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How to read a value from the Windows registry
===
Given the key for some registry value (e.g. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\blah\blah\blah\foo) how can I:
1. Safely determine that such a key exists.
2. Programmatically (i.e. with code) get its value.
I have absolutely no intention of writing anything back to the regis... | 0 | [
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Checking if userinput is a valid URI in XUL
===
Is there an built-in function/method that can check if a given string is a valid URI or not in the [Mozilla XUL](http://developer.mozilla.org/en/XUL) toolkit. (I have looked for one but found none, but since this is my first time using XUL and it's documentation it could... | 0 | [
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How to specify an authenticated proxy for a python http connection?
===
What's the best way to specify a proxy with username and password for an http connection in python? | 0 | [
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Parsing, where can I learn about it.
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I've been given a job of 'translating' one language into another. The source is too flexible (complex) for a simple line by line approach with regex. Where can I go to learn more about lexical analysis and parsers? | 0 | [
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XSLT dividing a list of nodes in half
===
<xsl:for-each select="./node [position() <= (count(*) div 2)]">
<li>foo</li>
</xsl:for-each>
<xsl:for-each select="./node [count(*) div 2 < position()]">
<li>bar</li>
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How to apply an XSLT Stylesheet in C#
===
I want to apply an XSLT Stylesheet to an XML Document using C# and write the output to a File. | 0 | [
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MS WF state machine workflows and MS CRM Dynamics 4.0
===
MS CRM Dynamics 4.0 incorporates the MS WF engine. The built in designer allows the creation of sequential workflows whos activities have native access to CRM entities.
Is it possible to:
- Create a state machine workflow
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VS2008: Copy Web Site from command line
===
How do I execute the "Copy Web Site" command for an ASP.NET project in VS2008 from the command line? If I need to script this, let me have some pointers on where I can learn that. | 0 | [
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HTML Scraping in Php.
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I've been doing some html scraping in PHP using regular expressions. This works, but the result is finicky and fragile. Has anyone used any packages that provide a more robust solution? A config driven solution would be ideal, but I'm not picky. | 0 | [
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Which, if any, C++ compilers do tail-recursion optimization?
===
It seems to me that it would work perfectly well to do tail-recursion optimization in both C and C++, yet while debugging I never seem to see a frame stack that indicates this optimization. That is kind of good, because the stack tells me how deep the re... | 0 | [
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What's the best way to add event in Javascript ?
===
I see mainly 2 ways to set events in JavaScript :
1. add event directly inside the tag like that :
`<a href="" onclick="doFoo()">do foo</a>`
Or
2. set them by javascript like that :
`<a id="bar" href="">do bar</a>`
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We are trying to create a web-service that we plan to pass a variable amount of variables to it.
Can this be done?
Basically instead of pass all possible parameters we wish to pass only the set values and use the defaults set in the web-service.
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I need to read from a variety of different text files. I've considered parsing the files line by line (slow) and reading the file using the ODBC text driver (fast) but does anyone have any other (better) suggestions?
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ASP.NET MVC and IIS6
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Where can I find some good pointers on best practices for running ASP.NET MVC on IIS6?
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VS2008/TFS: Get Latest of solution from command line or macro
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How do I get the latest version of my solution recursively like its done in the solution explorer context menu of Visual Studio? Need to do this from the command line or via a macro.
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Django ImageField core=False in newforms admin
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In the transition to <tt>newforms admin</tt> I'm having difficulty figuring out how specify <tt>core=False</tt> for <tt>ImageField</tt>s.
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Is it possible to persist (without reloading) AJAX page state across BACK button clicks?
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GPG: How does key signing work and how is it done?
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I've been reading various tutorials about GPG, and many of them mention that keys may be signed by other people to verify their authenticity. Unfortunately, I have been unable to find information regarding exactly how this process works. How does one sign a key, a... | 0 | [
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How to hide the cancel button on an ASP.NET ChangePassword control
===
I'm considering using the ChangePassword control on an ASP.NET 2.0 Webform. I don't want the 'cancel' button to show.
Is there a good way to hide it without resorting to silly "width = 0" sort of games?
Or perhaps there's a generic way ... | 0 | [
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Python descriptor protocol analog in other languages?
