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How to ignore route in asp.net forms url routing
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I am using the .NET 3.5 SP1 framework and I've implemented URL routing in my application. I was getting javascript errors:
Error: ASP.NET Ajax client-side framework failed to load.
Resource interpreted as script but transferred with MIME type text/html.
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iPhone: Detecting user inactivity/idle time
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Has anybody implemented a feature where if the user has not done anything for a certain time period, you take a certain action? I'm trying to figure out the best way to do that.
There's this somewhat-related method in UIApplication:
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Which platform should I use : native C++ or C# ?
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I want to develop a windows application. If I use native C++ and MFC for user interface then the application will be very fast and tiny. But using MFC is very complicated. Also If I use C# then the application will be slower than the native code and It reqiures .NET... | 0 | [
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VS2005 Resource Editor Keeps Eating my #ifdef's
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The resource editor keeps wiping out code of this form in my .rc:
#ifndef V2
IDB_SPLASHSCREEN BITMAP "res\\xyz v1.bmp"
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Is it possible to compile libCurl with SSH support using vc8?
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I am working on an application, implemented in VC++ 2008 that needs to use sftp through libCurl. In order for this to happen, libCurl needs to be built with ssh support. The problem is that, unlike the mingw makefile, the makefile for vc8 does not hav... | 0 | [
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Better way to extend restful_authentication AASM states
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I recently had to extend the aasm states for the latest version of restful_authentication (github) in one of my apps. I removed the "include Authorization::AasmRoles", copied the existing states and events from the plugin and made the changes necessary to sup... | 0 | [
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Why doens't java's assert statement allow you to specify a message?
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Seems likes it might be useful to have the assert display a message when an assertion fails.
Currently an AssertionError gets thrown, but I don't think you have the power to specify a custom message for it.
Am I wrong?
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How can use this in NHibernate?
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I have read the very good blog post of Rob Conery [Crazy Talk: Reducing ORM Friction][1]
How can I generalize this interface so I can implement it with NHibernate?
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Linq;
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Can someone explain the concept of an "instance-hour" as used by cloud computing providers?
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I am looking at the pricing of various cloud computing platforms, particularly Amazon's EC2, and a lot of the quotes are based on a unit called an Instance-Hour.
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All Browsers
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Is there a way to install all versions of all browsers on one machine? | 0 | [
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Does it make sense to set up a trusted relationship between Active Direcory instances at parner companies?
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If a company often requires users to be created in a partner's active directory, and vice versa, does it make sense to set up a federated / trusted relationship bewteen the AD instances? If so, what should be... | 0 | [
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What is copyright licence type to select in order to make the code free for the public in all possible ways.
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===
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How do you implement a good profanity filter?
===
Many of us need to deal with user input, search queries, and situations where the input text can potentially contain profanity or undesirable language. Oftentimes this needs to be filtered out.
Where can one find a good list of swear words in various languages and d... | 0 | [
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Java image library to deskew and crop images
===
Does anybody have a suggestion for a java library that performs automatic cropping and deskewing of images (like those retrieved from a flatbed scanner)? | 0 | [
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Best practices for control permissions?
===
Hey all, I need some advice on this...
We have certain permissions setup in the database for certain levels of control a user can have over the application. Disabled, ReadOnly and Edit.
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ASP.NET 2.0 Asynchronous User Control Not Working
===
I'm trying to get a user control working asynchronously, yet no matter what I do it continues to work synchronously. I've stripped it down to its bare minimum as a test web application. This would be the user control:
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.NET COM DLL Deployment
===
What is the best way to do a .NET COM DLL Deployment, I'm having problems using it in the client machine. The COM is being used in a VB6 app.I can add a reference, but when I try to use create objects it gives me an Automation Error.
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What is the best way to measure and cap bandwidth usage in a LAMP SaaS Web application?
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The company I work for is thinking of developing a LAMP SaaS Web application that would be plan based. We want to monitor usage because it involves external references, and would draw bandwidth through the placement of an ifram... | 0 | [
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Decoding a PRF file
===
Is there any way to decode a PICS Rules File?
Contains settings and preferences used by the Windows operating system.
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Secret santa algorithm.
