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3D scene file format & viewer
===
I am looking for a cross-platform solution for saving and viewing 3D scenes (visualizations of engineering simulation models and results) but there (still) doesn't seem to be much out there.
I looked into this almost 10 years ago and settled on VRML then (and started the project th... | 0 | [
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List of de facto standard keyboard shortcuts for Windows apps?
===
Let's say I'm developing a new desktop application for Windows. Is there a list somewhere that I can consult (either from Microsoft or a 3rd party) of keyboard shortcuts that all Windows applications should support?
(Note: When I say "all Windows a... | 0 | [
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Label Validating Event Not Firing
===
I wish to use the Validating event on a label in VB.Net (Visual Studio 2005, .Net Runtime 2.0).
I have two text boxes side by side. These are for a %/% split allocation, such as 80/20, 50/50, etc. So, I have validation on each box to ensure that their values are >= 0 and <= 100... | 0 | [
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Detect another host with the same MAC address
===
How can I detect if another host is using the same MAC address as the current host, e.g. because the other host is spoofing?
I'm working in an embedded environment, so looking for answers on a protocol level, rather than "use such and such a tool". | 0 | [
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WPF Custom Routed event question
===
How do you get 2 unrelated controls to raise the same custom event? All examples I have seen so far have an event defined inside a single control, should I be taking a different approach?
Eg. I'd like to raise a custom bubbling event from an OnFocus handler for a button and a te... | 0 | [
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How to use JProgressBar?
===
I need to load a bunch of words (about 70,000) from a text file, add it to a hashtable (using soundex as a key) and sort the values. While doing all these I want to show a progress bar using JProgressBar. Articles such as [this][1] and [this][2], only gives a non-real example (a while loop... | 0 | [
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csharp read only fields
===
What are the benefits of having a member variable declared as read only? Is it just protecting against someone changing during the lifecycle of the class or are there any compiler speed improvements due to this keyword | 0 | [
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Poor Safari Rendering
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I'm having major rendering issues in Safari with the web application I'm working on. I don't think it matters what environment I'm developing in, but just for clarity I'll state I'm using ASP.NET with C# and a big portion of the AJAX Control Toolkit. Most of the design is done with divs usi... | 0 | [
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Ideas for an extensible (addins/plugins) WCF service host?
===
I'm looking for suggestions about how can I build an extensible WCF server (with dynamically loaded services), preferably using System.Addins or MEF.
The server should host any WCF service (contained in DLL assemblies, loaded in runtime) that implements... | 0 | [
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Combining multiple git repositories
===
Let's say I've got a setup that look something like
phd/code/
phd/figures/
phd/thesis/
For historical reasons, these all have their own git repositories. But I'd like to combine them into a single one to simplify things a little. For example, right now I migh... | 0 | [
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Best way to show data entry errors
===
I have created a VB.Net lending application for a cooperative that caters to widows. The application tracks the members' loans and payments, and is also used as an accounting system. In my first release, the users felt that showing a messagebox every time an error occurs is very ... | 0 | [
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Facebook : successful sites using asp.net
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My code processes all the files in a folder on a Windows box. I want to offer the user (who happens to also be me) the option to select the folder to be processed, using the standard File Chooser dialog.
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There are a couple of different ways to remove HTML tags from an NSString in Cocoa.
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How do I Dynamically set Data Source in Reporting Services?
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===
In the library, right-click on a movieclip that you have written an ActionScript class for and select "Linkage...". Notice that the "Base class" field is not empty (it can't be). It's likely to be `flash.display.MovieCl... | 0 | [
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Why is Git telling me "Your branch is ahead of 'origin/master' by 11 commits." and how do I get it to stop?
===
I'm a Git newbie. I recently moved a Rails project from Subversion to Git. I followed the tutorial here: [http://www.simplisticcomplexity.com/2008/03/05/cleanly-migrate-your-subversion-repository-to-a-git-... | 0 | [
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Which situations to multi-thread in Rails
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Rails is now making [multi-threaded][1] applications possible, but it doesn't sound like it applies in every situation (for instance, if you're using Mongrel, it doesn't sound like this affects you at all).
When can you multi-thread your Rails application?
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How do I GetModuleFileName() if I only have a window handle (hWnd)?
===
I'm trying to get the EXE (or module) name of a window outside my C# 2.0 application. My program currently gets a window handle (hWnd) using the GetForegroundWindow() call from "user32.dll".
