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Ambient Occlusion Shader Effect in WPF?
===
I guess this is a multi-part question.
I can import a 3D model into my WPF application but how do I apply an ambient occlusion shader effect to it?
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Tools and methods for live-monitoring ASP.NET web applications?
===
I think many developers know that uncomfortable feeling when users tell them that *"The application is slow (again)."*
In a complex web application there can be **many possible reasons** for a degradation in (perceived) performance: slow database r... | 0 | [
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Drb and "is recycled object" exception
===
I'm running in a strange issue.
My controller calls a drb object
@request_handler = DRbObject.new(nil, url)
availability_result = @request_handler.fetch_availability(request, @reservation_search, params[:selected_room_rates])
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[C#] How do I safely populate with data and Refresh() a DataGridView in a multi-threaded application?
===
My app has a DataGridView object and a List of type MousePos. MousePos is a custom class that holds mouse X,Y coordinates (of type "Point") and a running count of this position. I have a thread (System.Timers.Time... | 0 | [
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Can you change the width of a scroll bar (scrolling DIV) in IE7
===
Is there any way to change the width of the horizontal scroll bar on a scrolling div.
EDIT: I only need an IE7 solution - it's for a scrolling DIV on a touch screen terminal
Thanks
Matt | 0 | [
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Capturing session for remote control from a linux host
===
Use case:
1. A does something on his box and gots stuck. He asks B (remote) for support.
2. B logs into the session of A, sees all windows, A was seeing and is able to manipulate the GUI.
If A uses Windows it is very convenient to log into a running... | 0 | [
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Scanning Java annotations at runtime
===
What is the best way of searching the whole classpath for an annotated class?
I'm doing a library and I want to allow the users to annotate their classes, so when the Web application starts I need to scann the whole classpath for certain annotation.
Do you know a library ... | 0 | [
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Difference between <%# Bind("") %> and <%# Eval("") %>
===
I have seen bind and eval used interchangeably especially in gridviews. What is the difference?
Thanks,
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How do I determine if an asp.net url has been "rewritten"
===
I'm using [http://urlrewriter.net/][1] to rewrite urls at my website. For example, I'm rewriting:
> http://www.example.com/schedule.aspx?state=ca
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> http://www.example.com/california.aspx
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How to cut out a part from a stream in Delphi7
===
I have an incoming soap message wich form is TStream (Delphi7), server that send this soap is in development mode and adds a html header to the message for debugging purposes. Now i need to cut out the html header part from it before i can pass it to soap converter. I... | 0 | [
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What is your recomendation for a good SQL IDE?
===
What is the best SQL IDE you have used? | 4 | [
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Did anyone try Portable Python ?
===
I have recently discovered www.portablepython.com as a very interesting tool. I am a linux user, and I am frutstrated when I come to machines that does not come "battery included".
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How to host a Silverlight app in a Sharepoint 2007 Web Part
===
There has been a flurry of updates released to Microsoft's Silverlight over the past couple of months (Silverlight 2 beta 2 runtime + dev tools, RC0 + dev tools which broke beta 2 apps), and recently Microsoft has released the RTM.
I have been trying (... | 0 | [
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Good free FTP Client Library (for Windows C++ commercial apps)?
===
I'm looking for a good open source Windows FTP client library with a public domain or BSD-type license. Something that I have access to the source code and I can use it from C++ for Windows applications in a commercial app.
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Why is tomcat looking for JSF classes?
===
I am trying to get my development environment up and running, and I am having trouble with Tomcat trying to load JSF classes for some reason. My application does not use JSF; in fact, I haven't even deployed my application to tomcat yet. I am getting a number of stack trace... | 0 | [
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Counting, reversed bit pattern
===
I am trying to find an algorithm to count from 0 to 2<sup>n</sup>-1 but their bit pattern reversed. I care about only n LSB of a word. As you may have guessed I failed.
For n=3:
000 -> 0
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011 -> 3
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User-Defined Form Creation
===
We have a custom written on-line job application... application. HR is requesting a "skill sheet" added to the application. While we have yet to work with them to determine what all this could entail, I am starting to research if this is even feasible.
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How can I reject all changes in a Linq to SQL's DataContext
===
On Linq to SQL's DataContext I am able to call SubmitChanges() to submit all changes.
What I want is to somehow reject all changes in the datacontext and rollback all changes (preferable without going to the database).
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python, functions running from a list and adding to a list through functions
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How do I run a function on a loop so all the results go straight into a list and is there a way to run a function which acts on all the values in a list? | 0 | [
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iterator adapter to iterate just the values in a map?
===
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How do I test the current version of GCC ?
===
I would like to include a different file depending on the version of GCC. More precisely I want to write:
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How do I copy a file or folder that is locked under windows programmatically?
