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Code Coverage and Unit Testing of Python Code
===
I have already visited [Preferred Python unit-testing framework][1]. I am not just looking at Python Unit Testing Framework, but also code coverage with respect to unit tests. So far I have only come across [coverage.py][2]. Is there any better option?
An interestin... | 0 | [
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SQL: Complex Deletion help
===
I basically created some tables to play around with: I have Two main tables, and a Many-Many join table. Here is the DDL: (I am using HSQLDB)
CREATE TABLE PERSON
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PERSON_ID INTEGER GENERATED BY DEFAULT AS IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
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Abort java webapp on startup
===
My webapp is part of a larger EAR that is deployed into a websphere server. The server hosts number of other apps on the same virtual server. My webapp has some initialisation/health checks in a servletContextListener->contextInitialized method. I want to make the webapp unavailable if... | 0 | [
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Does it make sense to "fake" bitmap indexes?
===
I'm planning a software that's an OLAP application at its heart (it helps analyse metering data) and is going to have some kind of star schema for its database, because the stored values will be looked at from different angles (time, source, type etc.) and the requests ... | 0 | [
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Why am I missing assemblies from the bin directory when compiling with MsBuild?
===
I have a solution which contains many class libraries and an ASP .NET website which references those assemblies.
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PDO try-catch usage in functions
===
I'm thinking of using PDO in all of my future webapp. Currently (using what I've learned from SO so far), what I have in my site to handle database connection is a Singleton class like this :
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.Net 3.5 WebService can't be called by .Net 1.1 Windows App
===
I have a weird issue. I had a web service that was compiled under the 2.0 framework that was being consumed by a windows app that was compiled with the 1.1 framework. This worked just fine. Now, after upgrading the web service to the 3.5 framework, the wi... | 0 | [
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SQL Statement Indentation
===
What is the accepted practice for indenting SQL statements? For example, consider the following SQL statement:
SELECT column1, column2
FROM table1
WHERE column3 IN
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SELECT TOP(1) column4
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"File -X: does not exist" message from ipy.exe in Windows PowerShell
===
If I type this line in an MS-DOS command prompt window:
ipy -X:ColorfulConsole
IronPython starts up as expected with the colorful console option enabled. However, if I type the same line in Windows PowerShell I get the message:
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Tricks that processor does to optimize the code?
===
like reordering of code than even tends to break the code in case of multiple processor. | 0 | [
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Have you had a bad experience with Scrum or Sprining?
===
Has anybody had a bad or very bad experience or stories with Scrum or Sprinting, that you can share with a n00b so that he doesn't make the same mistake?
If you had a problem, what were your lessons learned? What would you do differently or have done differe... | 4 | [
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Alternative to BACKUP LOG WITH TRUNCATE_ONLY
===
This piece of T-SQL is deprecated in 2005:
BACKUP LOG [DB_NAME] WITH TRUNCATE_ONLY
I don't need to keep the log for my db - but I do not want the piece of code to stop working if we port to SQL2008 or successive versions in future.
Cheers | 0 | [
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Upadated version of this code
===
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===
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How to call a Macro in Microsoft Word 2003
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I need to reinforce the structure of a Microsoft Word document.<br/>
EG:
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<i>Style Answer Here blah blahblah</i>
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Dynamically changing Master Template in ASP.NET MVC
===
I have the requirement to support different Master pages on my application (ASP.NET MVC).
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Free JavaScript obfuscators?
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How do you evaluate reliability in software?
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How does SQL Server Licensing work on Amazon's EC2?
===
It appears from their marketing literature that their new Windows with SQL option on EC2 has the SQL licensing costs bundled into their instance charges, but I'd hate to make assumptions.
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XMPP Server-to-Server for Gmail.com/Jabber.org
===
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Does opacity:0 have exactly the same effect as visibility:hidden
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If so, does it effectively deprecate the `visibility` property?
(I realize that Internet Explorer does not yet support this CSS2 property.)
