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Using Visio (Dia) to Map Out Algorithms
===
I was just wondering how many experienced programers out there actually map out their process or algorithms in a program like MS Visio or Gnome Dia?
I am trying to code some complex PHP for my website and just seem to be missing something. Is a diagram program going t... | 0 | [
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How to generate an SSL client certificate from a disconnected network?
===
I have a unique situation where I need to implement client certificate authentication over HTTPS between IE browser and IIS 6. The browser and IIS are separated by a firewall that only allows the browser to connect to IIS on the SSL port.
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C# compiler throws invalid arguments error. Why?
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I have a class that contains two methods like these:
public String getFoo(Int32 a)
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return getBar(a, "b", null);
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public String getBar(Int32 a, String b, Int32 c)
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ASP.NET Refreshing one Window from another
===
I have a page with a GridView on it that launches a popup, using Javascript. The user then selects an item, that updates the data connected to the GridView and closes the popup.
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Replacing auto_ptr in VC++ 8
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`std::auto_ptr` is broken in VC++ 8 (which is what we use at work). My main gripe with it is that it allows `auto_ptr<T> x = new T();`, which of course leads to horrible crashes, while being simple to do by mistake.
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Lambda Expressions in Delphi Prism/Oxygene
===
I have been experimenting with Lambda expressions in Oxygene. Very simple recursive lambda expression to calculate a fibonacci number :
var fib : Func<int32, int32>;
fib := n -> iif(n > 1, fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2), n);
fib(3);
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Where can I find Free Weather Icons?
===
Related to [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/139944/where-can-one-find-free-software-icons-images][1]
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XML to Database in ASP.NET
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What have you used Object.clone() for?
===
A colleague recently asked me how to deep-clone a Map and I realized that I probably have never used the clone() method- which worries me.
What are the most common scenarios you have found where you need to clone an object?
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Convert Web Form to Web Content Form after the fact. (.net)
===
I have a site a few years old that contains about 30 aspx Web Form pages with code behind.
I want to add a common master page to all these with the minimum amount of work.
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Overhead of using bignums
===
I have hit upon this problem about whether to use bignums in my language as a default datatype when there's numbers involved. I've evaluated this myself and reduced it to a convenience&comfort vs. performance -question. The answer to that question depends about how large the performance h... | 0 | [
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Any lightweight templating solutions in Java with support for conditional formatting?
===
I'm using MessageFormat to format some addresses with a template like this:
"{0}\n{1}\n{2}\n{3}, {4} {5}"
where
- 0 = street 1
- 1 = street 2
- 2 = street 3
- 3 = city
- 4 = state
- 5 = zip
Most of th... | 0 | [
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Is Oslo going to make the role of developer obsolete?
===
Before, during, and after The PDC there was plenty of talk about Model-Driven Development bringing about the obsolescence of "the developer" as we know it today. Many people are saying that because of tools like Oslo making Model Driven Development easier, "bu... | 0 | [
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Is Microsoft BizSpark a good deal for startups?
===
I learned about [Microsoft BizSpark][1] the other day and started the sign up process. Has anyone else heard about it or had success with it?
[1]: http://www.microsoft.com/bizspark/ | 2 | [
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Is it better in C++ to pass by value or pass by constant reference?
===
Is it better in C++ to pass by value or pass by constant reference?
I am wondering which is better practice. I realize that pass by constant reference should provide for better performance in the program because you are not making a copy of th... | 0 | [
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===
I am using the Skype4Com COM object to intercept audio from the microphone. I know that it is 16 bit mono, but how do I find out what its sample rate is? | 0 | [
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Custom code in Reporting Services report
===
In Reporting Services I would like to add a parameter that contains data from a custom code block. Ideally, I would be able to run the following code (this is a simple testing example):
Function GetPeriods() As String()
Dim values As System.Collections.Array... | 0 | [
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Where to download older versions of Visual C++ Express
===
Is there a way to download older versions of Visual C++ Express. I'm particularly interested in Visual C++ 2005 Express (PRIOR SP1) and Visual C++ Toolkit 2003. I tried googling for them, but all the sites linked to microsoft.com, from where microsoft (for som... | 0 | [
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SQL Deletion Cascading Help (Specific Question)
===
I have two tables (renamed/refactored for illustrative purposes) with a Many-To-Many relationship in an HSQL database. I want everything to be wiped out when I delete from one side of a Many-to-Many relationship (without querying the table; this is performance criti... | 0 | [
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jsp servlet exception: bean not found within scope.
