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custom HTTP headers for static files with Django
===
I'm writing an image bank with Django, and I want to add a <download> button to get a hi-res version of an image (the low-res is shown in the details page). If I put just an `<a>` link, the browser will open the image instead of downloading it. Adding an HTTP head... | 0 | [
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javascript problem
===
i have a php script and i'm using ajax with it .
i have a textarea form connect with the ajax class
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How do you find the package a Delphi component comes from?
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You used to be able to get the package a Delphi component was installed under from the palette. That functionality doesn't seem to be in the lastest versions, though. How can I find which package a component belongs to under D2007 or D2009? | 0 | [
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Lamdas and the ternary operator, weird issue.
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Ok, here's the deal. Generally, when using the ternary, here's the syntax:
int x = 6;
int y = x == 6 ? 5 : 9;
Nothing fancy, pretty straight forward right?
Now, let's try to use this when assigning a Lambda to a Func<T1,T2> type. Let me explain:
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Ruby On Rails/Merb as a frontend for a billions of record app
===
I am looking for a backend solution for an application written in Ruby on Rails or Merb to handle data with several billions of records. I have a feeling that I suppose to go with a distributed model and at the moment I looked at
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.net http handler redirect to rtmp and flex
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I have an http handler (.ashx) that I use to display an image or swf or flv based on the id. So, for instance http://www.mysite.com/myHandler.ashx?id=1234 displays the image for id 1234. I am using this as a source for an image tag or swfloader or videodisplay in flex. I... | 0 | [
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In C#, should I use string.Empty or String.Empty or "" ?
===
In C#, I want to initialize a string value with an empty string?
How should I do this?
What is the right way, and why?
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or
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or ?
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Run binary with ./ in ubuntu
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String manipulation with Excel - how to remove part of a string if another part is there?
===
I've done some Googling, and can't find anything, though maybe I'm just looking in the wrong places. I'm also not very adept at VBA, but I'm sure I can figure it out with the right pointers :)
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Why do Boost libraries return things "convertible to `bool`" rather than just returning `bool`s?
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What needs to be in a .war file to deploy a Flex application?
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I've been using Flex Builder 3 to create Flex applications that are part of larger Flex / Java project using LiveCycle Data Services. Flex Builder creates and deploys the .war file, which is convenient for the development cycle, but I don't understand ... | 0 | [
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DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks sometimes jumps a remarkable amount
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In a tightly looped test application that prints out the value of DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks, I notice that the value will jump a remarkable amount once every hour or so. Look closely at the following sample data:
1:52:14.312 PM - 633614215343125000<br>
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Determine if element has CSS class with jQuery
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.NET Minimize to Tray AND Minimize required resources
===
I have a WinForms application (I'm using VB) that can be minimized to the system tray. I used the "hackish" methods described in multiple posts utilizing a NotifyIcon and playing with the Form_Resize event.
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Is there any good j2ee value list handler pattern imlpementation?
===
Is there any good [value list handler][1] implementation available?
I've found [valuelist][2], but it seems to be stagnating... besides i really need good control of links the taglib generates, because i need to call some javascript from it.
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TortoiseSVN freeze after transferring @1 MB data
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I'm using Subversion to manage and store a decent volume of code. Trying to get at it on a standard work machine using svn+ssh with TortoiseSVN on Vista, I find that I can't actually bring all of it down to my local machine at once - the transfer stops after about 1... | 0 | [
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Checking for equivalent shared folders in .net
===
Is there a way, within the .net framework, to check to see if two different shared folders are actually pointing to the same physical directory? Do directories in Windows have some sort of unique identifier? Google-fu is failing me.
(I mean, aside from writing a ... | 0 | [
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Converting UTF8 to ANSI with Ruby
===
I have a Ruby script that generates a UTF8 CSV file remotely in a Linux machine and then transfers the file to a Windows machine thru SFTP.
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MSI Installation Issues
===
I've got an MSI based install that I've wrapped in an EXE file as per my installation packaging software (which is Wise Package Studio 7.0 SP2).