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AccessControlException when attempting to delete a file
===
We have a java web service application that uses log4j to do logging. An exception gets thrown when log4j tries to delete its rolling log files
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Mac OS X - System Preference Pane won't open
===
I'm working on a System Preferences Pane. It opens fine on some computers, but on other Macs (all running 10.5.5), the preference pane refuses to load and simply hangs, spitting the following into the console:
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===
I am tired of doing typical CRUD programming type of applications. I would like to work on some interesting (not too hard) programming problems. Any sites out there to help me exercise my brain? | 0 | [
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Custom Sorting Of A Bound DataGridView
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Can I turn off NHibernate ShowSQL after initial configuration (at runtime)
===
My NHibernate configuration is set to show sql for all interactions. Because of this, some of my larger integration tests are performing poorly (particularly when generating the test report).
Is there a way to turn off ShowSql at runtime... | 0 | [
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What's is a development framework? What is an IDE?
===
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Is it possible to trigger an HTTP DELETE request from an HTML form?
===
I have an ASP.NET MVC project and I have a single action that accepts GET, POST, and DELETE requests. Each type of request is filtered via attributes on my controllers `Action` methods.
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Define an Extension Method for IEnumerable<T>?
===
How do I define an Extension Method for IEnumerable<T>?
The goal is to make the Extension Method available for all IEnumerable and IEnumerable<T> where T can be an anonymous type.
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How to stop VS2008 trying to compile .ASP pages as Visual Basic?
===
I have a website with a mix of ASP (classic) and ASP.NET pages.
For some reason Visual Studio (specifically 2008 Pro) keeps trying to compile the ASP classic pages.
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Resources for animations in WPF/Silverlight?
===
I'm looking for some good resources to ramp up on the animation/storyboard concepts used in WPF/Silverlight. Any pointers?
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Is there a good Python GUI shell?
===
I saw this the other day (scroll down to see some of the clever stuff):
> http://www.mono-project.com/CsharpRepl
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How to avoid the (Author not verified) message when installing a Firefox XPI file
===
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Is there a more Pythonic way to do this?
===
I am using BeautifulSoup in Python to parse some HTML. One of the problems I am dealing with is that I have situations where the colspans are different across header rows. (Header rows are the rows that need to be combined to get the column headings in my jargon) That is ... | 0 | [
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Convert Bitmap to Polygon - (Reverse-Rasterizing)
===
Given a bitmap image with some blots of solid color on it, what algorithm would you employ to construct polygons in the same shape as the blots?
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OpenGL include directives on OS X
===
I am a bit confused why this code compiles. I leave out the "necessary" `#include <OpenGL/gl.h>` and still the program can compile. How is this possible when my program is calling functions from the GL library, without including them.
int main(int argc, char** argv)
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===
I've decided that I want to use Mercurial for a small, personal project.
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I need to get the password which is Hashed in ASP.net
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I am storing all my passwords in the form hashed. I need to retrieve back this passwords
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My password is "123456" I save this as hashed "3453474852dfdsfdsfdf" value.
I need to retreive the original password from the hashed value. (Get Password).
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How do I catch a PHP Fatal Error
===
I can use set\_error\_handler() to catch most PHP errors, but it doesn't work for fatal (E\_ERROR) errors, such as calling a function that doesn't exist. Is there another way to catch these errors?
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Cancel a CSS declaration
===
Is it possible to have a CSS rule which basically "undoes" a prior rule?
An example:
<blockquote>
some text <em>more text</em> other text
</blockquote>
and let's say there's this CSS:
blockquote {
color: red;
}
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C/C++ source file after preprocessing
===
Let's say I have a source file with many preprocessor directives . Is it possible to see how it looks after the preprocessor is done with it ? | 0 | [
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What is the best way to transfer a file using Java?
===
I am writing code for uploading a file from a client to my server and the performance isn't as fast as I think it should be.
I have the current code snippet that is doing the file transfer and I was wondering how I could speed up the transfer.
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ASP.Net MVC and PartialRender w/ relative paths
===
I've been playing around with ASP.NET MVC and had a question. Or maybe its a concern that I am doing this wrong. Just working on a lame site to stretch my wings a bit. I am sorry this question is not at all concise.
