, especially on bigger projects, you might want to move a file that another person is editing. Perforce will helpfully tell you this. By waiting to delete th... | [
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I'm wandering myself what component is the best for displaying fast search results in swing. I want to create something like this, make a text field where user can enter some text, during his entering I'll improve in back end fast search on database, and I want to show data bellow the text box, and he will be able to b... | [
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will be something what ajax gives me on web, same logic same look and feel, if it's possible on desktop application.
Are you looking for something like an AutoComplete component for Java Swing?
[SwingX](https://swingx.dev.java.net/) has such a component. See [here](http://javadesktop.org/swinglabs/build/weekly/latest/... | [
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I have a client who wants a solution to allow delivery people to text (SMS messaging) in that they have completed a pick up at a particular location. What I'm looking for is Code to read an imbound SMS message or a SMS component if appropiate. This would allow me to create a windows service to read the message and upda... | [
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may be no use but I'm sure there'll be an equivalent for your region. | [
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Is it possible to customize the syntax highlighting in Visual Studio 2005? Up to now, I found no way to do this.
In eclipse for example, it's possible to setup custom highlighting.
Do you mean more than just changing the colors -- like defining a new language with its own symbols and keywords? If so,
<http://msdn.mic... | [
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How do you update your SQL sever database when installing your product's update? Are there any tools that will integrate with windows installer?
My typical schema changes are:
* Adding/removing columns
* Adding/removing tables.
* Adding views.
* Adding/alter indexs.
Not sure about integration with the windows installe... | [
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I'm looking for an algorithm to detect if two rectangles intersect (one at an arbitrary angle, the other with only vertical/horizontal lines).
Testing if a corner of one is in the other ALMOST works. It fails if the rectangles form a cross-like shape.
It seems like a good idea to avoid using slopes of the lines, whic... | [
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of an object are on different sides of the line.
The fun thing is, that it's sufficient to just check all edges of the two rectangles. If the rectangles don't overlap one of the edges will be the separating axis.
In 2D you can do this without using slopes. An edge is simply defined as the difference between two verti... | [
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unit-length is not required either.
If you want to test if a point is on one or another side of the line you can just use the dot-product. the sign will tell you which side you're on:
```
// rotated: your rotated edge
// v(n-1) any point from the edge.
// testpoint: the point you want to find out which side it'... | [
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against the edges of rectangle B and vice versa. If you find a separating edge the objects don't intersect (providing all other points in B are on the other side of the edge being tested for - see drawing below). If you find no separating edge either the rectangles are intersecting or one rectangle is contained in the ... | [
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separating edge, as all points in A are in the same half-plane of E. However, it isn't a separating edge because the vertices Vb1 and Vb2 of B are also in that half-plane. It would only have been a separating edge if that had not been the case
<http://www.iassess.com/collision.png> | [
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I`d like to be able to read the content of office documents (for a custom crawler).
The office version that need to be readable are from 2000 to 2007. I mainly want to be crawling words, excel and powerpoint documents.
I don`t want to retrieve the formatting, only the text in it.
The crawler is based on lucene.NET... | [
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assemblies.
Basically, you get the "WholeStory" property out of the Word document, paste it to the clipboard, then pull it from the clipboard while converting it to text format. The clipboard step is presumably done to strip out formatting.
For PowerPoint, you do a similar thing, but you need to loop through the slid... | [
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The following code is in the `/Courses/Detail` action:
```
[AcceptVerbs("GET")]
public ActionResult Detail(int id)
{
ViewData["Title"] = "A View Title";
return View(tmdc.GetCourseById(id));
}
```
The `tmdc.GetCourseById(id)` method returns an instance of type `Course` for the View. In... | [
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handle this?
**Update**
As a workaround, I've changed `ViewData["Title"]` to `ViewData["VIEW_TITLE"]` but would like a cleaner way to handle this collision or to know if this is an expected result.
I was experiencing the same behavior in Visual Studio 2008, and after spending several minutes trying to get the symbo... | [
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debug from there.