I've made many changes to the install, and every time I've tested them, they've worked just fine... up until now.
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Change Keyboard Layout for Other Process
===
I'm writing a program in C# that runs in the background and allows users to use a htokey to switch keyboard layouts in the active window. (Windows only supports CTRL+SHIFT & ALT+SHIFT)
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Creating a python win32 service
===
I am currently trying to create a win32 service using pywin32. My main point of reference has been this tutorial:
[http://code.activestate.com/recipes/551780/][1]
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Drawing a Topographical Map
===
I've been working on a visualization project for 2-dimensional continuous data. At this point, I have a "continuous color" renderer that I'm very pleased with:
![Continuous Color Renderer][1]
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Copy Context Menu for ListView Control
===
What is the best way to add "copy to clipboard" functionality to a ListView control in WPF?
I tried adding an ApplicationCommands.Copy to either the ListView ContextMenu or the ListViewItem ContextMenu, but the command remains disabled.
Thanks,
Peter | 0 | [
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===
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Can I copy/paste htpasswd files to my new server?
===
I'm documenting the procedure for a full redeploy on my development server. Small staff, using Basic authentication (over SSL, of course) with an htpasswd file backend.
Is it safe to transfer the .htpasswd file as-is?
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asp.net mvc radio button state
===
I'm trying out asp.net mvc for a new project, and I ran across something odd. When I use the MVC UI helpers for textboxes, the values get persisted between calls. But, when I use a series of radio buttons, the checked state doesn't get persisted.
Here's an example from my view.
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===
I'm looking for a clean C++ way to parse a string containing expressions wrapped in ${} and build a result string from the programmatically evaluated expressions.
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When to call the gang of four? [When to use design patterns?]
===
In [The Guerilla Guide to Interviewing][1] Joel says that guys who want to get things done, but are not smart will do stupid things like using a visitor design pattern where a simple array would be sufficient.
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As a programmer how broad does your knowledge have to be ?
===
I am pretty focused on software, I try to keep up with all the new stuff that comes out and like a lot of other people I have a hard (but fun :) ) time keeping up. Still I believe you need to keep up so you know the best possible solutions for many problem... | 4 | [
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Is NNTP dead?
===
If its dead, is there a successor? | 0 | [
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Best Practices - Swing, Database Access
===
I'm a newbie to swing development.
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Is it bad practice to access the database directly from the swing app?
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"Is a" vs "Has a" : which one is better?
===
Portfolio A -> Fund 1
Portfolio A -> Fund 2
Portfolio A -> Fund 3
I couldn't frame my sentence without not using is/has. But between 1 & 2,
1) has a:
class PortfolioA
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List<Fund> obj;
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SSN format in XSLT?
===
I could use some help creating an XSL template that will take a string of numbers (i.e., 123456789) and format that string into a Social Security Number format (i.e., 123-45-6789). I found [one example][1] on the Internet, but it seemed overcomplicated.
I'm new to XSLT, so please keep that ... | 0 | [
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How can I determine if an img tag's source image is loaded with Javascript/jQuery?
===
I'm writing some Javascript to resize the large image to fit into the user's browser window. (I don't control the size of the source images unfortunately.)
So something like this would be in the HTML:
<img id="photo"
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How do you support a web app with hashed or encrypted passwords?
===
When supporting a new web app in an enterprise environment, it is often necessary to log in as a specific user in order to diagnose a real or perceived problem they are having. Two opposing issues apply here:
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range for integer values of chars in c++
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Java.util.Calendar - milliseconds since Jan 1, 1970
===
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Showing too much 'skin' detection in software
===
I am building an ASP.NET web site where the users may upload photos of themselves. There could be thousands of photos uploaded every day. One thing my boss has asked a few time is if there is any way we could detect if any of the photos are showing too much 'skin' and ... | 0 | [
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Is MonoRail ready for productive usage?
===
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What is the best algorithm for an overridden System.Object.GetHashCode?
===
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Dynamically adding words to a context in REBOL
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Imagine the following REBOL code:
<pre>foo: context [bar: 3]</pre>
I now have a context `foo` in which `'bar` is defined. How can I dynamically inject a new word into this context? Is it possible?
