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Waitpid equivalent with timeout?
===
Imagine I have a process that starts several child processes. The parent needs to know when a child exits.
I can use waitpid, but then if/when the parent needs to exit I have no way of telling the thread that is blocked in waitpid to exit gracefully and join it. It's nice to hav... | 0 | [
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How do you run a "do" block in a Rails Model while still listing a :dependent?
===
So I have a User model that :has_many other models like Documents, Videos, Posts and the like. My question arises when I execute a "do" block from the User model like so:
has_many :posts do
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Screen Off event or property on iPhone
===
Is there a way to determine if the screen has been shutoff via the top Power button?
I just need to know if the screen has been somehow set to off to kill a loop that updates location.
Thanks
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Javascript clarity of purpose
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Javascript usage has gotten remarkably more sophisticated and powerful in the past five years. One aspect of this sort of functional programming I struggle with, esp with javascript’s peculiarities, is how to make clear either thru comments or code just what is happening. Often this s... | 0 | [
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drag-and-drop problem in a Tilelist using an ItemRenderer
===
in my flex application, I created a Tilelist. In this Tilelist, I am using an ItemRenderer to create a box consisting of an image and an VSlider in each tile.
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Special characters in CFMail
===
I'm trying to auto-generate a plain text email with a trademark symbol in it. I've tried everything I can think of but it's still not going through.
<cfmail from="#x#" to="#y#" subject="test" charset="UTF-8">
™
™
#Chr(153)#
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I am trying to find out how much memory my application is consuming from within the program itself. The memory usage I am looking for is the number reported in the "Mem Usage" column on the Processes tab of Windows Task Manager. | 0 | [
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Passing data from C to Java
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What is the best way to pass data between a C server to a Java applet? Currently it's done by using a buffer and copying bytes to it using memcpy, but if the object ever changes I have to hunt down every instance of where it's being sent to the applet and have it changed.
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Customize how Outlook desktop alerts will appear for my email recipients
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1. Is there any way to force Outlook to display HTML in the desktop alert instead of text for a multi-part message?
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Hourly ODBC pull to SQL 2005
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I'm trying to pull all of the data from an ODBC app to SQL2005 on an hourly basis. When I run SSIS the option to import all tables and views is grayed out. Is a kludgy ms access solution my only option? | 0 | [
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Which distributed version control system has the best GUI front-ends for Windows?
===
At my workplace we are using CVS as the version control system. Since we are using Windows mostly, TortoiseCVS and WinCVS serve as the GUI front-ends to CVS.
Is there anything like those front-ends for one of the distributed VCS (... | 0 | [
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Parsing time without date in a TextBox
===
I'm working on a time sheet application, where I'd like the user to be able to enter times in TextBoxes, e.g.: 8 a or 8:00 a or the like, just like you can in Excel.
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What order of precedence are events handled in JavaScript?
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What would you recommend as an easily modifyable forum package?
===
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Good Programming Monitor: Actual Display Dimensions vs Diagonal "Marketing" Size?
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I am thinking about adding a third monitor to my coding station.
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any Flat Folder viewer ?
===
I am looking for a tool that let me have a flattened view for my folders on a windows xp without actually changing the file/folder architecture
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ASP.net 2.0 GridView Columns dependant on multiple columns in the bound result set
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Embedding Excel files in XSL-FO driven (Pdf)-Document Generation
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Pattern for specialization of generic class in C#?
===
In C# I sometimes wish I could make special methods for certain "instantiations" of generic classes.
Example:
class Timeseries<T> { ... }
In the case where T is double, I would like some extra methods, like `Integrate()`, `Interpolate()` and so on.
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SQL: Numbering the rows returned by a SELECT statement.
===
Suppose I have a SELECT statement that returns some set of results. Is there some way I can number my results in the following way:
> SELECT TOP 3 Name FROM PuppyNames ORDER BY NumberOfVotes
would give me...
> Fido
> Rover
> Freddy Krueger
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SpeechSynthezier.PhonemeReached event and control characters
===
I am creating a small silverlight widget which pronounces a word and highlights each syllable as it is pronounced.
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.Net Compact Framework - can I prevent garbage collector to stop some of my threads ?
===
I wonder if it is possible in a Compact Framework application to prevent the garbage collector to unconditionally stop at least one of the threads, or if it is possible to block GC collects at least in some portions of the code.
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java web app decorating/includes issues
===
Background: we have a system that was written in an older CMS based on Java back during the 2002-2003 days. We want to keep moving forward with our new stuff, using tomcat, stripes, and sitemesh. We have navigation, layouts, "pods", js, css, etc, that we've taken out of th... | 0 | [
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jquery sortable except this one.