===
Every Christmas we draw names for gift exchanges in my family. This usually involves mulitple redraws until no one has pulled their spouse. So this year I coded up my own name drawing app that takes in a bunch of names, a bunch of disallowed pairings, and sends off an email to everyone wi... | 0 | [
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LINQ to SQL disconnected updating object from different data context
===
http://geekswithblogs.net/michelotti/archive/2007/12/17/117791.aspx
I'm using ASP.NET with C# and trying to use linq to sql to update a data context as exhibited on the blog linked above. I created the timestamp field in the table just as sta... | 0 | [
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python, basic question on loops
===
It's a really basic question but i can't think at the second. How do i set up a loop that asks each time the function inside runs whether to do it again. So it runs it then says something like;
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When and why should I implement IComponent, IContainer, and ISite?
===
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MySQL - Select from a list of numbers those without a counterpart in the id field of a table
===
I have a list of numbers, say {2,4,5,6,7}
I have a table, foos, with foos.ID, including say, {1,2,3,4,8,9}
Id like to take my list of numbers, and find those without a counterpart in the ID field of my table.
One wa... | 0 | [
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C#/GDI - Create 1bpp mask from image.
===
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If I use explicit constructor, I need to put the keyword in both .h and .cpp files?
===
Actually my question is all in the title.<br>
Anyway:<br>
I have a class and I use explicit constructor:
<br>.h<br>
class MyClass {<br>
public:<br>
explicit MyClass(const string& s): query(s) {}<br>
private:<br>
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Force multi-threaded VB.NET class to display results on a single form
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Is this way of detecting heartbeats threadsafe and consistent?
===
This question has been discussed in two blog posts (http://dow.ngra.de/2008/10/27/when-systemcurrenttimemillis-is-too-slow/, http://dow.ngra.de/2008/10/28/what-do-we-really-know-about-non-blocking-concurrency-in-java/), but I haven't heard a definitive... | 0 | [
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What is the most elegant and efficient way to provide AAA to web services using a WS gateway and LDAP?
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I'm looking for the best way to provide authorization, authentication, and auditing to web services. I'll be using a web service gateway appliance deployed to the DMZ, and there will be an LDAP instance as a user... | 0 | [
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How do I make Tomcat build.properties app.path dynamic in revision control environment?
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With multiple developers working on the same Tomcat application, I'd like to get the application to install to a different path, based on the current user's revision control client. We're using Tomcat, Perforce, Linux. | 0 | [
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Obtaining Management Buy-in on Process
===
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Best Awk Commands
===
I find AWK really useful. Here is a one liner I put together to manipulate data.
ls | awk '{ print "awk " "'"'"'" " {print $1,$2,$3} " "'"'"'" " " $1 ".old_ext > " $1 ".new_ext" }' > file.csh
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We're using JDBC+XMLRPC+Tomcat+MySQL to execute potentially large MySQL queries. What is a better way?
===
I'm working on a Java based project that has a client program which needs to connect to a MySQL database on a remote server. This was implemented is as follows:
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Vista Business Login and RDP Problems
===
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Using '__progname' instead of argv[0]
===
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git branch naming best practices
===
I've been using a local git repository interacting with my group's CVS repository for several months, now. I've made an almost neurotic number of branches, most of which have thankfully merged back into my trunk. But naming is starting to become an issue. If I have a task easily... | 0 | [
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Is there a cross-platform way of getting information from Python's OSError
===
On a simple directory creation operation for example, I can make an OSError like this:
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>>> os.mkdir('foo')
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SWT Image concatenation or tiling / mosaic
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I have an Eclipse RCP application that displays a lot (10k+) of small images next to each other, like a film strip. For each image, I am using a SWT `Image` object. This uses an excessive amount of memory and resources. I am looking for a more efficient way. I thought... | 0 | [
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What's an effective and somewhat easy to build system to allow customer to submit bug reports after deployment?
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I'll be deploying a C++/DirectX/Windows game at the end of January to my customer and I'd like to setup an easy way for them to submit bug reports. Should I setup a website for this? Should I build it ... | 0 | [
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Need help to write a simple proxy in perl
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I don't want to use the HTTP::Proxy package because I want to dump out a couple requests. My one liner looks like this, but breaks on trying to pass the header in:
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Singleton Destructors
===
Should Singleton objects that don't use instance/reference counters be considered memory leaks in C++?