I've tried:
<pre>set/any in foo 'baz 3</pre>
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Loose xaml referencing versioned assemblies
===
I have a unique development situation and would like some input from others.
I have a situation where I need to load loose xaml files within a rich client application.
A given loose xaml file may have references to an assembly not currently loaded in memory
so the ... | 0 | [
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End of an XML stream over a JSSE connection?
===
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Zend Framework - Is there a script to index static content from Views?
===
I'm wanting to add a search box onto my website - which is built using Zend Framework 1.6 - using Zend Search Lucene. The majority of my content is static, and held within Controller Views.
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Getting stated with XML and Delphi
===
I'm planning to add XML support to application, but I'm not familiar with XML programming in Delphi.
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cron jobs change time after DST
===
My cron job is running an hour later after end of DST. This didn't happen to other user's jobs on the same machine (AIX). What am I doing wrong? | 0 | [
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Merging/adding lists in Python
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I'm pretty sure there should be a more Pythonic way of doing this - but I can't think of one: How can I merge a two-dimensional list in a one-dimensional list? Sort of like zip/map but with more than two iterators.
Example - I have the following list:
array = [[1, 2, 3], [4... | 0 | [
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Reading files in a .NET project
===
I have a C# .NET web project that I'm currently working on. What I'm trying to do is read some files that I dropped into a dir which is at the same level as fileReader.cs which is attempting to read them. On a normal desktop app the following would work:
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Cocoa Graphing/Plotting Framework that Works on iPhoneOS
===
Looking at adding some data graphing to a new iPhone app in development (ala the Stocks app).
I realize I could buckle down and do some Quartz drawing but I'm hoping that someone somewhere has a tip on a Cocoa graphing framework that works on iPhoneOS.
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Sorting a GridView with an ObjectDataSource is not Sorting
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I have a gridview like below:
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PHP/MySQL - How do you determin the field names from a given query result?
===
Given a result set, how can I determin the actual names of the fields specified in the query (NOT their aliases).
$query = "SELECT first AS First_Name, last AS Last_Name FROM people";
$dbResult = mysql_query($query);
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How do you access the ScrollViewer element of a ListBox control in Silverlight/C#?
===
I wish to dynamically change the scroll position of a Silverlight ListBox from C#, and I need to know how to access the ScrollViewer element of a ListBox control from C#?
Thanks guys,
Jeff | 0 | [
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How to get current user in Asp.Net MVC
===
In forms model, I used to get current logged in user by
Page.CurrentUser
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How do you find the amount of free space on a mounted volume using Cocoa?
===
I am using the following code to determine free space on a volume.
The folder was provided using NSOpenPanel. The item selected was a mounted volume and the path returned is \Volumes\Name
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Placing Zoom Controls in a MapView
===
I'm trying to get the zoom controls to show up in a mapview, the following code almost works, but the zoom controls appear in the top left of the mapview, not the bottom center like I'm specifiying via setGravity(). Can someone enlighten me as to what I'm missing?
zoomView ... | 0 | [
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Any tips for using Subversion with .net project files?
===
We just switched from TFS to SVN, and so far we're loving it.
However, it did introduce a few new issues.
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C# Uploading files to file server
===
Currently I have an application that receives an uploaded file from my web application. I now need to transfer that file to a file server which happens to be located on the same network (however this might not always be the case).
I was attempting to use the webclient class i... | 0 | [
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Is there a good VB6 Documentation documentation system similar to javadoc?
===
I'm working with a VB6 code base and I'm interested in beginning to generate documentation for future development efforts. I'm traditionally a Java developer and I've gotten quite used to the javadoc system for generating such documentation... | 0 | [
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Open an IO stream from a local file or url
===
I know there are libs in other languages that can take a string that contains either either a path to a local file or a url and open it as a readable IO stream.
Is there an easy way to do this in ruby? | 0 | [
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Reading Hibernate Properties from Web.config
===
The C# project I'm working on uses nHibernate and the connection string is in the web.config as a property of a Hibernate element. I need to read the connection string in the installer to get a connection manually without using Hibernate. I know I can use configManage... | 0 | [
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We have a graphical designer, now they want a text based designer. Suggestions?