===
What are the API calls to copy a file that is currently locked. I'm hoping to be able to use .Net, but Win32 calls would be fine as well.
Please feel free to chime in about the same functionality on Unix, or any other OS. | 0 | [
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std::getline() returns
===
I have a loop that reads each line in a file using getline().
istream is;
string line;
while (!getline(is, line).eof())
{
}
I noticed that calling getline() like this also seems to work:
while (getline(is, line))
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New vb.net enhancements?
===
I've been hearing/reading a lot about the new language enhancements for C# 4. I'm a little curious if these same enhancements are also going to be applied to VB as well, or what. Does anyone know where I can get some insight here? With all the new changes happening to C#, it seems like ... | 0 | [
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Disappearing bullet points
===
http://biochrom.fivesite.co.uk/catalogue4.asp
On the page above there is an image floated to the left. To the right of it is a list, titled "features". The list items have a background image, however, it isn't appearing. List 2 shows how the background image looks.
Does anyone know... | 0 | [
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Should I Keep Business Objects Separate from the UI in WPF?
===
WPF's view model oriented way of doing things makes it very tempting to just use business objects in the UI. Have you seen any issues with this? Why or why wouldn't you do this? | 0 | [
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How do you copy the contents of an array to a std::vector in C++ without looping?
===
I have an array of values that is passed to my function from a different part of the program that I need to store for later processing. Since I don't know how many times my function will be called before it is time to process the da... | 0 | [
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Grouping columns under a single header in JSF
===
Hey guys, is there a way using JSF to group two or more columns under a single parent column in JSF?
I have a dataTableEx with hx:columnEx columns inside of it. What I want is something like this:
[MAIN HEADER FOR COL1+2 ][Header for Col 3+4]
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Configuration Manager only shows Debug
===
I am working in VS2008 on an ASP.Net application, which has been deployed to a test server. I would like to make a build without debug information to place in production, but the configuration manger only shows "Debug" in the configuration dropdown for my project.
I also ... | 0 | [
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python smtplib
===
Hey I have a windows server running python CGI scripts and I'm having a little trouble with smtplib. The server is running python 2.1 (unfortunately and I can not upgrade it). Anyway I have the following code:
<code>
session = smtplib.SMTP("smtp-auth.ourhosting.com", 587)
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How to display image in grails GSP?
===
I'm still learning Grails and seem to have hit a stumbling block.
**Here are the 2 domain classes:**
class Photo {
byte[] file
static belongsTo = Profile
}
class Profile {
String fullName
Set photos
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Is there any way to fake an ID column in NHibernate?
===
Say I'm mapping a simple object to a table that contains duplicate records and I want to allow duplicates in my code. I don't need to update/insert/delete on this table, only display the records.
Is there a way that I can put a fake (generated) ID column in ... | 0 | [
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What do you use to test the handheld css on your website?
===
I've been adding css support for **handheld** to my website but haven't been able to find a good tool for testing.
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Any way to "reboot" the JVM?
===
Is there any way to reboot the JVM? As in don't actually exit, but close and reload all classes, and run main from the top? | 0 | [
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goto-file in emacs
===
Is there a substitute in emacs for the vi "gf" command?
meaning try to open the file which is under the cursor right now
if a real file name is in fact there.
Thanks | 0 | [
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How can you flush a write using a file descriptor?
===
I'm trying to figure out an issue with a serial device driver in Linux (I2C). It appears that by adding timed OS pauses (sleeps) between writes and reads on the device things work ... (much) better.
> Aside: *The nature of I2C is that each byte read or writte... | 0 | [
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How do I configure emacs speedbar for C# mode?
===
I'm using emacs with [C# Mode][1] and when I turn on the speedbar, no files show up by default. I can choose "show all files" on the speedbar mode, but then every .cs file shows up with a '[?]' next to the name. How do I properly configure speedbar so it shows up ... | 0 | [
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Apache modrewrite .htaccess question
===
I want to be able to rewrite a URL from:
http://example.com/location/New York, NY --> http://example.com/location/index.html?location="New York, NY"
AND/OR
http://example.com/location/90210 --> http://example.com/location/index.html?location=90210`
AND/OR
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Apache/.htaccess - password-protecting a domain but whitelisting certain URIs within it
===
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access to http://example.com/* would require the user to enter a username/password, except when they go to a certain URIs (e.g. http://example.com/contact/ , http://example.com/blog/, etc.) the... | 0 | [
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Calling internal methods in Medium Trust
===
I have the requirement to call an internal method of a 3rd party object (I cannot make it public for example). I can do that via reflection. Unfortunately this does not work in ASP.NET Medium trust due to insufficient rights:
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Model-View-Confusion
===
I'm a bit confused about how MVC works and I can't find anything but basic examples.