===
I'm getting this error:
javax.servlet.ServletException: bean givingFormBean not found within scope
on a page with this at the top.
<jsp:useBean id="givingFormBean" scope="request" type="olc.onlinegiving.servlets.BuiltForm"/>
The class exists in the cl... | 0 | [
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Maven compile with multiple src directories
===
Is there a way to compile multiple java source directories in a single maven project? | 0 | [
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Using SSLv3 in IIS 6.0
===
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Is it possible to program iPhone in C++
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Cocoa/WebKit, having "window.open()" Javascipt links opening in an instance of Safari
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DTD Validation With Python?
===
I was wondering which of the built in python libraries, support DTD validation.
I've been looking around and haven't been able to get a straight answer. I know ElementTree does NOT Support DTD validation.
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Build NAnt vs Visual Studio - One dll Missing
===
My solution includes these two projects:
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Enter button does not submit form (IE ONLY) ASP.NET
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I have a form with a textbox and only IE will not submit the form when Enter is pressed (works in FF, Opera, Safari, Chrome, etc.). I found this javascript function to try to coax IE into behaving; but no avail:
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vb6 xcopy deployment
===
can any one tell me how to convert an legacy applicaiotn which is vb6 ( COM dll's ocx and exes) to use Regfree COM .
I tried opening the dlls in visual studio and created manifest file, but some of the dlls it is giving error.
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Does anyone know of a good, simple C++ based SIP stack that I could use?
===
I'm looking for a very simple way of answering a call placed down a SIP trunk. I don't need anything more than being able to answer the call when it rings and being able to detect when it has ended.
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Automatically create ASDF files a for Common Lisp project
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ASSERT vs. ATLASSERT vs. assert
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How to determine if .NET assembly was built for x86 or x64?
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I've got an arbitrary list of .NET assemblies.
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Recommended face detection tools/SDK/etc.
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What algorithms could i use to determine common characters in a set of strings?
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Is there step-by-step tutorial on setting up CruiseControl.NET?
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What to do automatic nightly build of .NET web application and upload to the test server.
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SQL - querying via a textbox which could take different values
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Developing a website and just trying to get back into the swing of (clever) SQL queries etc, my mind had totally gone tonight!
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===
We're currently replacing all special characters and spaces in our URLs with hypens (-). From an SEO and readability point-of-view this works fine. However, in some cases, we are feeding parts of the URL into a search after stripping the hyphens out. The problem occurs when the search te... | 0 | [
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In Windows, how can I launch cygwin shells n times and then resize their windows?
===
My hope is to one-click a shortcut, and get a grid of cygwin shells laid out before me, filling up my whole screen.
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I have a web form that has multiple ListBoxes, TextBoxes, DropDowns. If I put one UpdatePanel around the whole page, I noticed the page is slower. Is this because, every control is being updated? If I put different UpdatePan... | 0 | [
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If abstract base C++ class is actually an interface, so it own no data members, is it obligatory to call base class constructor in derived class constructor?
===
I have a code:</p>
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===
I've got an application that loads .so files as plugins at startup.
The build environment is running on x86 hardware, but the application is being cross compiled for another platform.
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MouseCapture prevents all mouse based triggers from firing in WPF
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I am using CaptureMouse() during a drag and drop operation to make sure I don't miss the MouseUp event, but this seems to prevent any mouse events reaching any other objects on my Canvas. This means that my IsMouseOver based triggers don't work, but... | 0 | [
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When scoping a project, how can I capture the marketing feature requirements to ensure a project's success?
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In the situation of having a project initiated by a marketing or sales team, how can we capture the not so obvious requirements that the project be marketable, or even better, self marketing?
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ASP.NET - Storing SQL Queries in Global Resource File?
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Is it a good idea to store my SQL queries in a global resource file instead of having it in my codebehind? I know stored procedures would be a better solution but I don't have that luxury on this project.
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Scroll to bottom of div?
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I am creating an ajax chat in rails and I am trying to get a div to scroll to the bottom without much luck.
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Use .NET COM in vb6
===
Im having trouble using a .NET COM in vb6, It compiles ok and I use regasm to register it, add a reference to it in the vb6 project, it even has intellisense. But when I try to make make an instance it gives me an 'Automation Error'. Any one can help?
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.Net 3.5 Windows Forms Application: x86 vs x64 load times on 64 bit Vista
===
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How to build an ActiveX object in C++ that can be scripted using Javascript
===
I can use VS08's MFC/ActiveX template to create a C++ ActiveX object that I can load into a HTML page and script with Javascript. But I can't figure out how to create an interface that allows me to call custom methods on my component with ... | 0 | [
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3rd Party Password Management with Complete Integration
===
I use C#, IIS, ASP.NET, SQL Server.