===
I'm sorry I could not think of a better title.
The problem is the following:
For our customer we have created (as part of a larger application) a
graphical designer which they can use to build "scenario's".
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databind the Source property of the WebBrowser in WPF
===
Does anyone know how to databind the .Source property of the WebBrowser in WPF ( 3.5SP1 )?
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DirectoryEntry.NativeObject throws access denied for a user in Administrators group in windows 2008
===
I have a local user, which is member of Administrators local group.
When I run this code:
using System;
using System.DirectoryServices;
namespace nanttest
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class Program
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Redundant Linux Kernel System Calls
===
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SubSonic build errors
===
I'm trying to use SubSonic for a new project with an existing database but when I try to build the project after generating the SubSonic files I'm getting these same two exceptions on different classes:
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Good date-picker for ASP.NET
===
I have always been a very big fan of the DHTML calendar http://www.dynarch.com/projects/calendar/
I was planning on using this for an upcoming project in ASP.NET, but I wouldn't mind finding a new calendar control that is specifically made as a ASP.NET user control.
Does anyone k... | 0 | [
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Report Viewer - Request for the permission of type SqlClientPermission failed.
===
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How to Structure Table to Model Mutually Exclusive 1:n Relationships?
===
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Immutable object pattern in C# - what do you think?
===
I have over the course of a few projects developed a pattern for creating immutable (readonly) objects and immutable object graphs. Immutable objects carry the benefit of being 100% thread safe and can therefore be reused across threads. In my work I very often u... | 0 | [
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What is the best way of implementing a stack of more than one type of object in C#?
===
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Can one listen a twain (Maybe WIA) scanner?
===
I am evaluating VintaSoft .net control and Atalasoft DotTwain Image Capture. And I am very but very lost with the most of the definitions and keywords.
So I am asking this because I think I am in Lala land. Is it possible to listen or have the scanner tell my app that... | 0 | [
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How quick is switch DBs with PHP + MySQL?
===
I'm wondering how slow it's going to be switching between 2 databases on every call of every page of a site. The site has many different databases for different clients, along with a "global" database that is used for some general settings. I'm wondering if there would be ... | 0 | [
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SQL 2 LINQ query (called by databinding) completely freezing WPF application
===
Earlier today I was hunting down a very weird bug... I finally traced it
down to what seems to be causing the problem.
The original report can be found here: [original question][1]
The details have changed enough to warrant a new q... | 0 | [
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Calculate the display width of a string in C#?
===
A Java version of this question was just answered, and, well, I don't know how to do this in .net.
So how do you calculate the display width of a string in C# / .net? | 0 | [
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Best way to build trunk AND a branch on the same CruiseControl.Net server
===
We currently have a CruiseControl.Net server that is merrily building the trunk on our svn server. I have a new requirement to build the "latest" branch as well; is there a best practice in CruiseControl to handle this? What specific chang... | 0 | [
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What is a Ruby equivalent for Python's "zip" builtin?
===
Is there any Ruby equivalent for Python's builtin `zip` function? If not, what is a concise way of doing the same thing?
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searching VB6 code
===
I've inherited a ASP/VB6 code base (not my forte... yet) and I'm trying tease it apart to figure out the cause on an error message I'm receiving when running the app.
I've traced it back through an event that is being raised in on of my classes. Is there away in windows I can search the bulk ... | 0 | [
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Is there a performance hit when "Windows" authentication is enabled on an anonymous website?
===
I've been having performance issues with a high traffic ASP.NET 2.0 site running on Windows 2000. While editing the web.config file I noticed that the authentication mode was set to 'Windows'. I changed it to 'None'. Th... | 0 | [
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access xslt elements from codebehind
===
How can i set value(in code behind) for an element declared in the xslt ?
Here is my xslt
<xsl:for-each select="Header/Item">
<td class="rowHead" style="vertical-align:bottom;">
<a href="#">
<xsl:attribute name="id">
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How do I edit a text field (or ntext) in SQL Server 2000 or 2005 using the GUI?