===
Need a way to allow sorting except for last item with in a list.
Tried using the cancel option but it didn't work and I don't think that's what its for.
I think a solution may be with events but would like your take on it.
In practice the list is dynamically generated an... | 0 | [
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BackgroundWorker thread : updating UI and aborting operation
===
I run a series of time consuming operations on a background worker thread. At various stages I update a (windows form) progress bar by invoking a delegate. However, one of the more time operations occurs on a single line of code.
Is it possible to :... | 0 | [
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POP-Before-SMTP
===
Recently I had to move one of my web applications to a new hosting provider. The mail and web service is still held on the old hosting site however, when I try to send an email from the new server,I get an error;
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demote boost::function to a plain function pointer
===
want to pass boost::bind to a method expecting a plain function pointer (same signature).
typedef void TriggerProc_type(Variable*,void*);
void InitVariable(TriggerProc_type *proc);
boost::function<void (Variable*, void*)> triggerProc ...
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Visual Studio: How do I show all classes inherited from a base class?
===
In Visual Studio, How do I show all classes inherited from a base class?
**For example**, in ASP.NET MVC there are several 'ActionResult' types -- and they all inherit from / implement the base class 'ActionResult'.
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Can LINQ to SQL query an XML field DB-serverside?
===
.NET 3.5, C#
I have a web app with a "search" feature. Some of the fields that are searchable are first-class columns in the table, but some of them are in fact nested fields inside an XML data type.
Previously, I built a system for dynamically constructing... | 0 | [
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Python decorating functions before call.
===
I have a rather complex decorator written by someone else. What I want to do is call a decorated version of the function one time based on a descision or call the original function (not decorated) another time. Is this possible? | 0 | [
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Problems casting an ComObject in VB.net
===
I have a Word.Field object which is a checkbox and the `Type` property equals wdFieldFormCheckBox. I am trying to cast the Word.Field object as Word.CheckBox object but I am getting casting errors.
Dim chkBox as Word.CheckBox
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Does an IoC container replace the use of Factories
===
I am just getting started with IoC containers so apologies if this is a stupid question.
I have code like the following in an app
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I found very annoying the fact that the SerialPort class in the .NET Framework doesn't allow to set the rts control to TOGGLE.
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How to create an alias for a build target with a relative path in 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
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how to log in a Drupal user (or get currently-logged in user) from Flash?
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What happens if the browser receives a redirect response to an ajax request? | 0 | [
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Is there any software to help in learning / understanding / experimenting with the rules of harmony and counterpoint? | 0 | [
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In source-control terminology what is a spike?
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I've seen the word "spike" used in relation to source-control.
For example, a project I'm working with has three top-level folders: trunk, branches and spikes.
What's the meaning of this term? | 0 | [
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WSDL best practices
===
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===
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sql autonumber is incremented even with trans.Rollback()
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===
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java's instanceof and isinstance equivalents in c#?
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How to find out Subversion repository version?
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===
The following C# code takes 5 minutes to run:
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"Optimising it" like this causes it to run in 2 seconds:
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I am looking for books that present interesting software system at the source code level. One such book which I loved is Building Problem Solvers. It presents a series of truth-maintenance systems written in Common Lisp. The book reads like an in... | 0 | [
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Debugging JavaScript errors in Internet Explorer on Vista as an unpriviliged user
===
Consider the following trivial HTML page that throws an error:
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CSS: Div w/ Border Images
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What is setTimeout(function(){//dostuff}, 0); actually supposed to do?
===
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===
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PropertyGrid: getting PropertyValueChanged notifications from a CollectionEditor
===
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Choosing buffer size for FTP and HTTP transfers
===
How to choose the size of buffer (bytes that I read from or write to socket) for the maximum throughput when I'm implementing a low-level HTTP and FTP transfer? My application should transfer data with HTTP or FTP on connections varying from 130 Kbps to 3 Mbps (I kno... | 0 | [
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How do you communicate between eclipse declarative services and Views (ContentProviders)
===
Say you have an eclipse plugin with various views, these views should display data from some OSGi bundle that pushes data to the Views. Rather than have every view communicate with the OSGi bundle, I have an intermediate Faca... | 0 | [
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Copy an Ant argument list into a property
===
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<arguments id="arg-list">
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<arg value="arg2" />
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<property name="prop1" refid="arg-list" />
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Commenting out comments
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I've noticed, using visual studio 2003, that I can "comment out" my comments to make them no longer be comments. This one needs an example:
If I have:
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int commented_out = 0;
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Export to Word Document in C#
===
I'm looking for a .NET library that will allow creation of a Word document. I need to export HTML based content to a Word doc (97-2003 format, not docx).