In this scenario I was already debugging the JavaScript in [Firebug](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firebug_%28software%29), but I wanted to debug against Internet Explorer as well. | [
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My development team uses source safe at a very basic level. We're moving into some more advanced and extended development cycles and I can't help but think that not using branching and merging in order to manage changes is going to be biting us very soon.
What arguments did you find most useful in order to convince y... | [
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them how to use SourceSafe in an efficient way.
If they are smart enough, they will begin to love the advantages of using a version-control system, and if so, they will soon reach the limits of SourceSafe. That's where they will be the more able to listen to your arguments for switching to a better VCS, could it be a... | [
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how they were acting in my company two years ago), they will be completly reluctant to any argumentation, as good as it could be. | [
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I'm running an c# .net app in an iframe of an asp page on an older site. Accessing the Asp page's session information is somewhat difficult, so I'd like to make my .net app simply verify that it's being called from an approved page, or else immediately halt.
Is there a way for a page to find out the url of it's parent... | [
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I'm sure we all have received the wonderfully vague "Object reference not set to instance of an Object" exception at some time or another. Identifying the object that is the problem is often a tedious task of setting breakpoints and inspecting all members in each statement.
Does anyone have any tricks to easily and e... | [
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allocated/declared, and that the object has not yet been instantiated. Is there a way to extract / identify those details in a caught exception
@ W. Craig Trader
Your explanation that it is a result of a design problem is probably the best answer I could get. I am fairly compulsive with defensive coding and have mana... | [
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is no target object -- that's the point of the exception. The most you can hope for is to trap the file and line number where the exception occurred. If you're having problems identifying which object reference is causing the problem, then you might want to rethink your coding standards, because it sounds like you're d... | [
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exceptions because the method won't work with bad data.
**[Edit to match question edit:]**
I think the NRE description is misleading you. The problem that the CLR is having is that it was asked to dereference an object reference, when the object reference is Null. Take this example program:
```
public class NullPoin... | [
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uninitialized object reference (foo). There's a class and a method, but no object.
---
Re: Chris Marasti-Georg's [answer](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/115573/detecting-what-the-target-object-is-when-nullreferenceexception-is-thrown#115619):
You should never throw NRE yourself -- that's a system exception with... | [
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We have various servers that have many directories shared. It's easy enough to look at the share browser to see what the "top level" shares are, but underneath is a jumbled mess of custom permissions, none of which is documented.
I'd like to enumerate all the shares on the domain (definitely all the 'servers', local P... | [
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will do (even existing software).
For example, I'd like to get:
```
SERVER1\
\-- C: (EVERYONE: Total control, ADMINs, etc. etc.)
\-- (skip anything that is not the same as above)
\-- SuperSecretStuff (Everyone: NO access; Bob: Read access)
SERVER2\
\-- Stuff (some people)
```
etc.
According to the JEdit [f... | [
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I'm using the `cacheCounter` in `CakePHP`, which increments a counter for related fields.
Example, I have a Person table a Source table. Person.source\_id maps to a row in the Source table. Each person has one Source, and each Source has none or many Person rows.
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model for `afterSave` that would subtract the source source\_id, but it always did this even when I wasn't even changing the `source_id`. (So the count went negative).
My question: Is there a way to tell if a field was changed in the model in `CakePHP`?
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foreach ($this->data[$this->alias] as $key =>$value) {
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}
}
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Is there any good alternative to ASpell? It's nice open source, but haven't been updated for a while. The performance is not too good and I am having trouble creating a custom worklist with non-alpha characters.
[Hunspell](http://hunspell.sourceforge.net/). It's what Firefox uses for its spellchecker. | [
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I once wrote this line in a Java class. This compiled fine in Eclipse but not on the command line.
This is on
* Eclipse 3.3
* JDK 1.5
* Windows XP Professional
Any clues?
Error given on the command line is:
```
Icons.java:16: code too large
public static final byte[] compileIcon = { 71, 73, 70, 56, 57... | [
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^
```
The code line in question is:
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