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Should I put html and java files in the same package (folder) in Apache Wicket ?
===
I wonder if there is an example which html files and java files are resides in different folders. | 0 | [
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Getting the GMarkers that have been added to a Google map?
===
Is there a way to get a list of all the GMarkers that have been added to a map? | 0 | [
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How can I share a session across multiple subdomains?
===
I have an application where, in the course of using the application, a user might click from
virginia.usa.com
to
newyork.usa.com
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Using wget to recursively fetch a directory with arbitrary files in it
===
I have a web directory where I store some config files. I'd like to use wget to pull those files down and maintain their current structure. For instance, the remote directory looks like:
http://mysite.com/configs/.vim/
.vim holds mult... | 0 | [
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Learning SQL. Where to get started?
===
I want to start learning sql? Where should I get started from? I am looking specific answers for:
Platform - Windows/ Linux
RDBMS - MSSQL/ Oracle/ MySQL
Books - that goes along with some real world case studies (not the boring author/books relationship)
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javascript indexOf that allows for regular expressions
===
In javascript, is there an equivalent of String.indexOf() that takes a regular expression instead of a string for the first first parameter while still allowing a second parameter ?
I need to do something like
str.indexOf(/[a|b|c]/ , i);
and
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MySQL: How to determine foreign key relationships programmatically?
===
Similar to [this question][1] but for MySQL....
How can I programmatically determine foreign key references in MySQL (assuming InnoDB)? I can almost get them with:
SHOW TABLE STATUS WHERE Name = 'MyTableName';
...but alas, the comme... | 0 | [
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How to trace a ASP.NET Security Exception
===
How can I figure out what is actually causing the following error? The page is the same as other pages but for some reason only this page is having this error. It also only happens ont he ISP (GoDaddy) so I can't set a breakpoint and try to catch it as I have other issues.... | 0 | [
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Design Modular Web Wizards using .Net 2.0 Wizard Control
===
We have a bunch of different applications that basically do the same thing written using the Wizard Control for .Net 2.0. At this point there are roughly 10 or so of those applications.
The steps are pretty simple:
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Disabling all but one control in a WPF window
===
I have a bunch of controls on my window. One of them is a refresh button that performs a cumbersome task on a background thread.
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Why Build Fails with CruiseControl.NET but it builds fine manually with same settings?
===
I have a project that builds fine If I build it manually but it fails with CC.NET.
The error that shows up on CC.NET is basically related to an import that's failing; one of the projects (C++ dll) tries to import a dll built ... | 0 | [
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How do I process enormous numbers?
===
Suppose I needed to calculate 2^150000. Obviously that number is going to exceed the size of an int, float, or double. How can I make a data type that allows normal math functions but exceeds the basic number types?
If this is a "depends which language you use" kind of deal. I... | 0 | [
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Temporary SSL for Windows 2000 Server/IIS Classic ASP pages?
===
I've got to set up temporary SSL security on my classic ASP application on Windows 2000 server, IIS5. What do I need to do to activate SSL? I won't be able to get an official cert for a little while so I think I have to make my own.
Steps? Do I need a... | 0 | [
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Performance implications of p.get() vs. &p[0] in boost::scoped_array
===
The topic generically says it all. Basically in a situation like this:
boost::scoped_array<int> p(new int[10]);
Is there any appreciable difference in performance between doing: &p[0] and p.get()?
I ask because I prefer the first one... | 0 | [
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Timesheet reporting in FogBugz?
===
Currently it's a big PITA to create timesheet report for say a week or month in FogBugz... maybe someone knows about a plugin to that for you? | 0 | [
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J2ME Properties
===
J2ME lacks the java.util.Properties class. Although it is possible to put application settings in the JAD file this is not recommended for many properties. (Since, some platforms limits the size of JAD file.) I want to put a configuration file inside my jar file and parse it. And I do not want to ... | 0 | [
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Why is Java on a Vista box reporting its on XP?