===
Is there something like the Python descriptor protocol implemented in other languages? It seems like a nice way to increase modularity/encapsulation without bloating your containing class' implementation, but I've never heard of a similar thing in any other lan... | 0 | [
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Best algorithm to test if a linked list has a cycle
===
What's the best (halting) algorithm for determining if a linked list has a cycle in it? | 0 | [
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Query TFS for updated files
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I want to get an overview of files that are updated in TFS (that someone else checked in) that I don't have the latest version for.
Thanks | 0 | [
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COMException "Library not registered." while using System.DirectoryServices
===
I have only just started received the following error in my windows forms application under dot net 2 framework on windows 2000 when using System.DirectoryServices.
{System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException}
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Markdown versus ReStructuredText
===
What are people's thoughts on the pros and cons of Markdown versus ReStructuredText. Both seem like very usable and well-developed markup languages -- when might one want to use one over the other? | 4 | [
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How to fix the following build error in Visual Studio 2005: '"LC.exe" exited with code -1'
===
I get the following error when building my Windows Forms solution:
'"LC.exe" exited with code -1'
I use 2 commercial Windows Forms Libraries: Infragistics and the Gantt-Control from plexityhide.com, that's why I have ... | 0 | [
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Tag/Mark a Window
===
Is there any software tool available which allows us to visually mark/tag a window? I'm not restricting this question to any OS.
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64bit Memory allocation
===
I've been asked to create a Delphi compatible dll in C++ to do simple 64bit memory management.
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Has .net made raw COM and DCOM programming redundant ?
===
Has the introduction of the .net framework made raw programming in COM and DCOM redundant ?
(Except for using some COM+ services, e.g. for transaction management through the System.EnterpriseServices namespace)
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Multiple web-sites running in IIS simulatenously
===
At work, we have multiple branches that we may be working on at any time.
Our solution so far as been to create multiple web-sites but you can only run one web-site at a time. This makes switching between branches more of a pain that in should be.
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What Types of testing are part of your build process?
===
I use TFS 2008. We run unit tests as part of our continuous integration build and integration tests nightly.
What other types of testing do you automate and include in your build process? what technologies do you use to do so?
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Simple test vs PHPunit
===
I was wondering if anyone that have experience in both these stuff can shed some light on the _significant_ difference between the two, if any?
Any specific strength of each that makes it suitable for any specific case? | 0 | [
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How to implement Search Functionality in a website?
===
I want to implement search functionality for a website (assume it is similar to SO). I don't want to use Google search of stuff like that.
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How do I implement this?
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Should I use a cross-platform GUI-toolkit or rely on the native ones?
===
On my side job as programmer, I am to write a program in C++ to convert audio files from/to various formats. Probably, this will involve building a simple GUI.
Will it be a great effort to build seperate GUIs for Mac and Windows using Cocoa a... | 0 | [
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How do I make Windows aware of a service I have written in Python?
===
In [another question][1] I posted yesterday, I got very good advice on how a Python script could be run as a service in Windows. What I'm left wondering is: How is Windows aware of the services that can be managed in the native tools ("services" wi... | 0 | [
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Finding your own number in a box
===
100 (or some even number 2N :-) ) prisoners are in a room A. They are numbered from 1 to 100.
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What if analysis on multi dimensional cubes (OLAP)
===
I have a multi dimensional OLAP cube with a number of dimensions. Some of these dimensions have hierarchies. The users would like to perform 'what-if' analysis on the measures in the cube by changing the hierarchies in the dimensions.
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Updating/Intercepting HttpContext.Current.Request.QueryString
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Here's a wierd one. I'm reusing a code base that unfortunately, must not be updated. This code makes a call to HttpContext.Current.Request.QueryString. Ideally, I need to push a value into this collection with every request that is made. Is this possibl... | 0 | [
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How to make user controls know about css classes in ASP.NET
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===
How would you programmacially abbriviate XHTML to an arbitrary number of words without leaving unclosed or corrupting tags?
E.g. this:
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Sqlite IDE???
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Is there a tool out there that can interact with a Sqlite database in a similar way that Toad works with Oracle or Management Studio works with SQL Server? I'm looking for something that visually shows table structures, views, etc.
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Peopleware: 1st or 2nd edition
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===
I wondered what projects would be good to develop C skills? I can think of many projects to develop C#, F#, IronRuby, etc. skills as the .net framework provides ample opportunity for any number of different applications; however I'm less knowledgable about the libraries ... | 0 | [
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Technical Hurdles for Win32 rsync port
===
Despite primarily being a windows user, I am a huge fan of rsync. Now, I don't want to argue the virtues of rsync vs any other tool...this is not my point.