<br/>
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how can I handle the warning of file_get_contents() function in php ?
===
i wrote a php code like this
$site="http://www.google.com";
$content = file_get_content($site);
echo $content;
but when I remove "http://" from $site I get this warning
> Warning:
> file_get_contents(www.google.com)
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Whats a fast way to check that reference is a specific generic type?
===
If I have a method with a parameter that's an interface, whats the fasts way to see if the interface's reference is of a specific generic type?
More specifically, if I have:
interface IVehicle{}
class Car<T> : IVehicle {}
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Looking for software to remotely control iTunes from PC
===
Looking to control iTunes on home network from other computers. This client should work on Windows XP, and be able to control iTunes running on XP or Vista.
My initial searches at Google only turned up projects from 3+ years ago. And I'm not really sur... | 0 | [
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Is there a way on the CVS command line to list all files associated with a tag?
===
Title says it all. | 0 | [
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Creating a camera that overviews a Papervision3D Scene
===
When first setting and subsequently experimenting with a Papervison3D scene, I often find myself lost because I somehow get the camera not looking at the scene geometry. If I don't realize that's the problem, then I start trying to find out why my scene isn't... | 0 | [
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How do I securely reference ASP classic include files outside of web root?
===
I'd like to be able to place all my ASP Classic include files outside of the web root. This assures no include files can be called directly via the URL.
What is the best way to accomplish this?
I know I can use a [virtual directory][... | 0 | [
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how can i check the start of the string in php ?
===
i want something like this
1. the user enter a website link
2. i need check the link if the link
doesn't start with 'http://' I want
to append 'http://' to the link .
how can I do that in PHP ?
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Boost Graph Library: Is there a neat algorithm built into BGL for community detection?
===
Anybody out there using BGL for large production servers?
* How many node does your network consist of?
* How do you handle [community detection][1]
* Does BGL have any cool ways to detect communities?
Could some... | 0 | [
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Calling Win32 functions returning strings with alien in Lua
===
I'm trying to use [alien][1] to call Win32 functions. I tried this code, but it crashes and I don't understand why.
require( "alien" )
local f = alien.Kernel32.ExpandEnvironmentStringsA
f:types( "int", "string", "pointer", "int" )
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Is Lucene.Net suitable as the search engine for frequently changing content?
===
Is Lucene.Net suitable as the search engine for frequently changing content?
Or more specificically, can anybody give a subjective opinion on how quickly lucene.net indexes can be updated. Any other approaches to searching frequently ... | 0 | [
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What is Covariance/Contravariance?
===
Can someone explain the concepts of Covariance/Contravariance to me?
My understanding is this:
E.g. 2 classes
Animal
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You can get runtime errors in .net if you try and put an elephant into an array of animal as elephant is bigger (more s... | 0 | [
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SQL Server 2005 Named Instance port problem
===
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How to reset the globalization resource provider to default resx provider
===
I would like to reset my globalization provider for an inner section of my web site.
The site root uses a custom sql provider, I would like to use resx in my subfolder.
what should I set in resourceProviderFactoryType="???"
Thanks
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Setting the comment of a column to that of another column in Postgresql
===
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create table t1 (
c1 varchar(10)
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comment on column t1.c1 is 'foo';
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Visual Studio Remote Debugging Extensibility
===
I'm trying to attach to a remote machine with code similar to the following:
Debugger2 db (Debugger2)dte.Debugger;
Transport trans = db.Transports.Item("Default");
Process2 proc2 = (Process2)db.GetProcesses(trans, "MACHINENAME").Item("SERVICENAME");
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===
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.NET Forms Authentication: How to limit access to resources like pdf files to authenticated users only
===
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Is there an easy way to get a list of files with version numbers out of ms vss ?