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Run a script when either locking or unlocking Windows XP
===
I have a Windows XP machine and a Linux machine running Ubuntu. I share the keyboard/mouse from the Windows machine via [Synergy][1]. What I would like to do is lock/unlock the Linux machine whenever I lock/unlock the Windows machine.
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Using Lists in C#
===
I am an upper level Software Engineering student currently in a Data Structures and Algorithms class. Our professor wants us to write a program using the List structure found in the C++ STL. I have been trying to use C# more and more, and was wondering if the ArrayList structure in .NET is a go... | 0 | [
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Best way to represent a wide grid for printing?
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We have many WIDE html grids which scroll horizontally within a DIV in our web application.
I would like to find the best strategy for printing these grids on a portrait A4 page.
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Is there a way to use custom fonts in a PDF file?
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Well basically I'm finishing school in mid December so I'm just brushing up my resume and I'm wondering if there's a way to use custom fonts (in this case Calibri and Cambria) in a PDF file and make them render correctly on all computers.
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What's the best way for a .NET Compact Framework executable to delete itself?
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I'd like my .NET Compact Framework app to delete itself after it finishes executing. What's the best way to do this?
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TkInter Invoke Event in Main Loop
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How do you invoke a tKInter event from a separate object? I'm looking for something like wxWidgets wx.CallAfter. For example, If I create a child object and pass it my root Tkinter.Tk() and then try to call a method of that root window from the child object my app locks up.
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What guidelines do you adhere to for writing good logging statements
===
I recently found a log statement in my projects codebase that says
"here i am with search parameter==>===========11/30/2008===1====00:00 AM"
what guidelines do you adhere to for writing good log messages in an application?
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CMS versioning strategies for content.
===
I'm looking at building basic CMS functionality into our web product and am researching tips and design ideas for versioning content. I'm specifically looking for database schemas in use today.
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barebone asp.net
===
Is it possible to do Web form without using server control or set runat attribute on html control? How do you call the code behind function? | 0 | [
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unicode in postscript
===
Is there anyway to use unicode strings (most probably in UTF-8, but could be any encoding) in PostScript?
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Print PDF from ASP.Net without preview
===
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man sections
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How do I access specific sections of man pages? | 0 | [
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What are the best software and templates for a programming blog?
===
I have a programming blog that was implemented using the default theme of Movable Type. To that, I have added myself a syntax highlighting plugin for adding code snippets. It's not the best thing in the world, but it served its purpose for a long tim... | 2 | [
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Return a value from a insert statement.
===
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Any advice on 'breaking' an object out of its layout in Flex - for animation purposes?
===
If I have an object in a layout in Flex what is a good way to 'break it out' of that layout to be able to animate it.
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Creating PDF Invoices - Are there any templating solutions?
===
Our company is looking to integrate invoices into a new system we are developing.
We require some a solution to create a layout of the invoice and then convert to pdf.
We have considered just laying out the invoice in html/css then converting to pdf... | 0 | [
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string array with garbage character at end
===
I have a char array buffer that I am using to store characters that the user will input one by one. My code below works but has a few glitches that I can't figure out:
<pre>
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Delphi 2009 generics compilation problem
===
I'm checking out the Delphi 2009 Trial, but run into problems with the generics stuff right away.
The following code does not compile, and I haven't the slightest idea why it's giving me E2015 for the Equals() method:
type
TPrimaryKey<T> = class(TObject)
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How would I go about figuring out the maximum load my server(s) can handle?
===
In Joel's article for Inc. entitled [How Hard Could It Be?: The Unproven Path][1], he wrote:
> ...it turns out that Jeff and his
> programmers were so good that they
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Python: How do I determine my local host IP address when I have multiple NICs?
===
I have multiple Network Interface Cards on my computer, each with its own IP address.
When I use gethostbyname(gethostname()) from Python's (built-in) 'socket' module, it will only return one of them. How do I get the others?
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What symbols are used after base 36
===
Since Hex (base 16) uses 0-9A-F, and (I'm assuming here) Base 17 uses 0-9A-G and so on. What what symbols are used once 0-9A-Z are all used up. | 0 | [
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Data structure for soundex algorithm?
===
Can anyone suggest me on what data structure to use for a [soundex algorithm][1] program? The language to be used is Java. If anybody has worked on this before in Java. The program should have these features:
be able to read about 50,000 words
should be able to read a word... | 0 | [
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cperl-mode with perl-mode colorization?