===
I have stumbled across something truly puzzling regarding `System.getProperty("os.name")`. According to [a Java bug on the matter](http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6220825) and [the Java 5 release notes](http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/ReleaseNotes.h... | 0 | [
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How do I manipulate $PATH elements in shell scripts?
===
Is there a idiomatic way of removing elements from PATH-like shell variables?
That is I want to take
PATH=/home/joe/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/path/to/app/bin:.
and remove the `/path/to/app/bin` without clobbering the rest of the variable. Ex... | 0 | [
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Visual Studio's wsdl.exe can't find some info in my schema. Not sure if this is an error.
===
When I use wsdl.exe to create a client from my wsdl, it finishes O.K., but inserts the following comment in the file:
<b>// CODEGEN: Parameter 'VerificationData' requires additional schema information that cannot be capt... | 0 | [
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Getting distinct records from a mysql query
===
In my application, there are publishers and categories. One publisher can belong to several categories. When I make my mysql transaction, it will return the same publisher record for each category it belongs to. Here's the query:
<pre>SELECT
grdirect_publisher.na... | 0 | [
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What is the equivalent of Oracle’s REF CURSOR in MySQL when using JDBC?
===
**In Oracle I can declare a reference cursor...**
TYPE t_spool IS REF CURSOR RETURN spool%ROWTYPE;
**...and use it to pass a cursor as the return value...**
FUNCTION end_spool
RETURN t_spool
AS
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How do I Create an instance of a class in another class in Python
===
I am trying to learn Python and WxPython. I have been a SAS programmer for years. This OOP stuff is slowly coming together but I am still fuzzy on a lot of the concepts. Below is a section of code. I am trying to use a button click to create an ... | 0 | [
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How to send a message to a TThread from main thread in Delphi?
===
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Get method name and type using lambda expression
===
I am trying to write a function that will pull the name of a property and the type using syntax like bellow
private class SomeClass
{
Public string Col1;
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propertyMapper.MapProperty<SomeClass>(x => x.Col1)
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Question about decorator pattern
===
I'm a beginner when it comes to design patterns , and I have a question related to the decorator design pattern . Presuming I have a class named A , and I want to use the decorator design pattern . Correct me if I'm wrong , but for that to work , we'll need to create a decorator cl... | 0 | [
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J2EE Error Handling - Application and User
===
I have a question regarding handling errors in a J2EE application. Our current application is in use by many many users and as a result we get a lot of support tickets. Most of these tickets are user-related but 5-10% are system related exceptions, unhandled errors, etc.
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===
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How do I ignore the inheritance chain when getting attributes?
===
For some reason I'm not getting this. (Example model below) If I write:
var property = typeof(sedan).GetProperty("TurningRadius");
Attribute.GetCustomAttributes(property, false)
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How to change background-color on text links on hover but not image links
===
I have a CSS rule like this:
a:hover { background-color: #fff; }
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Escaping double quotes in a value for a sticky form in PHP
===
I'm having a little bit of trouble making a sticky form that will remember what is entered in it on form submission if the value has double quotes. The problem is that the HTML is supposed to read something like:
<input type="text" name="something" ... | 0 | [
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HTTP status for functional redirect
===
Right now we've got web pages that show UI elements, and web pages that just process form submissions, and then redirect back to the UI pages. They do this using PHP's header() function:
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Can someone tell me the very basics of how computer programming works? PLEASE
===
Basically, my question is what makes all the words of a programming language actually do anything? I mean, what's actually happening to make the computer know what all of those words mean? If I verbally tell my my computer to do somethin... | 0 | [
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.NET component that implements sliding dialogs (drawers) ala WinAmp
===
Has anyone seen or used a third party .NET GUI component for implementing the sliding window/dialog effect seen in Winamp when using the Modern Skin and clicking on the Config button that opens the Configuration Drawer?
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Inclusion cycles in C header files
===
How does one prevent an inclusion cycle in C? ie. You shouldn't have a.h #include "b.h", which #include's "c.h" which #include's "a.h". I'm looking for a way of preventing this from happening using some sort of C directive.
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What's a good web site creation tool?
===
Dreamweaver sounds like over-kill for my needs. XSitePro sounds like it would fit the bill. Any others worth looking at?