Ok, here's the scenario. When the user v... | 0 | [
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is it worth keeping the OS look and feel ?
===
Is it worth to try to keep your GUI within the system looks ?
Every major program have their own anyways...
(visual studio, iexplorer, firefox, symantec utilities, adobe ...)
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Eclipse RCP: Where should I keep my model objects and how do they talk to the views?
===
In Eclipse RCP way of doing things, where should I keep my model objects? And when they are loaded or changed, how should they talk to the views?
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Java floating point high precision library
===
Is there a library for Java that has a fast implementation for floating point or fixed point operations with a precision of several thousands of digits?
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What is the most interesting bug you have fixed?
===
On a recent round of interviews, one interviewer at "a leading brand technology company" asked - as an ice breaker - this question. I thought it was a good question, worth asking (and warning) others.
_Interesting_ can mean a multitude of things, so there a few m... | 0 | [
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Algorithm to determine if a component is fully visible in Flex?
===
Is there a built in way to determine if a component is fully visible in a Flex application (i.e. not offscreen one way or the other). If not how would I go about figurin it out?
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access: how to by pass an error
===
i am executing a query like this
select field from table;
here the there is a loop running on many tables so if a field is not present in a table i get a runtime error 3061
how can i by pass this error sucha that on this error flow should goto another point
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Date/Time comparison in Rails
===
I want to be able to compare Dates and Times in Rails without always having to call the to\_time or to\_date method. So I wrote the following code:
class Date
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self.to_time == other
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Date 'wrap' in subtracting months
===
What is a mathematical way of of saying 1 - 1 = 12 for a month calculation? Adding is easy, 12 + 1 % 12 = 1, but subtraction introduces 0, stuffing things up. | 0 | [
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Java: "enums" vs String constants as parameters
===
I've been reading through the details of the `System` libraries `set` and `get` methods yet the parameters are usually Strings.
Would you consider the use of `String` as parameters bad practise since the inclusion of `enum`?
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Euler Project Help (Problem 12) - Prime Factors and the like
===
I hate to have to ask, but I'm pretty stuck here.
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Is there a fingerprint reader api/sdk?
===
I need to read the user's fingerprint from my application.
What I really want is a simple SDK that works with a lot of inexpensive fingerprint readers but I can deal with something that works only with one specific model if that model is cheap and available worldwide.
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C Vs Lisp Conceptually
===
I was wondering for a while about this topic and i would like to hear some opinions from the community. What i am wondering about is how to explain to a non-programmer the conceptual difference between a language like C and a language like Lisp. What I find challenging about this is to tra... | 0 | [
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What kind-of stats does your company collect to define code / software product quality
===
Most programming houses / managers i know of can only define quality in terms of the no of bugs made / resolved in retrospect.
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How to update a progress display on a command line application?
===
I have a little perl script (On Windows) that checks some files for me as an aid to my day-to-day business. At the moment it prints out something like...
0%
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50%
75%
Complete
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Designing an application protocol
===
I have an existing standalone application which is going to be extended by a 3rd-party, using a network protocol. The capabilities are already implemented, all I need is to expose them to the outside.
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Best compression algorithm? (see below for definition of best)
===
I want to store a list of the following tuples in a compressed format and I was wondering which algorithm gives me
- the best compression
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How does JavaFX compare to Flash and Flex?
===
I know Flex pretty good but also started to use Java FX. I am a little bit confused. Java FX seems to focus more on low level drawing operations and animations. Less on creating standard UIs like Flex.
So is JavaFX more like Flash than Flex?
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Initializing a class using superclass initializer (Objective C)
===
I have got two classes, one a subclass of the other (say `Animal` and `Dog`). The superclass has got some initializers (say `initAnimal`), the subclass has some initializers (say `initDog`). The problem is that it is perfecly legal (from the compiler’... | 0 | [
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gcc compiler: How do I enable C++ styled comments while leaving ANSI enabled
===
This has just come up as a question where I worked so I did a little digging and the answer is a ExpertsExchange one. So I hand you over to the original question asker, Manchung:
> I have a project written in pure C which is to be used... | 0 | [
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Multiple copies of a string in perl
===
In python, if I do this:
print "4" * 4
I get
> "4444"
In perl, I'd get
> 16
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Spring @Autowiring, how to use an object factory to choose implementation ?
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JAXB: How to ignore namespace during unmarshalling XML document?