===
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ASP.NET MVC: Redirecting back to page when no parameter is given to URL
===
http://localhost:50034/Admin/Delete/723
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Database Engine Independant Data Modelling
===
I'm looking for a tool where I maintain a simple data model, and then using possibly plugins, generate actual databases for MSSQL and mySQL, and as a bonus, others. This should not be a whole ORM tool, just abstract to concrete data model. Where should I look? Who kno... | 0 | [
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Does noscript get acknowledged by javascript enabled browsers?
===
I'm looking into tightening up our ad code by moving it to an external jQuery script, but I obviously still need some HTML to target the ad to. So I was wondering if I can target a noscript element (or within a noscript element) since I'm going to have... | 0 | [
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Is there a way to set the value of #define on runtime?
===
I wonder if there is a way to set the value of #define in run time.
I assume that there is a query for Oracle specific and Sql Server specific at the code below.
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Duplicate a list
===
Is their a way to easily duplicate a list code wise? | 0 | [
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inserting into mysql
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I have the following database table created thus:
CREATE TABLE AUCTIONS (
ARTICLE_NO VARCHAR(20),
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How to get equivalent of printf_l on Linux?
===
This function exists on OS X and allows you to pass custom local to the function. setlocale is not thread-safe, and passing locale as parameter is.
If there is no equivalent, any way of locale-independent printf, or printf just for doubles (%g) will be ok. | 0 | [
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Install and use aspnet_merge.exe without installing the Windows SDK?
===
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Delphi 7 - Embedded file open dialog in a form
===
(Note: I am using Delphi 7)
Does anyone know if it is possible to embed a file open dialog inside your own form?
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What's the best static analysis tool for NetBeans 6.1?
===
I'm finding a couple for Java in general but no plugins for netbeans that I can see.
Thanks | 0 | [
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a ListView, a LinqDataSource, linq-to-sql and ordering
===
So I'm writing a page which does some reporting and it's pretty dynamic, the user has the ability to group data and sort columns. I've been able to get my dynamic grouping down and then the sorting except now my generated linq-to-sql sql order by statement is ... | 0 | [
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Excel VBA Project - Password Removal
===
How can I programmatically remove a (known) password from an Excel VBA project? | 0 | [
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EINTR error for semop call
===
I am using the following code fragment in a php script to safely update a shared resource.
$lock_id = sem_get( ftok( 'tmp/this.lock', 'r'));
sem_acquire($lock_id)
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sem_release($lock_id)
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How can I explicitly declare a view from a Rails controller?
===
I want to explicitly call a view from my controller.
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def some_action
.. do something ...
respond_to do |format|
format.xml
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How to create a GUI inside a function in Matlab?
===
Is there a possibility to write a GUI from inside a function?
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Please recommend a powerfull Java based ETL framework...
===
Looking for the enterprise level, open source :) Java ETL framework. Came across Clover.ETL but want to hear what peopl think of it... | 0 | [
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MSBuild ReadLinesFromFile all text on one line.
===
When I do a ReadLinesFromFile on a file in MSBUILD and go to output that file again, I get all the text on one line. All the Carriage returns and LineFeeds are stripped out.
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SQL Server online backup with MozyPro
===
Anyone using MozyPro to backup SQL Server databases?
I'm concerned about the way it does the backup. It just copies data files the way they are. Not using the backup database command.
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Socket Exception: "There are no more endpoints available from the endpoint mapper"
===
I am using winsock and C++ to set up a server application. The problem I'm having is that the call to `listen` results in a first chance exception. I guess normally these can be ignored (?) but I've found others having the same is... | 0 | [
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Application data synchronisation - running the new app in tandem with the legacy
===
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Techniques for adding Achievements to business class software
===
i was thinking of adding some Achievements to our internal bug-tracking and time logging system. It's connected to an SQL Server back-end.
At first i thought that the system could be run on the database, using triggers to, for example, know when:
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Sharepoint selectors in Central Administration don't work in IE 6 on the server VM (MOSS 2007)
===
Sharepoint Central Administration site uses the selector control I'm talking about a lot (for selecting site collections and web applications primarily)
![sharepoint selector control][1]
[1]: http://i36.tinypic... | 0 | [
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How do I "decompile" Java class files?