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Why is the caret suddenly centered in an edit field?
===
I have a "username" TEdit on a Delphi 2006 login form. When the application starts up the user is asked to enter the username. The TEdit gets focus and the caret is placed in its horizontal center for some reason. As soon as anything is typed the caret is left a... | 0 | [
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Random Text generator based on regex
===
I would like to know if there is software that, given a regex and of course some other constraints like length, produces random text that always matches the given regex.
Thanks
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How do I pronounce "=>" as used in lambda expressions in .Net
===
I very rarely meet any other programmers!
My thought when I first saw the token was "implies that" since that's what it would read it as in a mathematical proof but that clearly isn't its sense.
So how do I say or read "=>" as in:-
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Regular expressions: Differences between browsers
===
I'm increasingly becoming aware that there must be major differences in the ways that regular expressions will be interpreted by browsers.<br />
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AJAX/jsp/HTML vs Applets
===
Which approach is better?
1. Having jsp/HTML based web application which allows you to traverse web pages in the browser.
2. An applet based web application which opens up a Swing apllet screen? | 0 | [
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Given an offset, .PDB, and source, how can I find the source line?
===
I have a Windows Event Log entry giving the offset of the failed call triggering an application crash. I have a release build, the corresponding .PDB file, and the source.
I do not have a .MAP or .COD file.
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Resolve FilterAttributes On Controller And Action
===
I would like to do this:
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public ActionResult OnlyClientUsersCanDoThis()
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Long lived JMS sessions. Is Keeping JMS connections / JMS sessions allways open a bad pratice?
===
Is keeping JMS connections / sessions / consumer always open a bad practice?
Code draft example:
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What are you favorite metaphors for technical concepts?
===
At the risk of getting downvoted I'm going to ask this anyway.
What are your favorite metaphors for technical concepts?
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How to create conditional content withing a databound Repeater
===
I'm setting up a User Control driven by a XML configuration. It is easier to explain by example. Take a look at the following configuration snippet:
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Name Generator for .NET
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Build automation: MSBuild vs. Windows Mobile SDK
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Search entire project for includes in Eclipse CDT
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I have a large existing c++ codebase. Typically the users of the codebase edit the source with gvim, but we'd like to start using the nifty IDE features in Eclipse. The codebase has an extensive directory hierarchy, but the source files use include directives wit... | 0 | [
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Where do I start designing when using O/R mapping? Objects or database tables?
===
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Is there a reliable mail server on Windows 2008 web edition?
===
I'm currently looking for a webhost that offers Windows 2008 virtual or dedicated hosting for my ASP.NET app. On dedicated hosting you pay a monthly fee for Windows, I noticed there's a noticeable difference in cost between the web edition and the standa... | 0 | [
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How do you handle developer access to windows servers?
===
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WIA Twain support C#
===
How can I use WIA and Twain in C#? The TWIAIN/C# example found at http://www.codeproject.com/KB/dotnet/twaindotnet.aspx Throws an exception at line 59 on TwainLib.cs "an attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format." on Vista 64.
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Wordpress provides a function called "the_permalink()" that returns, you guessed it!, the permalink to a given post while in a loop of posts.
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<?php
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===
I have a very painful library which, at the moment, is accepting a C# string as a way to get arrays of data; apparently, this makes marshalling for pinvokes easier.
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Is there a benefit to using the HtmlHelper in MVC?
===
Is there a specific reason why I should be using the `Html.CheckBox`, `Html.TextBox`, etc methods instead of just manually writing the HTML?
<%= Html.TextBox("uri") %>
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Rxtx NoSuchPortException
===
I have followed the instructions to setup rxtx on windows from http://www.jcontrol.org/download/readme_rxtx_en.html.
What I did exactly was copy rxtxSerial.dll to "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_07\jre\bin"
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Is there a GZIP merger that merges two GZIP files without decompressing them?
===
Let's say there's a.gz, and b.gz.
$ gzip_merge a.gz b.gz -output c.gz
I'd like to have this program. Of course,
$ cat a.gz b.gz > c.gz
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Image library recommendations
===
I'm looking for some image library that can work with multiple formats (jpg,gif,png), and is fast at displaying the images to the screen.
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