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What's a cross platform way to play a sound file in python?
===
I tried playing a .wav file using pyaudio. It works great on windows, but doesn't work in Ubuntu when another device is using sound.
> The error is "IOError: [Errorno
> Invalid output device (no default
> output device)] -9996
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Compare LinkedList/Array
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Comparing LinkedLists and Arrays while also comparing their differences with sorted and unsorted data
- Adding
- Removing
- Retrieving
- Sorting
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CPU Usage Per Process in Python
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Is it possible for me to see the amount of processor usage (%) that the current, python, app is using?
Scenario:
My host will allow me to run my app as long as it does not consume more then X% of the CPU power, so I would like it to 'keep an eye on itself' and slowdown. So how... | 0 | [
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How to show the visitor a moved web page AND return a 301 redirect HTTP response status code in Django?
===
When a webpage has moved to a new location, how do I show the moved web page AND return a 301 permanent redirect HTTP response status code in [Django][1]?
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Capturing image from webcam in java?
===
How can I continuously capture images from a webcam?
I want to experiment with object recognition (by maybe using java media framework).
I was thinking of creating two threads
one thread:
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Is there an OpenID 2.0 plugin for Symfony?
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I am using sfOpenID plugin for Symfony, which doesn't support OpenID 2.0. That means, for example, that people using Yahoo! OpenID can't login to my site.
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Create Zip archive from multiple in memory files in C#
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Is there a way to create a Zip archive that contains multiple files, when the files are currently in memory? The files I want to save are really just text only and are stored in a string class in my application. But I would like to save multiple files in a s... | 0 | [
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Convert Sandcastle Help File Builder Output (Web site) to MediaWiki format
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I need to
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2. Find a way to transfer/include the converted pages directly into the MediaWiki we have set up.
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Is there something like a translators database?
===
I am in search for a database with translations so I can have comonly used phrases and words translated by a machine and not by an expensive translator. Is there such a thing as a translation database with words and often used phrases?
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Syntax error whenever I put python code inside a django template
===
I'm trying to do the following in my django template:
{% for embed in embeds %}
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Can I access session state from an HTTPModule?
===
I could really do with updating a user's session variables from within my HTTPModule, but from what I can see, it isn't possible.
Any ideas?
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Is there a way to measure parse time in PHP?
===
Optimization of PHP code via runtime benchmarking is straight forward. Keep track of $start and $end times via microtime() around a code block - I am not looking for an answer that involves microtime() usage.
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How to programmatically generate a PDF from any document on OSX?
===
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===
I think Cacti is great except for the fact that it takes hours to configure it. There is a lot that you can do with it but I find it a little overly complicated. A script collecting disk utilization recently broke on me (for no ap... | 0 | [
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Best way to enter numeric values with decimal points?
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In my app users need to be able to enter numeric values with decimal places. The iPhone doesn't provides a keyboard that's specific for this purpose - only a number pad and a keyboard with numbers and symbols.
Is there an easy way to use the latter and preve... | 0 | [
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Add conatiner class to dictionary
===
I have a Dictionary that when I add multiple values to it, the items that were entered before take the values of the item added. I am using the .Net 3.5 Here is the code:
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How to structure #includes in C
===
Say I have a C program which is broken to a set of *.c and *.h files. If code from one file uses functions from another file, where shoud I include the header file? Inside the *.c file that used the function, or inside the header of that file?
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I've created a .NET WCF service that is intended to always be over HTTPS. When I first created the service skeleton and ran it over HTTP, it worked fine. I used PHP5 to test the interoperability with the built in SOAP functions. However, once I switched... | 0 | [
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I'm trying to make a webpage that allows the uploading of multiple files at the same times. I will limit the file extensions to the most common images like JPG, JPEG, PNG and GIF.
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How can I place a MFC CFormView inside a CDockablePane?
===
How can I place a MFC CFormView inside a CDockablePane?
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Do you think it's advantageous to switch to Entity Framework?
===
With LINQ to SQL most likely going to not get as much active development as Entity Framework do you think it's best to switch to Entity Framework?
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Converting PDF to HTML with Python
===
How can I convert PDF files to HTML with Python?
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How to keep a website with url routing directory independent
===
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linking to network share with safari
===
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Javascript: how to validate dates in format MM-DD-YYYY?
===
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http://paulschreiber.com/blog/2007/03/02/javascript-date-validation/
I modified the code code above for MM-DD-YYYY like so but I still can't get it to work:
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Full text search on a mobile device?