I want to make a kind of widget-based design; you can choose various widgets to go on your page. Each widget should be responsible for itself - it should have a controller and a view. But what about the ... | 0 | [
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What license should I use for code snippets released on my blog?
===
How should I license the code snippets used in my blog posts so that people feel free to use it without painful restrictions?
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What Xmpp clients currently support PubSub (XEP-0060)
===
What end-user clients (not libraries) expose XEP-0060 to users right now? | 2 | [
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How can I change the **background color** of a **Tab Control**. I changed the forms color, but the tabs stay the same.
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Displaying Checkboxes in SQL Server Reporting Services
===
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Reducing the restart time of IBM Websphere Application Server
===
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Visual Studio "Find" results in "No files were found to look in. Find stopped progress."
===
Pressing Ctrl + ScrLk fixes the problem but is there a setting to permanently prevent it from happening? | 0 | [
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Scaling strategies for Service Tiers on .NET
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record nodes and rankdir in graphviz
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When I changed the rankdir of my graph from LR to TD, my record nodes also changed their layout direction so they no longer look like a 'record'. I tried applying a separate rankdir to the nodes, but this had no effect.
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Problem with dynamically generated C# files in msbuild
===
I have a source XML file that is used to create C# files that are then compiled as part of a project.
Currently I have a BeforeBuild target that runs my XML to C# converter.
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How do I add rich text editing support to a web site?
===
I need some basic CMS functionality with rich text editing. On stack overflow there is a regular textarea edit control, with support for Markdown style syntax formatting. That would be beyond my users, so I want something like a rich edit control that you can t... | 0 | [
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jqGrid table is empty
===
I'm trying to create a jqgrid, but the table is empty. The table renders, but the data doesn't show.
The data I'm getting back from the php call is:
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Why is the storage for MSMQ full when the queues themselves are empty?
===
A QA server of mine which has not given me any flack for a while started giving my applications errors because they could not write to a queue. MSMQ specifically threw a message saying "Insufficient resources to perform operation".
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Problem with <input type='text' /> and <textarea> width
===
In the following code, both the INPUT and TEXTAREA elements render wider than they should. How can I limit them to 100% of the usable area within the div?
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
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How to Use Same Models in Different Modules in Zend Framework?
===
I am working on implementing Zend Framework within an existing project that has a public marketing area, a private members area, an administration site, and a marketing campaign management site. Currently these are poorly organized with the controller ... | 0 | [
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PHP array_intersect() - how does it handle different types?
===
If I've got an array of values that are basically zerofilled string representations of various numbers and another array of integers, will array_intersect() still match elements of different types?
For example, would this work:
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Method to Serialize Objects from appserver to web server without code duplication.
===
I have a web-app-database 3 tier server setup. Web requests data from app, and app gets its data from the db then processes and returns it to web for display. Standard.
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Unable to set text field on UILabel
===
I have created UITableCellView class called NoteCell. The header defines the following:
<code>
`#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>`
`#import "Note.h"`
@interface NoteCell : UITableViewCell {
Note *note;
UILabel *noteTextLabel;
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Is Software Testing really given its importance at the academic level?
===
I believe there is a need in universities offering Software Engineering (and probably even Computer Science) to treat **Software Testing** as a separate course and topic in itself, rather than as part of a general topic of Software Engineering.... | 0 | [
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Using nullable types in C#
===
I'm just interested in peoples oppinions. When using nullable types in C# what is the best practice way to test for null:
bool isNull = (i == null);
or
bool isNull = !i.HasValue;
Also when assigning to a non-null type is this:
long? i = 1;
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WCF Lifecycle Events
===
Is there an event that fires when a WCF service gets started or shut down? Hopefully, independent of whether it is self hosted or hosted in IIS? | 0 | [
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Is it possible to share ONE file with strings between ASPX, C# and JavaScript?
===
I'd like to externalize all of the strings used in the project into one file and be able to use it inside aspx, C# code behind and on the client side in JavaScript.
The reason I want to do it is because many strings are shared, i.e. ... | 0 | [
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How do I query for foreign keys that don't match their constraints?
===
SQL Server 2005.
I'm adding Foreign Key constraints to the database of an application that allegedly didn't need them. Naturally, the data has become unreliable and there are orphaned entries in the foreign key field.
Setup:<br/>
Two table... | 0 | [
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Credit card payments and notifications on the Google App Engine
===
I ported gchecky to the google app engine. you can [try it here](http://web2py.appspot.com/plugin_checkout)
It implements both level 1 (cart submission) and level 2 (notifications from google checkout).
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[C#] How to avoid duplicating logic on two similar WinForms?
