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How to detect when the mouse leaves the form?
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I have a form with a lot of controls on it. How can I detect when the mouse leaves the form? I've tried wiring up a MouseLeave event for every single control and the form, but that does not work because those events fire all the time as the mouse passes over controls... | 0 | [
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java regex to split an attribute list from an sql query into a String[] of attrs
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currently I have the following code:
String select = qry.substring("select ".length(),qry2.indexOf(" from "));
String[] attrs = select.split(",");
which works for the most parts but fail if given the following:
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How do you get the number keypad to come up in an iPhone webApp?
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On a web page that is to be displayed on an iPhone, is there a way to get the number pad to come up when the user taps in the field, instead of the qwerty keypad?
This guy says here's how to do it, but as of 2.0, this "feature" was disabled.
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.Net - interop assemblies taking 15 seconds to load when being referenced in a function
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This is a C# console application. I have a function that does something like this:
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Application powerpointApp;
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file path portability
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I have a program that I need to run under *nix and windows. because the program takes file paths from files the issue is what to do about the `\` vs `/` issue.
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What is mean by immutable?
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This could be the dumbest question ever asked but I think it is a total confusion for a newbie. Can somebody clarify what is mean by immutable? Why a String is immutable? What are the advantages/disadvantages of immutable objects? Why should an mutable objects such as StringBuilder be pr... | 0 | [
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Can I use jmock to replace an implementation returned by a factory?
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I have a factory that returns an interface `FormatService`:
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Hashtable.OnDeserialization
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I have a class that maintans a reference to a Hashtable and serializes/deserializes that Hashtable. After the call to SerializationInfo.GetValue, the Hashtable is not fully deserialized because the deserialization happens during the IDeserialization calback.
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Determing HttpModule main/calling Request
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Is there a way to know the main/calling request in an httpmodule? I only want my module code to run for the main aspx page, not the images and scripts. I could check the path for ".aspx" but it seems like there should be a better way. | 0 | [
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How do you see the STDOUT of a child process in the calling parent process in csh script
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I am calling a csh script that the first thing it does is starts a new group.
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MSSQL Triggers Firing Eachother Question
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I have an auditing trigger that automatically places the time something was updated and the user that updated in fields in all my tables. I have another set of triggers that write event information from updates to an events table. The issue is when someone updates something... | 0 | [
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===
WPF GridSplitter makes my Grid wider than my Windw!
I've got a WPF Grid with a GridSplitter. If I resize my columns, then I can make my grid wider than my window and non-viewable.
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![WPF Grid][1]
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What is the idiomatic Python equivalent of this C/C++ code?
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php unit-tests: simpletest, phpunit or ?
===
Which PHP testing framework and why?
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indexing expressions in sql
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I have a database where one of the common queries is has a "where blobCol is null", I think that this is getting bad performance (as in a full table scan). I have no need to index the contents of the blobCol.
What indexes would improve this? Can an index be built on an expression (b... | 0 | [
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Integrating Paypal Into HTML Page
===
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What's your favorite implementation of producing the fibonacci sequence?
===
Best, most creative, most clever, fastest, smallest, written in weirdest language, etc etc.
For those not familiar with this staple of programming exam question / interview question, check this out:
[Fibonacci Sequence at Wikipedia][1]
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I have this piece of Javascript and it just won't work. I allready checked JSlint but that said everything works. Still doesn't work. The javascript is located not in the HTML but is linked in the `<head>`
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XmlNode not supported in Silverlight: re-implement or use string parsing?
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How can I integrate users logins from my site into phpBB?
===
I need some help with what is probably a newbie question in terms of modifying phpBB.
I have a whole system developed in PHP, and I would like to integrate phpBB so that people can navigate into the forums and post seamlessly, without logging in again.
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How can I maintain ModelState with RedirectToAction?
===
How can I return the result of a different action or move the user to a different action if there is an error in my ModelState.
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Save all files in Visual Studio project as UTF-8
===
I wonder if it's possible to save all files in a Visual Studio 2008 project into a specific character encoding. I got a solution with mixed encodings and I want to make them all the same (UTF-8 with signature).
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Any experience using Terracotta open source?