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What are great programming-related online talks / videos?
===
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Java actionListener for a nameless JButton?
===
I was wondering if there is a way to implement an action listener for a Jbutton without a name. For example, I have the following for loop that creates a button for each letter of the alphabet.
for (int i = 65; i < 91; i++){
alphabetPanel.add(new JButton... | 0 | [
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.htaccess Problem
===
I'm having trouble with redirecting urls using the .htaccess file. This is how my htaccess file looks like:
**redirect 301 /file-name/example.php http://www.mysite.com/file-name/example-001.php<br>
redirect 301 /section-name/example.php http://www.my-site.com/section-name/example-002.php
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.Net Compact Framework 3.5 HTTP POST
===
I'm writing my first Windows CE app using the .NET Compact Framework v3.5.
I need the app to be able to do an HTTP POST to a URL.
It appears that the .NET CF does not have System.Web.
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how to add "Existing solution folder recrusively" to my VS2005 solution
===
I tried drag and drop from the explorer, but no luck with following error:
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"Folders cannot be dropped or pasted as solution items. Choose an individual document instead."
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C++ Opening a file and inputting data to a class object
===
Simple question, hopefully an easy way and just want to verify I'm doing it the correct / efficient way.
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ASP.NET MVC one route, two different views
===
I'm trying to design a homepage for an MVC site that has two different views, based on if the user is logged in or not.
So image the default (not logged in) view is showing general, nonspecific info. If i'm logged in, the view is showing mostly personal stuff instead.
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How can I implement a Read-Through File Cache in ASP.NET?
===
I have a system which sits on a web server and generates files on the fly in response to HTTP requests. This is currently implemented as an HTTPHandler.
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Admin Controllers in Merb
===
How does one do namespaced controllers in Merb, for instance to create an admin section to the site? In Rails one would use Admin::CategoriesController, is this similar in Merb or is this another recommended way of doing it? | 0 | [
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Image DPI Explained
===
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DPI (dots), PPI (points), LPI (lines) all refer to the same concept hereafter referred to as DPI.
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How to compute a mean confidence interval without storing all the data points.
===
In particular, it's possible to do this knowing only the number of data points, the sum, and the sum of the squares of the datapoints: `{n, s, ss}`.
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"Package LISP-UNIT is not loaded" error in Cusp Eclipse plug-in
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I'm getting the following error in Eclipse using the Cusp plug-in:
> Package LISP-UNIT is not loaded
How do I fix it?
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C++ compiler optimization of passed arguments
===
I'm using a logging module that can have reporting enabled/disabled at runtime. Calls generally go something like:
WARN(
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MS Sql 2008 What is the best way to EXPORT some Geography data?
===
i want to export some Geography data from a ms sql 2008 table. When i use the export wizard, it ignores the Geography field. What is the best way (and format) i can export this field data, so i can later on import this data into another table, on anot... | 0 | [
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ASP.net Profiles and Membership - Custom Providers or should completely I roll my own?
===
first off, I know that this question could be borderline-duplicate [to this one][1], and yes, it is a bit ironic that I am asking a question for something that I even answered myself.
Now, I am talking about ASP.net Profiles.... | 0 | [
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Use custom MSBuild tasks from the same solution?
===
I'm a new to MSBuild and wanted to play around with it a bit, but I just cannot figure out why this isn't working.
So my solution has two projects: "Model" and "BuildTasks". BuildTasks just has a single class:
using Microsoft.Build.Utilities;
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Calculating the maximum size of derived classes.
===
We have a My_list class that has a list of pointers to Abstract_things. To optimize on memory usage, all derived Things use one memory pool that is established with the "new and delete" stereotype. In order to size the pool properly during the initization of the a... | 0 | [
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Define data access layer
===
It seems that everybody knows you're supposed to have a clear distinction between the GUI, the business logic, and the data access. I recently talked to a programmer who bragged about always having a clean data access layer. I looked at this code, and it turns out his data access layer i... | 0 | [
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vbscript ldap : Is there a way to query for Distinguished Name using the email address in active directory?
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I'm attempting to utilize vbscript to connect pull the physicalDeliveryOfficeName attribute in active direcotory by providing the email address.
I know how to do it with a common name like the following... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET - What is the correct approach to JSON based web services with jQuery?