===
My schema specifies a namespace, but the documents don't. What's the simplest way to ignore namespace during JAXB unmarshalling (XML -> object)?
In other words, I have
<foo><bar></bar></foo>
instead of,
<foo xmlns="http://tempuri.... | 0 | [
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What are the best PDC 2008 videos that I need to look at?
===
Considering the full list of PDC videos published [here][1] what are, in your opinion, the best session to download and see, considering their relevance to your work, technology and so on? Pleas, one session per answer (exception only for the sessions split... | 0 | [
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Delphi: How do you auto-update your applications?
===
I've been thinking of rolling my own code for enabling my Delphi application to update seemlessly as I'll be going for "release often, release early" mentality furthermore. There are various Delphi solutions both freeware or paid out there and I'd like to ask if yo... | 0 | [
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team system unit testing and configuration
===
In vs team system 2008 unit test, how can i load an application configuration file in the test itself?
i have an app.config in the test project, referenced System.Configuration but when running the test, it doesn't see the app.config
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RAPI copy file using OpenNETCF.Desktop.Communication.dll
===
I’m currently using the OpenNETCF.Desktop.Communication.dll to copy files from my desktop to a CE device, but I keep getting an error:
‘Could not create remote file’
My development environment is VS2005 (VB.NET)
My code:
ObjRapi.Connect()
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Default modelbinding for enum in asp.net mvc?
===
I want a radio button generated with the Html.RadioButton() html helper to bind it's value to a field that has a struct as type.
Less abstract:
CommonProject.Services.SearchBag.Effects:
public enum Effects
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===
On our build server, we've installed the .NET Framework 2.0 SDK in order to kick off MSBuild and run our builds. Now we are upgrading to the .NET Framework 3.5. We do not want to install the complete Visual Studio, but we cannot find ... | 0 | [
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How to set the focus to the first input element in an HTML form independant from the id?
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Is there a simple way to **set the focus** (input cursor) of a web page **on the first input element** (textbox, dropdownlist, ...) on loading the page without having to know the id of the element?
I would like to implement... | 0 | [
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Can I use Git to search for matching filenames in a repository?
===
Just say I have a file: "HelloWorld.pm" in multiple subdirectories within a Git repository.
I would like to issue a command to find the full paths of all the files matching "HelloWorld.pm":
For example:
/path/to/repository/HelloWorld.pm
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Is it possible to skip a couple of characters in a capture group in regular expressions? I am using .NET regexes but that shouldn't matter.
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I'm looking for a Windows tool that is able to log every action (read & write) that were made to a specific path inside the local Filesystem in order to debug a program (find out why it is sometimes slow and sometimes not).
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In PHP, is there an easy way to convert a number to a word? For instance, *27* to *twenty-seven*. | 0 | [
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Shouldn't mysql_real_escape_string() leave slashes in Database?
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Im using smarty and mysql real escape string() for user input,
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How to perform validation for a radio button group (one radio button should be selected) using jQuery validation plugin? | 0 | [
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What things should be localized in an application
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When thinking about what areas should be taken into account for a localized version of an application a number of things pop up right away:
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Html.RadioButton sets all values to selected value
===
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Is bigint large enough for an event log table?
===
Now I know that bigint is 2^64; that is, more atoms than there are in the known universe. I shouldn't be worried, as my mere human brain simply can't get around the enormity of that number.
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===
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What's the most portable way to make a Silverlight & Regular .NET REST client
===
I'm trying to get a Server application to expose some status information using WCF.
In particular I'm after using WCF services with RESTful "API".
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Should I get rid of clustered indexes on Guid columns
===
I am working on a database that usually uses GUIDs as primary keys.
By default SQL Server places a clustered index on primary key columns. I understand that this is a silly idea for GUID columns, and that non-clustered indexes are better.
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Hibernate JPA Sequence (non-Id)
===
Is it possible to use a DB sequence for some column that **is not the identifier/is not part of a composite identifier**?
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Linq query to return a flatened list of parent child
===
still new to the world of linq, and i need some help flatening a list of parents that have children, into a single list of ParentChild's.
Just like this:
class Program
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static void Main()
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Hash Functions and Tables of size of the form 2^p
===
While calculating Hash of a key, why do we avoid use of Division Method (modulo method) in case where size of array is a power of 2? | 0 | [
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