===
Does anybody have experience using the open source offering from Terracotta as opposed to their enterprise offering? Specifically, I'm interested if it is worth the effort to use terracotta without the enterprise tools to manage your cluster? | 0 | [
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Modular arithmetic
===
I'm new to cryptography and modular arithmetic. So, I'm sure it's a silly question, but I can't help it.
How do I calculate *a* from <br>
pow(*a*,**q**) = 1 (mod **p**), <br>
where **p** and **q** are known? I don't get the "1 (mod **p**)" part, it equals to 1, doe... | 0 | [
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Common Lisp Noob Macro Question For Defining Packages on the Fly
===
Still struggling to understand what best practices are with respect to macros. I'm attempting to write a macro which defines packages on the fly.
(defmacro def-dynamic-package (name)
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Linq Extension methods vs Linq syntax
===
I'm trying to get a handle on if there's a good time to use standard linq keywords or linq extension methods with lambda expressions. They seems to do the same thing, just are written differently. Is it purely a matter of style?
var query = from p in Products
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How to wait untill all child processes called by fork() complete?
===
I am forking a number of processes and I want to measure how long those it take to to complete the whole task, that is when all processes forked are completed. Please advise how to make the parent process to wait until all child process are termina... | 0 | [
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Cannot use local variable before it is declared ASP.NET MVC Beta
===
I have some code like this:
[AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Post)]
public ActionResult Save([Bind(Prefix="")]Person person)
{
String s = person.property;
/* ... */
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How can I make a DIV behave like an IMG for use as a CSS sprite?
===
I have written code that automatically creates CSS sprites based on the IMG tags in a page and replaces them with DIV's with (what I thought was) appropriate CSS to position the sprite image as a background letting the appropriate part show through -... | 0 | [
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Convert to/from DateTime and Time in Ruby
===
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Generate a URL with URL Routing in Webforms
===
I know in the MVC Framework, you have the Html Class to create URLs:
Html.ActionLink("About us", "about", "home");
But what if you want to generate Urls in Webforms?
I haven't found a really good resource on the details on generating URLs with Webforms.
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Problems using Graphics with Panels in the Java Swing Library
===
Hey everyone, I am trying to run the following program, but am getting a NullPointerException. I am new to the Java swing library so I could be doing something very dumb. Either way here are my two classes I am just playing around for now and all i want... | 0 | [
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How can one get the set of all classes with reverse relationships for a model in Django?
===
Given:
from django.db import models
class Food(models.Model):
"""Food, by name."""
name = models.CharField(max_length=25)
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Compatibility
===
Actually I have to find out the compatibilty of the uprade of MSSQL 2000 to MSSQL 2005.
The MSSQL 2000 was installed inside the Citrix box . I did a side by side upgrade by backing
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Parallel Extensions: Help Me Understand LazyInit<T>
===
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Is it possible to have a compound foreign key in rails?
===
Suppose the following data schema:
Usage
======
client_id
resource
type
amount
Billing
======
client_id
usage_resource
usage_type
rate
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Can someone recommend a colour picker component for Delphi?
===
I'm looking for a (preferably free) component for Delphi for users to easily select about 100 different colours.
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Biggest Missing Features for Using Basecamp For Software Develpment Management&& Collaboration
===
What features might our team find lacking if we adopted [Basecamp][1] for bug tracking, task tracking, external documentation, collaboration, and project management?
I've used the free version before and think that 37... | 0 | [
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What issues do you consider when designing a hash function?
===
I am not looking for links to information on hashing.
I am not looking for the worlds greatest hash function.
I am interested in mini-stories describing
- The problem domain you were working in
- The nature of the data you were working with
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What is the output of this program, and what does it return to the OS ?
===
It's kind of a C puzzle. You have to tell if the program finish its execution, if so, how much time it takes to run and what it returns to the OS.
static unsigned char buffer[256];
int main(void)
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How do I sort a vector of pairs based on the second element of the pair?
===
If I have a vector of pairs
std::vector<std::pair<int, int> >
is there and easy way to sort the list in increasing order based on the second element of the pair?
I know I can write a little function object that will do the work, ... | 0 | [
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How do I get projects to place their build output into the same directory with Scons?