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Custom UIView with keyboard input?
===
I have a custom UILabel for displaying currency values. I only want the user to be able to enter digits and let the view format those digits into a currency value -- like a cash register. This makes UITextField an inappropriate choice for this kind of input.
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Connecting to DB2 via .NET DbConnection
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Our current DB Connection provider model relies on database connectivity to use DbConnection (System.Data) based objects.
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IV50 codec (.AVI) to something else, e.g. QuickTime (.MOV)
===
I have some old .AVI files made by my kids with a Logitech webcam that I can not view. They seem to be encoded using IV50. Does anyone know of a tool to convert these files to something more widely supported, like Quciktime? (movavi seems to do it but I on... | 0 | [
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Full "for" loop syntax in C (and others in case they are compatible)
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Installing sql server express: VS2008 sp1 problem
===
I am trying to install SQL server express 2008 on my machine. I get an error message that says that older version of VS 2008 in installed on the computer. Upgrade to VS2008 SP1 before installing Sql server 2008.
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Parsing Domain From URL In PHP
===
I need to build a function which parses the domain from a url.
So:
http://google.com/dhasjkdas/sadsdds/sdda/sdads.html
or
http://www.google.com/dhasjkdas/sadsdds/sdda/sdads.html
Would become "google.com" and
http://google.co.uk/dhasjkdas/sadsdds/sdda/sdads.html
would... | 0 | [
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Why is the GUID structure the way it is?
===
In rpc.h, the GUID structure is declared as follows:
typedef struct _GUID
{
DWORD Data1;
WORD Data2;
WORD Data3;
BYTE Data4[8];
} GUID;
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Get object's DataContext
===
If I have the LINQ objects:
public class SampleDataContext : DataContext {
public Table<Customer> Customers { get { return this.GetTable<Customer>(); } }
public SampleDataContext( string connectionString ) : base( connectionString ) { }
}
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How to run a console application with command line parameters in Visual C++ 6.0?
===
I've got a console application that compiles and executes fine with Visual C++ 6.0, except that it will then only get as far as telling me about missing command line parameters. There doesn't seem to be anywhere obvious to enter these... | 0 | [
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Extract words out of a text file
===
Let's say you have a text file like this one:
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/17921/17921-8.txt
Does anyone has a good algorithm, or open-source code, to extract words from a text file?
How to get all the words, while avoiding special characters, and keeping things like "it's",... | 0 | [
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Setting variables by name in Java
===
I'm looking to implement something in Java along the lines of:
class Foo{
private int lorem; //
private int ipsum;
public setAttribute(String attr, int val){
//sets attribute based on name
}
public static void main(String [... | 0 | [
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Using windows DLL's in a portable app.
===
I have built a windows C++ application that I'd like to port to linux. The main reasons to do this is ease of system maintenance for our IT staff. Apart from the one windows machine that runs this application we're a linux only operation.
The reason this application was bu... | 0 | [
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Can Visual Studio Automatically Expand Text with a Code Snippet?
===
In Delphi if I type "if" and space it automatically inserts the code snippet with an if statement block defined. I know in Visual Studio I can insert a snippet, but I have to either right-click and select "insert snippet", or hit CTRL-K followed by C... | 0 | [
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Preventing Duplicate Inserts Into SQL With PHP
===
I'm going to running thousands of queries into SQL and I need to prevent the duplication of field 'domain'. Never had to do this before and any help would be appreciated. | 0 | [
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Mysterious Mongrel Rails crash
===
Running Mongrel 1.1.5 on Rails 2.1.2 using PostgreSQL 8.3 via ruby-pg 0.7.9 on OS X 10.4 server...
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How to develop *real life* oop skills?
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I often hear people describe software as "free as in beer" or alternatively, "free as in speech".
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How can I record AMR audio format on the iphone?
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A voice recorder doesn't need uncompressed Linear PCM audio. Compressed AMR would do fine. The iPhone framework built for recording audio is simple enough, but the only examples I've found for setting up the audio format (which come from Apple) use LinearPCM. I'v... | 0 | [
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Global Variable Access Solution Ideas
===
I have an initialization class that preloads content into a variable (probably a list or array). There will only be one instance of this initialization class but there will be many classes that need to access the preloaded content.
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Can you acheive a case insensitive 'unique' constraint in Sqlite3 (with Django)?