===
On Java performance questions on this site I often see responses from people who have "decompiled" the Java class file to see how the compiler optimizes certain things.
What program can I use to decompile a class file? Does you actually get Java code, or is it just JVM as... | 0 | [
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Does authentication/authorization stop Jquery from calling a page method?
===
I have the following JQuery code that worked perfect in C#/Asp.net 2.0 to call a page method in the default.aspx page. Now I am trying to call a shared page method in VB.Net and the page method is not firing, I believe because of security o... | 0 | [
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Direct3D over Remote Desktop
===
How can I get Direct3D to work over a Remote Desktop connection? I am using Windows XP Professional. | 0 | [
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Is it possible to disable AJAX without disabling JavaScript completely?
===
The subject says it all: Is it possible to disable AJAX without disabling JavaScript completely?
Thank you all!
Regards,
Frank
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Cool looking photo gallery
===
How can I achieve a cool looking photo gallery page? I don't know flash, but can learn, and thought about a random collage that 'pulls out' a photo that you hover over.
It's for a photographer, so no thumbnails, grids, etc. | 0 | [
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What's the best way to find the user's Documents directory on an iPhone?
===
I'm reading Erica Sadun's *iPhone Developer's Cookbook*, and ran into a question.
She says in the book that the way to find the user's Documents directory is with the code:
<br/>`[NSHomeDirectory() stringByAppendingPathComponent:@"Documen... | 0 | [
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Battery status in OSX?
===
How can I read the status of the battery on my MacBookPro from my own application?
Googling has so far only revealed APIs for device drivers to handle power events - there's nothing about user-land processes accessing this information.
thanks.
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What are some resources for optimizing ActionScript (flash) for speed and size
===
I'm especially interested in memory profiling, reducing the size of a compiled .swf, measuring network latency, etc. Also, I'm focussed entirely on AS3. | 0 | [
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Running Delphi builds under TFS MSBuild
===
Wanting to build and test a bunch of Borland Delphi 6 projects that are integrated with ASP.NET services. Had been using WANT and CruiseControl for building Delphi. With TFS Build agent we can tie all together and do some testing. I am looking for guidance and direction. ... | 0 | [
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Is there a better way to determine the right size for a UITableViewCell?
===
I have a UITableView cell that is going to have a variable size depending on it's content (potentially several lines of text).
SInce it appears that heightForRowAtIndexPath is called *before* I layout the cell, I just guess the correct he... | 0 | [
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NullReferenceException when hosting WPF in a System.AddIn
===
We are developing a WPF application that uses the System.AddIn framework to host add-ins that display additional WPF content. Everything seems to be working fine, but overnight, the application threw the following NullReferenceException:
<pre>
Message:... | 0 | [
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How to use a subobject key as part of another compoind key in NHibernate
===
I need to create a new Many-To-One relationship on my User entity which joins against another entity. The problem is the other entity has a compound key of which 1 field is a field in the User entity and the other is a field in another Many-T... | 0 | [
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How to precompute array of values?
===
Is there a way to pre-compute an array of values based on templates? In the following example I would like the 'powers_of_2' array to have 256 values computed at compile-time if that is possible without having to type all of the values.
#include <iostream>
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How to modify properties of a Matlab Object
===
I 've created a Matlab Class, something like that :
classdef myclass
properties
x_array = [];
end
methods
function increment(obj,value)
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How can I properly hide a list of XSL processed XML elements using javascript
===
Good morning. I have an XML file which contains lists of warning and errors from a build output. I have successfully been able to write XSL to iterate over the separate lists of warnings and errors to have them display in my browser. ... | 0 | [
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WCF javascript proxy not found when endpoint address is not blank
===
I am trying to setup a WCF service with multiple endpoints with one of the endpoints using the enableWebScript endpoint behavior so that a Javascript proxy will be created on the client (jsdebug/js).