===
Background
------------------
I'm trying out Scons by setting up a basic C++ sample project that has two sub-projects:
- Prj1 is an EXE that depends on Prj2
- Prj2 is a DLL that exports some functions
The problem I'... | 0 | [
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View multiple files in Visual Studio
===
I just realised that Office 2007 now shows multiple pages per default. I can finally take advantage of that huge monitor I've bought.
Is there a similar feature with Visual Studio?
Something like "View -> Two Pages" | 0 | [
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Developers targeting iphone web apps are you writing custom pages?
===
I read the tutorials for web applications and the special rules you can put into style sheets. Are folks finding they can just tweak their sytle sheets to serve up content to iphones or do they deliver custom iphone specific pages?
If there is ... | 0 | [
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Is it better to use tables instead of arrays field type in PostgreSql when arrays do not exceed 50 elements?
===
Which solution provides better search results? | 0 | [
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Checkbox in a Crystal Report
===
What is the best way to display a checkbox in a Crystal Report?
Example: My report has a box for "Male" and "Female", and one should be checked.
My current workaround is to draw a small graphical square, and line it up with a formula which goes like this:
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PyOpenGl or pyglet?
===
I am looking to do some tinkering with openGL and Python and haven't been able to find good reasons for using PyOpenGl versus pyglet
Which would you recommend and why? | 0 | [
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Format text in Excel file via PHP
===
I'm loading data from my database, and exporting to an Excel file via a method I found on this site: http://www.appservnetwork.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=8
It works, but what I want to do now is format the text before it exports - change the font and text size. ... | 0 | [
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Java: Cerification > Job Positions
===
I have never actually held a job as a professional programmer, yet I have done alot of training. I am about to do my Enterprise Architect Certification in Java, and would like to know what level jobs each certification would open the doors to.
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opengl programming
===
where can i get tutorials for opengl programming with java | 0 | [
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Set permissions on a compressed file
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I have a file `test.txt` that is inside a zip archive `test.zip`. The permissions on `test.txt` are out of my control when it's compressed, but now I want them to be group-writeable.
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**Background:** we have an application that generates reports from HTML (that may or may not have inline scripting). The HTML source is normally stored as a blob in the database.
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Issue when using Visual Studio Report Designer with Linq to SQL datasource
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I don't expect to get a great response from this, so if you have had experience in this any contribution would be appreciated.
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ASP.NET Login Page Styles
===
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How to send an email with attachments using SmtpClient.SendAsync?
===
I am using a service component through ASP.NET MVC.
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When I send a message without attachments it works fine.
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Is there any way to programatically set the comment attribute on a file in XP?
===
Links to point me in the correct direction, or sample code will be appreciated. | 0 | [
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I'm using Forms Authentication and letting users click the "remember me" checkbox when logging in. When they return to the site, they are automatically logged in as expected. Is there an event I can catch when this hap... | 0 | [
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XDebug server on Eclipse PDT test server issue
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I have Eclipse PDT with Subclipse installed and currently have a PHP project drawing from a repository on my production server. I have VMWare Workstation installed with Linux and was hoping to use that as a debug server using XDebug. The problem is that when I updat... | 0 | [
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How can I make shift+spacebar page up in Vim?
===
I have an entry in my .vimrc which makes it page down the viewport when I hit the spacebar. It looks like this:
map <Space> <PageDown>
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PHP_SELF vs PATH_INFO vs SCRIPT_NAME vs REQUEST_URI
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I am building a PHP app in CodeIgniter. CI sends all requests to the main controller, /index.php.
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Importing "libraries" in powershell
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If i try to paste source code in word 2007 the spacing between the lines seems to get messed up as all new lines are spaced way apart compared to a programming text editor.
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opengl programming
===
where can i get codes for mouse moments and ploygon sipns
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===
Preferably in VB.Net, but c# is fine, how can I access the extra properties added to a file by my digital camera, like "Date Picture Taken", "Shutter Speed" or "Camera Model"?
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I'm trying to wrap my head around the roles of UIViews and UIViewControllers. If I'm creating and inserting subviews programmatically, is it typical to do this from the view or the controller?
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Using Shoes' download() to do basic HTTP authentication
===
I'm trying to use Shoes' download() method to pass a username and password in the HTTP header to authenticate the HTTP request (talking to a Rails app).