===
I have two forms, form A and form B. These forms must differ in appearance, but they share a lot of logic. The problem is that this logic is tied to the appearance (validation on button click, events being fired, etc.). For example, I have a name fiel... | 0 | [
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Problem using LINQ to SQL with one DataContext per atomic action
===
I have started using Linq to SQL in a (bit DDD like) system which looks (overly simplified) like this:
public class SomeEntity // Imagine this is a fully mapped linq2sql class.
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public Guid SomeEntityId { get; set; }
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How can I find a model's relationships?
===
I want to, when given a particular model, return all the related models it is associated with. For example:
class Dog < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :bones
belongs_to :master
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d = Dog.first
d.associations #<== should return [Bone, Mas... | 0 | [
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IDataReader empties when viewing for a second time
===
I'm getting something pretty strange going on when trying to read some data using the MySql .net connector. Here's the code:
IDataReader reader = null;
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Redirects to default.aspx instead of "xxx.aspx" after loging into app using login control
===
<br>Thanks for going to answer my question. I have the following pages.
login.aspx<br>
default.aspx <br>xxx.aspx
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C# version of __FUNCTION__ macro
===
Does anyone has a good solution for a C# version of the C++ \_\_FUNCTION\_\_ macro? The compiler does not seem to like it. | 0 | [
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<base target="FrameName"> doesnt work on IE7
===
It seems that the following piece oh HTML is ignored in IE7 but works ok in IE6/FF. it suppose to override all the html links to be opened in the desired frame
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===
If I have a table like this:
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===
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===
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JFileChooser embedded in a JPanel
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How to bind controls to the DataGridView
===
I'm new to .NET, so please be patient with me ;)
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Page View Counter - Database Setup and Technique/Strategy
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I am developing a page view counter to track the amount of views a page is having on our site and displaying it to the user. (I asked an intro question before: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/246919/page-view-counter-like-on-stackoverflow).
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Is this the correct step-by-step and organization for creating an SVN repo with multiple projects and vendors?
===
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Profanity Filtering / Profanity Dictionaries / Scunthorpe Problem / Profanity Generation
===
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===
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How to attach HTML file to email using content taken from DB in PHP?
===
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Corruptions in SQL 2000 databases when using SQL 2005 Management Studio?
===
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XSLT selecting attribute of ancestor; "../.." works, "ancestor::<tagname>" doesn't
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Painless 'Analysis of Algorithms' Training?
===
I had a painful experience with the "Analysis of Algorithms" classes back in college but have recently found a need for it in the ***real world***. -- Anyways, I'm looking for a simple-yet-effective crash course. Any ideas?
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VBA password protection: how it works? is it secure? are there any alternatives?
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Finding ideas for a startup / switching gears during development
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I found and reviewed a couple [related](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/158017/good-ways-to-find-startup-partners) [questions](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42394/internet-startups-outside-the-us), but I don't think this one has been asked. I... | 2 | [
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What is the best way to share Delphi source files among projects?
===
**What is the best way to share Delphi source files among projects?**
As I’ve been investigating this question, I’ve considered a few different approaches, but I’d like to know what you’re doing and how you find your approach.
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stoping a function executed on a winform button click
===
1. In a simple winform application, I call a function that endlessy create files on a button click event. I add Application.DoEvents() to the loop.
2. I press the red X to close the form.
3. the form closes, but files continue to be created ...
I thi... | 0 | [
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How do I share DAL and BLL across multiple .NET applications?
===
I need to create several applications that all share a Microsoft SQL Server database. These include ASP.NET web applications, WPF desktop applications, and probably the odd console app every now and then.
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What is the simpelest way to implement mouseover background color change for HTML elements?
===
I the following styles:
a.button {
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margin: .2cm;
padding: .2cm;
color: black;
font-family: sans-serif;
text-decoration: none;
font-weight: bold;
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Turn OFF self-closing tags in SimpleXML for PHP?
===
I'm building an XML document with PHP's SimpleXML extension, and I'm adding a token to the file:
$doc->addChild('myToken');
This generates (what I know as) a self-closing or single tag:
<myToken/>
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JavaScript function to match only Google URLs
===
Need a function like:
function isGoogleURL(url) { ... }
that returns true iff URL belongs to Google. No false positives; no false negatives.
Luckily there's [this][1] as a reference:
> .google.com .google.ad .google.ae .google.com.af .google.com.ag .go... | 0 | [
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Inner div exceeds outer div boundaries
===
I can't get the inner div (with Hello World) to fit inside the "box" div in this code example (also at http://www.toad-software.com/test.html).
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AJAX - Do I need to return a full HTML document on the server side?
===
I am using JQuery to post with AJAX to another ASP page. Do I need this ASP page to return a full html page. Or can I just have it send back a value ( I just need a status ) . Here is my function.
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url: "X.asp",
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