When adding the Service Reference to my AJAX S... | 0 | [
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How to documents from SharePoint 2003 to SharePoint 2007 with versioning?
===
I'm desperately searching for a tool allowing me copy documents with their old versions from a SharePoint 2003 to a SharePoint 2007 site.<br>
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undeclared identifier SO_EXCLUSIVEADDRUSE when building Apache Axis2/C
===
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Add spaces before Capital Letters
===
Given the string "ThisStringHasNoSpacesButItDoesHaveCapitals" what is the best way to add spaces before the capital letters. So the end string would be "This String Has No Spaces But It Does Have Capitals"
Here is my attempt with a RegEx
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Open/Close Icons
===
I'm doing some shennanigans with jQuery to put little plus/minus icons next to my expanders. Its similar to the windows file trees, or firebugs code expanders.
It works, but its not specific enough.
Hopefully this makes sense...
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Custom datatable with metadata used for binding to a Gridview?
===
I'm binding a datatable to a gridview control, and when I format each column I need to format the data based on whether that column has a particular custom attribute. In this case, a column can represent:
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How to hide can i hide a method so it's not called by programmers but still usable in code
===
I have a class called 'Ship' and a class called 'Lifeboat'
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Java O/R layer for SQL server?
===
I've got a java server (not web based, more like a big, many-threaded standalone application) that needs to talk to a MS SQL Server database.
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How Do you load png resource image in Silverlight?
===
I am trying to add a png image resource in a specific Silverlight project folder. I would like to refer to this image with in my <image> tag? I only seem to get this working when the xaml file containing the image tag is located in the same directory as the png ... | 0 | [
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Do I have to learn Objective-C for professional Mac Development?
===
Do I really have to learn Objective-C to develop solid Mac Apps?
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Speed up sql JOIN
===
First of all, some background.
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.Net Remoting Return values Discriminating between calls from different threads
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I have inherited a middle tier system with some multi-Threading issues.
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What is a data structure kind of like a hash table, but infrequently-used keys are deleted?
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Printing only a textarea
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I would like to print _only_ the contents of a textarea element from a website page. In particular, I would like to ensure that nothing gets clipped by the boundary of the textarea as the contents will be quite large.
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Using full-text search with PDF files in SQL Server 2005
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I've got a strange problem with indexing PDF files in SQL Server 2005, and hope someone can help. My database has a table called MediaFile with the following fields - MediaFileId int identity pk, FileContent image, and FileExtension varchar(5). I've got my ... | 0 | [
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Binlog MySQL Replication is a "Bag of Hurt". Are there any good alternatives?
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How do you change the colours used in the annotate bar in Visual Studio 2008?
===
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Setting the manufacturer in a VS 2008 Setup Project
===
I have a windows setup project that installs a service. All works well except for one thing: The default directory offered to the user during install is of the form "C:\Program Files\Microsoft\ProgramName". I am trying to modify this so that instead of "Microsoft... | 0 | [
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How to maintain an object for two nHibernate sessions?
===
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What is the best way to promote a paperless environment?
===
One problem I have with a modern office is that people still tend to create physical copies of digital media (such as program manuals and specifications). I understand that for somethings it is prudent to create a physical copy but many of these physical cop... | 0 | [
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Stored Procedure failing on a specific user
===
I have a Stored Procedure that is constantly failing with the error message "Timeout expired," on a specific user.
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Pulling in Dynamiclly Generated (not a static file) CSS in FF?
===
Is there any way of pulling in a CSS stylesheet into FireFox 2 or 3 that is not a static file?
Bellow is the code we are using to pull in a stylesheet dynamically generated by a CGI script.
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Kill a blocked Boost::Thread
===
I am writing an application which blocks on input from two `istreams`.
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On Windows is there a **light-weight** IDE that can be used both with C and Perl.
===
When I asked this [previously][1] I should have mentioned that it's particularly a **light-weight** IDE that I'm after, so I’m having to ask again as a different question.
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