===
The Emacs cperl-mode seems to get confused less than perl-mode, but the Skittles effect makes the thing unusable for me. Does anyone have or know of an example of a .emacs block that causes cperl-mode to use the colorization from perl-mode, ideally in a form readable enough... | 0 | [
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Recommended Java/AJAX design pattern?
===
We need some input on what is a good design pattern on using AJAX in a Java application.
**Consider a simple scenario:**
1. User clicks a button which sends a request to a Java method to fetch data from DB.
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Is there a way to get the origin IP address from a JMS message?
===
I have a system in which different server processes are handling requests passed as JMS messages from various clients via a JMS broker.
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How do I deserialize this simple xml config with the XmlSerializer class?
===
I have the following xml I'd like to deserialize into a class
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<root>
<element1>String1</element1>
<element2>String2</element2>
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How will learning XML benefit me?
===
First, the obvious answers:
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Need an XNA framework equivalent, that WORKS with system.windows.forms (it doesn't have to work with XBox 360)
===
Next Semester I will be taking a "Software Practive II" class. In that class, my professor wants us to learn XNA. I have been playing around with XNA for quite sometime, and enjoy its functionality and s... | 0 | [
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Why does Hibernate/JDBC/MySQL drop connections after a day or so?
===
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In Windows, how do I run a shortcut into the background from a command prompt?
===
cmd /C "myshortcut1.lnk"
cmd /C "myshortcut2.lnk"
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We're looking at doing a MOSS 2007 site which will have a fairly dynamic component (an external product catalog). The external produces will be stored in a database (not managed by SharePoint) and all interaction will occur via Web Parts.
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I am trying to provide my own labelFunction for a CategoryAxis programatically but am completely stumped. The regular way is to do it in your MXML file, but I want to do it in my Actionscript file.
The regular way of doing it is:
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I have a DataTrigger defined in my XAML which I want to use in several places. Is it possible to define it as a resource and then share it?
Here's my trigger:
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Efficiently updating database using SQLAlchemy ORM
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CakePHP 1.2: How do I lock a given controller from access from anyone but admins?
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I'm not looking for the whole ACO-ARO implementation... I just want to use Auth, and check against the user's role....
What do I put where in order to simply deny users from a given controller unless they have a certain role.
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Why does this perl code not compile?
===
This fails:
my @a = ("a", "b", "c", "d", "e");
my %h = map { "prefix-$_" => 1 } @a;
with this error:
Not enough arguments for map at foo.pl line 4, near "} @a"
but this works:
my @a = ("a", "b", "c", "d", "e");
my %h = map { "prefix-" . $_ =... | 0 | [
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Attach labels to items in TFS from the PowerBuilder IDE?
===
We do this using the 'Advanced' button on the checkin dialog now (with Merant, nee PVCS) but the 'Advanced' button is disabled when I set TFS as my SCC provider. Is there a switch we can flip on either side to enable this?
Or do we need to write some c... | 0 | [
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Why should I declare a virtual destructor for an abstract class in C++?
===
I know it is a good practice to declare virtual destructors for base classes in C++, but is it always important to declare virtual destructors even for abstract classes that function as interfaces? Please provide some reasons and examples why. | 0 | [
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How do you get the HTTP status code for a remote domain in php?
===
I would like to create a batch script, to go through 20,000 links in a DB, and weed out all the 404s and such. How would I get the HTTP status code for a remote url?
Preferably not using curl, since I dont have it installed. | 0 | [
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Passing values with Parallel Extensions and VB.net
===
I am looking for an example of how to do the following in VB.net with Parallel Extensions.
Dim T As Thread = New Thread(AddressOf functiontodowork)
T1.Start(InputValueforWork)
Where I'm getting stuck is on how to pass into the task my parameter InputValuefo... | 0 | [
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PageRequestManager is undefined
===
I am seeing this error intermittently. My app throws PageRequestManager is undefined and so fails to load. Oddly enough this only happens in firefox, ie loads fine. Anyone know what this error means. I've been working on the app for some time and I just started seeing this today... | 0 | [
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Does Visual Studio have debug symbols available?
===
I'd like to track down a possible bug in Visual Studio, but that's awfully hard without the debug symbols for Visual Studio itself. Does Microsoft make these available? | 0 | [
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Using Emacs to recursively find and replace in text files not already open
===
As a follow-up to my question at [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/269812/how-to-quickly-get-started-at-using-and-learning-emacs][1] It's trying to find out how to do something like this which should be easy, that especially stops me fro... | 0 | [
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