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What is a "Cloud OS"?
===
The term is getting 'hotter' with Microsoft Azure and Windows 7.
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VB6 PictureBox Mouseover
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I'm using a VB6 PictureBox on my User Control. I set the PictureBox's picture, I set the BorderStyle to 0, and I set the BackColor to the User Control's BackColor. The idea is that I want a "floating" icon. However, I want that icon to appear clickable when the mouse hovers over it.
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What is your favorite educational programming pearl?
===
A pearl is an elegant, instructive and fun example of programming, which teaches important techniques and fundamental design principles.
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Does ADO.NET + massive INSERTs + Excel + C# = "A bad time"?
===
Basically I need to insert a bunch of data to an Excel file. Creating an OleDB connection appears to be the fastest way but I've seen to have run into memory issues. The memory used by the process seems to keep growing as I execute INSERT queries. I've... | 0 | [
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GCC: program doesn't work with compilation option -O3
===
I'm writing a C++ program that doesn't work (I get a segmentation fault) when I compile it with optimizations (options -O1, -O2, -O3, etc.), but it works just fine when I compile it without optimizations.
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Tools to assist with continual Java to C# Conversion
===
These days, many projects have started their life written in Java. Some of them are eventually converted to C# for incorporation in .NET. Examples that come to mind are log4net, nhibernate and db4o.
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Atomic operations in Django?
===
I'm trying to implement (what I think is) a pretty simple data model for a counter:
class VisitorDayTypeCounter(models.Model):
visitType = models.CharField(max_length=60)
visitDate = models.DateField('Visit Date')
counter = models.IntegerField()
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Does the order of parameters in the where clause affect whether a table uses an index?
===
So I am wondering if there is a definitive answer to this question.
Also, does it matter if the index is clustered vs. non-clustered.
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Escaping in VB script
===
What are the best ways (or at least most common ways) in ASP (VB script) for input handling? My main concerns are html/javascript injections & SQL injections. Is there some equivalent to php's htmlspecialchars or addslashes, et cetera? Or do I have to do it manualy with something like sring r... | 0 | [
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JEditorPane inside JScrollPane not resizing as needed
===
Hai,
I am implementing a Comment box facility in my application which user can resize using mouse. This comment box contains a scrollpane which instead contains a JEditorPane in which user can insert comment. I have added the editor pane inside a scroll pane... | 0 | [
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What does the term "canonical form" or "canonical representation" in Java mean?
===
I have often heard this term being used, but I have never really understood it.
What does it mean, and can anyone give some examples/point me to some links? | 0 | [
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C# and encapsulation
===
I'm new to C# and .Net in general so this may be a naive thing to ask. But anyway, consider this C# code:
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public int Data {get; set;}
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class B {
public A Aval {get; set;}
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How to get rid of try catch?
===
I'm bored with surrounding code with try catch like this..
try
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//some boring stuff
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I would like something like
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Using MySql From .Net - Licensing Concerns
===
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Making a custom run Dialog with C or C++?
===
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Best practices for new Rails deployments on Linux?
===
I've used straight Mongrel, I've used Mongrel clusters behind Apache, I've looked at Thin, and I'm becoming very intrigued by Passenger. I've looked at Nginx, too. I've looked at MRI, Ruby Enterprise Edition, Rubinius, and JRuby. There are a lot of options, each c... | 0 | [
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Should I learn Perl, and why?
===
i'm going into network engineering & security and i will eventually need to learn a bit of perl anyway (in year 3 of my course, 2 years away). So I was interested in starting a bit early, i've got the camel beside me and before indulging into this, I wanted some people to help win me ... | 4 | [
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Is there a way to do a C++ style compile-time assertion to determine machine's endianness?
===
I have some low level serialization code that is templated, and I need to know the system's endianness at compiletime obviously (because the templates specializes based on the system's endianness).
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C++ class to read INI files on windows mobile
===
Does anyone know a good C++ class to read (and possibly also write) INI files on Windows Mobile? Ideally this class sould work on Windows mobile 2003, 5 and 6 and be public domain but other alternatives may be interesting. | 0 | [
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