===
What is the correct way to convert ASP.NET SOAP-based web services to JSON-based responses?
...And then call these from jQuery?
What are "best practices" when integrating jQuery based AJAX and ASP.NET?
Articles? Books? | 0 | [
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PHP-alike Dynamic Variables in Perl?
===
In PHP, I can write:
$vname = 'phone';
$$vname = '555-1234';
print $phone;
... And the script will output "555-1234".
Is there any equivalent in Perl? | 0 | [
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What's the optimal GZIP compression setting for IIS?
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You can set the HcDynamicCompressionLevel anywhere from 0-10. I've heard 10 is bad (high CPU usage), but what's the magic number that works the best? | 0 | [
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Checking for null before event dispatching... thread safe?
===
Something that confuses me, but has never caused any problems... the recommended way to dispatch an event is as follows:
public event EventHandler SomeEvent;
...
{
....
if(SomeEvent!=null)SomeEvent();
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Recommendations for a spidering tool to use with Lucene or Solr?
===
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How can I show some shapefile / Well-Known-Text data on Google Maps / MS Virtual Earth?
===
I have some shapefile (demographic/heat map data in the USA, such as crime in New York) data imported into a sql server 2008 database, field data type: *Geography*.
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Add YouTube like functionality (PHP)
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I'm looking at the description for a site and they are wanting to have the ability for users to upload a video file and then stream it with Flash. The site is already partially built (by someone else) and I'm wondering what kind of technologies there are to deal with the video ... | 0 | [
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How do I create a list control with Rich text in FLEX?
===
I am a FLEX newbie, trying to port a Javascript-based prototype into FLEX. One thing my original prototype had was an unordered list (ul) which had list items that had rich text inside it, i.e. I had a mix of differently styled and colored text and some images... | 0 | [
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Boolean Expression
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How can you express X of Y are true, in boolean logic? a rule like 2 of the following must be true (A, B, C, D, E, F)
is it a form of multiplcation or set operations?
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How to call c++ binary from Perl or PHP (CGI-BIN using Apache on Linux ) ?
===
I have a website cgi-bin program that is written in c++.
Unfortunately the website provider for my friend's site only allows Perl or PHP cgi-bin scripts.
Is there an easy way to simply have a very small Perl or PHP wrapper that just ... | 0 | [
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ld: duplicate symbol
===
I'm working on a school project and I'm getting some wierd errors from Xcode. I'm using TextMate's Command+R function to compile the project. Compilication seems to work okay but linking fails with an error message I don't understand.
ld output:
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The fundementals of Hash tables?
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I'm quite confused about the basic concepts of a Hash table. If I was to code a hash how would I even begin? What is the difference between a Hash table and just a normal array?
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Windows CPU notification for misbehaving Coldfusion application
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I have a web application, written in Coldfusion, which periodically starts using 100% of the server's CPU and crashes the Coldfusion service.
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Finding all methods that handle form events using NDepend
===
I was wondering if someone would be able to help me write a CQL query for NDepend that will show me all the methods in my form class that handle the form events. So I would like to be able to find all the methods that look like this:
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can UPDATE clause in MYSQL using PHP update multiple records in one query?
===
well i have this messages table with sample values like these:
msg_id recipient_id read locked new
0 1 N Y Y
2 1 Y N N
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Weird bindings issue
===
I'm trying to use a browser view with bindings to represent some data and I'm getting a message:
2008-11-11 17:22:28.636 BrowserViewTest[18269:813] Cocoa Bindings: Error accessing value
for key path arrangedObjects.projects of object <NSTreeController: 0x1321e0>[object class: Bill... | 0 | [
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How to find whether a Windows user belongs to specified group?
===
Currently we have a DLL that checks whether a username/password is a valid Windows user using the Windows API LogonUser method. We need to enhance it so it checks whether the user belongs to a specified group as well. Is there a Windows method that doe... | 0 | [
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Connect to COM events in C# - support both managed and unmanged servers
===
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Identifying a scroll event from a horizontal scrollbar?
===
If you have a ListView with both horizontal and vertical scroll bars. How do you tell which one a scroll event is coming from?
ScrollBar.Scroll="xxx" doesn't seem to differentiate.
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How to browse for a file in java swing library?
===
I was wondering if there was some kind of J tool in the java swing library that opens up a file browser window and allows a user to choose a file. then the ouput of the file would be the absolute path of the chosen file.
Thanks in advance,
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Best way to use Photoshop CS3 in Linux
===
I don't want to use Mac or Windows at work but I have a lot of work in Photoshop when I have to create an HTML page from a Photoshop design.
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