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What is in your javascript development toolbox?
===
I have to do some javascript in the future, so it is time to update my toolbox. Right now I use firefox with some addons:
* Javascript Shell from https://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/webdevel.html
* Firfox Dom Inspector
* Firebug
* Greasemonkey
* Stylish
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===
I have a small JS function that does Ajax for me and another like it that adds in POST data to the request. With Ajax being such a big topic with so many libraries about it, what am I missing from my function, is it insecure or something else worrying?
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Does limiting a query to one record improve performance
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Will limiting a query to one result record, improve performance in a large(ish) MySQL table if the table only has one matching result?
for example
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How do I create a SHA1 hash in ruby?
===
Use the built in Digest module:
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Excel: list ranges targeted by INDIRECT formulas
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Simulating a virtual static member of a class in c++?
===
Is there anyway to have a sort of virtual static member in C++?
For example:
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public:
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string GetName() const { return _name; }
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Natural (human alpha-numeric) sort in Microsoft SQL 2005
===
We have a large database on which we have DB side pagination. This is quick, returning a page of 50 rows from millions of records in a small fraction of a second.
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How do you sort an array of strings [naturally][1] in different languages? Post your implementation and what language it is in in the answer.
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MySQL "Error 1005" when adding tables
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inline-block on span
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I expected the two span tags in the following sample to display next to each other, instead they display one below the other. If I set the width of the class span.right to 49% they display next to each other. I am not able to figure out why the right span is pushed down like the right span has... | 0 | [
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What is a good Hash Function?
===
What is a good Hash function? I saw a lot of hash function and applications in my data structures courses in college, but I mostly got that it's pretty hard to make a good hash function. As a thumble rule to avoid collisions my professor said that:
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===
We have a team of about 7 engineers, whom I supervise. We do not have a formal office where we all work. Instead, a handful are located outside of our city, while the rest of us are scattered around the Bay Area.
Quite frequently, I find myself attempting to teach concepts like TD... | 0 | [
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What's the best toolkit for doing 2d game programming with Python? I've heard of pygame but is there anything I should add to it or is there another group of modules that surpasses it? | 0 | [
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Why is HTML form redirection used in OpenID 2?
===
Why would you do an automatic HTML post rather than a simple redirect?
Is this so developers can automatically generate a login form that posts directory to the remote server when the OpenID is known?
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How do I get the assembler output from a C file in VS2005
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I think the file that is produced is an .asm file, any adea how to produce this in Visual Studio when you do a build? | 0 | [
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data 'security' with java and hibernate
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The system I am currently working on requires some role-based security, which is well catered for in the Java EE stack. The system intends to be a framework for business domain experts to write their code on top of.
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Making an iframe take vertical space
===
I would like to have an iframe take as much vertical space as it needs to display its content and not display a scrollbar. Is it at all possible ?
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Automate test of web service communication
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DesignMode with Controls
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===
We are in the process of implemeting SCRUM, however, there's some resistence from managment, and I thought it'd be a good idea to start implementing some practices and add more incrementally, to avoid the initial rejection.
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Subversion ignoring "--password" and "--username" options
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When I try to do any svn command and supply the "--username" and/or "--password" options, it prompts me for my password anyways, and always will attempt to use my current user instead of the one specified in "--username".
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Best practices with jQuery form binding code in an application
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We have an application with a good amount of jQuery JSON calls to server side code. Because of this, we have a large amount of binding code to parse responses and bind the appropriate values to the form. This is a two part question.
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How can I generate a unique, small, random, and user-friendly key?
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How do you use the new ModelBinder classes in ASP.NET MVC Preview 5
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You'll notice that Preview 5 includes the following in their release notes:
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Google Talk's Graphics Toolkit ?
===
What graphics toolkit is used for the Window's Google Talk application? | 0 | [
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.Net - Detecting the Appearance Setting (Classic or XP?)
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I have some UI in VB 2005 that looks great in XP Style, but goes hideous in Classic Style.
Any ideas about how to detect which mode the user is in and re-format the forms on the fly?
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How do list the symbols being exported from a .so file. If possible, I'd also like to know there source (e.g. if they are pulled in from a static library).
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