===
So let's say I'm using Python 2.5' built-in default sqlite3 and I have a Django model class with the following code:
class SomeEntity(models.Model):
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Number of lines of code in a lifetime.
===
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How can I override the OnBeforeUnload dialog and replace it with my own?
===
I need to warn users about unsaved changes before they leave a page (a pretty common problem).
window.onbeforeunload=handler
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Beginners introduction to unit testing in Visual Studio 2008
===
I'm a self-taught developer and my experience is all in small applications that I've developed.
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Is it worth learning Java/J2EE/Spring/Hibernate in middle/high school?
===
I'm a middle school student and I've taught myself to program. I've learned to think in objects and algorithms, how to use loops and ifs and functions and variables. I've also learned PHP, and to a lesser extent Rails and Django (the kinds of t... | 0 | [
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Can you change the height/width of an ASP.NET control from a Javascript function?
===
What is the best way to change the height and width of an ASP.NET control from a client-side Javascript function?
Thanks,
Jeff | 0 | [
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What are bitwise operators?
===
I'm someone who writes code just for fun and hasn't really delved into it in either an academic or professional setting, so stuff like this really escapes me. I was reading an article about JavaScript, which apparently supports bitwise operations. I keep seeing this mentioned in places ... | 0 | [
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Anyone have any impressions, hints, tutorials from developing for Google Android devices?
===
I have a T-Mobile G1 and I'm going to download the developer SDK and see if I can create a few simple apps for my phone. If you've done similar development, please answer below and tell me about your experience. Please shar... | 0 | [
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Dos and don'ts of using files
===
I am preparing a lecture on files for the more junior students in programming class. One of the points I want to elaborate are good practices with files.
What are the thing to keep in mind when using files in any programming language? | 0 | [
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CSS ul li image to align with text
===
I have a CSS like this
ul{
list-style-image:url(images/bulletArrow.gif);
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ul li {
background: url(images/hr.gif) no-repeat left bottom;
padding: 5px 0 7px 0;
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But the bullet image doesn't align properly in IE (it's fine in Firefox).
I already have a backgr... | 0 | [
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===
I want to retrieve a list of the files that have been added or deleted from our subversion repository over, for example, the last month.
I'd prefer to have the file names, and not just a count.
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Consuming REST API with Adobe Air
===
Can Someone show me a good example of one Adobe Air App (using Javascript) consuming a REST API?
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Professional #include contents
===
I need to create an API that will allow my customer's developers to use a proprietary C module that will be released as a library (think `.lib` or `.so` -- not source).
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Exposing a C++ API to Python
===
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- Boost.Python
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need help with asp.net mvc route
===
i need help with this route map
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Exposing std::vector<int> to Python using SWIG without compiler warnings
===
I'm trying to expose this function to Python using SWIG:
std::vector<int> get_match_stats();
And I want SWIG to generate wrapping code for Python so I can see it as a list of integers.
Adding this to the .i file:
<pre>
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Making an Image Greyscale with GD Library
===
My mission is to create a little app where you can upload a picture, and the app will turn it into ASCII art. I'm sure these exist already but I want to prove that I can do it myself.
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How do you upgrade a SQL Express Database to SQL Server Workgroup or Standard?
===
I have a website that was originally developed using a SQL Express database in the App_Data folder. Now I need to take upgrade it, without loosing any data, to SQL Server 2005 Workgroup or Standard.
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Are there any free Team Foundation Servers we can host projects on?
===
are there any free Team Foundation Server sites we can use for our *private* development? Please don't say CodePlex (which I love) because that means the code is all opensource.
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return 0 implicit
===
The last week on the ACM ICPC Mexico competition, I miss a "return 0" on a C++ program. For this reason we get punished with 20 minutes.
I had read that the standard does not oblige us to write it at the end of a main function. It is implicit, isn't it? How can I prove it?
We were using a ... | 0 | [
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How to populate a WPF grid based on a 2-dimensional array
===
I have a 2-dimensional array of objects and I basically want to databind each one to a cell in a WPF grid. Currently I have this working but I am doing most of it procedurally. I create the correct number of row and column definitions, then I loop through... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET MVC and Ajax
===
From what I've read about ASP.NET MVC, it appears it requires posting to work, is there any working example (With source available) of a ASP.NET MVC website that has no postbacks with the help of Ajax?
(I checked the related questions earlier but couldn't find what I was looking for)
Tha... | 0 | [
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What is red/green testing?