===
There doesn't seem to be a good way to edit longer text columns in the GUIs for SQL Server 2000 or 2005. How do people normally do this?
![alt text][1]
[1]: http://techinterview.org/edit.png | 0 | [
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Free or inexpensive metadata repository solution?
===
I have been given the task of either finding or developing a metadata repository for our development group. Since we work for a government agency, there is little or no money available for purchasing an off-the-shelf solution. And, since I am a developer as well,... | 0 | [
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launching VS2008 build from python
===
if I paste this into the command prompt by hand, it works, but if I run it from python, I get `The filename, directgory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect`.
os.system('%comspec% /k ""C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\vcvarsall.bat"" x86')
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Best practice for maintaining updated Git binaries (Git by Git) on Mac OS X 10.5?
===
On my Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) machine, I have installed Git 1.6.0.2 using the [git-OSX-Installer][1] from Google Code. The installer installs Git to /usr/local/Git.
I would now like to keep up with the latest stable Git release (M... | 0 | [
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PHP - Editing multiple array values (if they exist)
===
I have a multidimensional array. I need to search it for a specific range of values, edit those values and return the edited data.
Example array:
array(3) {
["first"]=>
array(1) {
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string(4) "baz1"
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Using WebDAV to access Exchange 2003 Inbox
===
How do you *(using .NET)* use WebDAV to get a listing of emails in a user's inbox (not your own inbox) and then get the properties and/or contents of each email?
I'd like to do this without [WebDAV.NET][1], if at all possible.
[1]: http://www.independentsoft.de/... | 0 | [
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fragment was not found at expected path
===
In eclipse, I have a javaproject (not a web project), though it does provide reusable tag files.
layout
+src<br>
+++META-INF<br>
----my.tld<br>
+++++++++++tags<br>
---------------include.jsp<br>
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How do I decide a selection of text in CRichEditCtrl has multiple font sizes?
===
Problem:
How can I tell if a selection of text in the CRichEditCtrl has multiple font sizes in it?
----------
Goal:
I am sort of making my own RichEdit toolbar (bold, italic, font type, font size, etc). I want to emulate what M... | 0 | [
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Does any one know of a free/open source multi-platform program to create flow charts?
===
Does any one know of a free/open source multi-platform program to create flow charts? It should run on at least Windows, Linux, and Mac OS/X. | 0 | [
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Using AppleScript to grab the URL from the frontmost window in web browsers: The definitive list
===
I built a **[widget][1]** that grabs the URL from the frontmost window in Safari, then allows you to shorten it using the [tr.im][2] API. Works sweet as.
I want to make this more flexible, so am investigating how to... | 0 | [
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How to get cursor position in textarea?
===
How do you get the cursor position in text area using JavaScript?
For example:<br>
This is| a text
I am expecting this to return 7.
Is it also possible to have it return three separate text: 'This is', '', ' a text'
If the word is is highlighted, then it should re... | 0 | [
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Set LINQ DSN for DataContext
===
i normally store all my confis in the registry.
As i now start using LINQ i would also not to have the DSN in the web.config, but rather let it stay in the registry, and attach it (maybe in the Application Start Event) to the System Config.
How can this be done ?
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Windows 7 on a virtual machine
===
I know this question isn't "directly" programming related, but since I want to be able to be well-prepared on windows-programming when Windows 7 is released, I want to try it out now. But since I don't have two computers, I can't risk to install it as dual-boot in case it screws some... | 0 | [
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===
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I have a python script that I would like to add a "Shutdown when done" feature to.
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It looks like the standard asp.net 2 RangeValidator control doesn't allow times. e.g. 01/01/2008 12:00 is not accepted in my range, even though it should be valid. If I remove the time it works as expected.
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I have a model being populated by my data layer and then I have a partial view which is rendering an instance of that model.
<li class="<%= td.Active ? "youarehere" : string.Empty %> <%= i == ViewData.Model.Count() - 1 ? "last" : string.Empty %>">
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