===
I believe I already know the answer, but I am not 100% sure, so just a quick question: What does Red/Green Testing actually mean?
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===
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Code Coverage for C#/.net
===
I wonder what options there are for .net (or C# specifically) Code Coverage, especially in the Lower Priced segment?
* [NCover][1]
* seems to be very popular and looks quite good.
* [$299 for the 64-Bit Version.][2]
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How does a 7- or 35-pass erase work? Why would one use these methods?
===
How and why do 7- and 35-pass erases work?
Shouldn't a simple rewrite with all zeroes be enough? | 0 | [
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Pausing after debugging command line application in Visual Studio
===
Is there a way short of writing a seperate batch file or adding a system call to pause right before the end of the main function to keep a command window open after a command line application has finished running? | 0 | [
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Should an object ever have a property thats result is based on business logic?
===
Or should they always be a function when business logic is invloved ?
Example: Order.RequiresPayment
property or function ?
There are business rules as for when it is true or not
IS there a pattern that may determine this? | 0 | [
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Loops in Makefile
===
I have a lot of assignments where I have to continually update a Makefile as I add more subsequently numbered C programs. Is there a way to do this with a loop which iterates over the values 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, etc.?
<pre><code>all: 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7. 1.8 1.9
1.1: 1.1.o
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How can I dynamically hide a button from a view?
===
I would like to dynamically hide a button in one of my views, depending on a certain condition.
I tried adding some code to the view controller's viewWillAppear() method, to make the button hidden before displaying the actual view, but I still don't know how to d... | 0 | [
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How to Make ASP.NET MVC Recognize IHttpAsyncHandler from IRouteHandler.GetHttpHandler() ?
===
In this [question & answer][1], I found one way to make ASP.NET MVC support asynchronous processing. However, I cannot make it work.
[1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/275545/does-aspnet-mvc-framework-support-asyn... | 0 | [
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First "programs" in a non-web environment
===
I'm starting to re-skill myself in Desktop applications. I've been doing Web applications for a few years now.
I've got come decent C# books that I am going through, but they are more like language references. What I would like is a list/site/book with practical exercis... | 0 | [
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How can I get CheckBox to maintain checkd state across postback in ASP.NET MVC?
===
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Learning C# after C++
===
In a progression of languages, I have been learning C and C++. Now I would like to learn C#. I know there are some drastic differences between them - such as the removal of pointers and garbage collection. However, I don't know many of the differences between the two.
What are the major... | 0 | [
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How to drop/discard a Request in ASP.NET?
===
I'm trying to figure out how to drop/discard a request, I'm basically trying to implement a blocked list of IPs in my app to block spammers and I don't want to return any response (just ignore the request), is this possible in ASP.NET?
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How to extract images from a CImageList and save them as transparent GIF files
===
I want to extract images from a CImageList and save them as transparent GIF files. I'm using the following GDI+ code and the transparent area comes out black.
const HICON hIcon = myImageList.ExtractIcon( nImage );
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Does CompositeWPF support multiple windows/shells?
===
I'm looking at using CompositeWPF (<http://www.codeplex.com/CompositeWPF>) - aka Prism, to build an application I am working on.
The application isn't a traditional LOB application, however it does present data and state information to the user.
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Starting iPhone app development in Linux?
===
I've heard that you need to get a mac if you want to develop iphone apps. Is it true? Is it possible to develop iPhone Apps using Linux. If yes what do I need and where to download the necessary tools such as sdk? | 0 | [
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Coming up with a SharePoint topology for a public facing website
===
I'm currently planning the migration of a Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) website to a SharePoint 2007 publishing site.
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Click Once - All Users
===
How to I configure click-once to install apps for all users. On another forum I got to 'use MSI' - thanks - but how.
Also, the first installing user may not be admin - which may be a problem. And I want all users to trigger an update check.
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select hobbies from peoples_hobbies where person_id = 5;
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===
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Importing which library?
===
recently I downloaded this open source project and I am trying to compile it.
However, one of the line is giving me an error.
"import com.sun.org.apache.xpath.internal.functions.WrongNumberArgsException;"
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Scanner can only get input from system console? not be able to get from any dialog window?
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The difference between Free Software and Open Source Software
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For quite a while, I thought that Free Software was Open Source Software. I've found out that this view is incorrect, and that Open Source Software is not necessarily Free Software. I honestly can't see any differences.
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How to keep a VMWare VM's clock in sync?
===
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