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Any free ASP.NET 3.5 App host?!
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I want to host a test app in ASP.NET 3.5 but I can't find a decent free host anywhere!
I tried http://www.aspspider.com/ and after some days I still have a pending virtual directory creation.
Even if it has lots of banners with pub on it, it doesn't matter. I just want to try... | 0 | [
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Static EventHandler Memory Leaks in the Framework
===
I'm in the process of troubleshooting some memory problems we're having in our .NET WinForms application. I'm using [SciTech's .NET Memory Profiler][1] as well as [dotTrace][2] and they all seem to be indicting root allocations by static event handlers in the .NET... | 0 | [
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SQL: What's the difference between HAVING and WHERE?
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I must be googling in the wrong way or I'm having a stupid moment in time.
What's the difference between HAVING and WHERE in an SQL SELECT statement? | 0 | [
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When To Change a GUID on a Type Library
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I know that when you add/change/remove methods in a COM interface you're supposed to change the interface/coclass GUID but what about type libraries. When should you change the type library's GUID? Do you change it if a GUID inside the type library has changed? Or should yo... | 0 | [
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What is a .NET proxy object in the Inversion of Control / Aspect-Oriented sense?
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What is a proxy object in the Inversion of Control / Aspect-Oriented sense?
Any good articles on what a proxy object is ?
Why you would want to use one ?
And how to write one in C# ?
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jQuery Zebra selector
===
I have a CSS class called grid which I place on my tables. I want to Zebra strip my even rows so I use the following jQuery code
$(".grid tr:nth-child(even)").addClass("even");
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Encrypting plain text passwords in database
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I've **inherited** a web app that I've just discovered stores over 300,000 usernames/passwords in plain text in a SQL Server database. I realize that this is a Very Bad Thing™.
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frameset - swap columns with rows using javascript.
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I have a frameset with it's cols attribute set to "50%,50%" at the moment. I have a toggleView method which is called after a click on an element.
What I aim to do is to change frameset from displaying cols to rows, again divided 50/50.
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Correct way to Handle Exceptions in UserControl
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I'm build an UserControl and I'm not sure how to handle exceptions, the Control itself is not very complicated, the User chose an image from disk so they can authorize it, I don't know exactly how the control will be used so if I use a MessageBox I might block the a... | 0 | [
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How can I profile template performance in Template::Toolkit?
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What's the best method for benchmarking the performance of my various templates when using Template::Toolkit?
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How do you do Cgwin passwordless rlogin or rsh to Solaris 5.7
===
I am trying to login in to my works Solaris box from cywin on windows.
SSH is not supported. I have tried different combination in the .rhosts with no luck
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How to a remoting connection (check state)
===
I have an object created in a host application and can accecss it remotely using remoting, is there any way I can test the connection to ensure it is still "alive"? Maybe an event I can use that fires if the remoting connection gets disconnected, or some property that can... | 0 | [
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How could you implement something like Excel 2007's databars in HTML/CSS/JS?
===
What I'd like to do is produce an HTML/CSS/JS version of the following. The gridlines and other aspects are not important. It's more of a question how to do the background databars.
![alt text][1]
[1]: http://blogs.tech-recipe... | 0 | [
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How to programatically sense the iPhone mute switch?
===
I can't seem to find in the SDK how to programatically sense the mute button/switch on the iPhone. When my app plays background music, it responds properly to the volume button without me having any code to follow that but, when I use the mute switch, it just k... | 0 | [
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Are style-enforcement tools useful?
===
A recent [question about StyleCop][1] alerted me to the use of tools to enforce coding style. I would feel very annoyed if I were required to run one of these tools while I was developing. Do people really find them useful? Why or why not?
[1]: http://stackoverflow.com/qu... | 0 | [
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Anyone know of a free date and *time* ASP.NET custom control
===
Every time I have to build a form with a `DateTime` field I try to find a decent free custom control - I always fail.
I cannot figure out why it isn't built in the .NET but let's forget about for a minute and concentrate on my question :D
Anyone g... | 0 | [
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Oracle detection date of daylight savings change
===
Is there a way in Oracle to select the date on which daylight savings will switch over for my locale?
Something vaguely equivalent to this would be nice:
SELECT CHANGEOVER_DATE
FROM SOME_SYSTEM_TABLE
WHERE DATE_TYPE = 'DAYLIGHT_SAVINGS_CHANGEOVER... | 0 | [
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What is the optimal amount of data for a table?
===
How much data should be in a table so that reading is optimal? Assuming that I have 3 fields varchar(25). This is in MySQL. | 0 | [
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Crystal Reports problem
===
I'm having problem in the following line:
rd.PrintOptions.PaperSize = PaperSize.PaperFanfoldStdGerman;
it throws an exception saying HRESULT: 0x8002000B (DISP_E_BADINDEX))
if I skip this line, the same error eccurs here:
rd.PrintOptions.ApplyPageMargins(config)
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How to Pass MySQL null parameter on DbCommand in Enterprise Library.
===
I'm trying to pass a null value for the first parameter in the code below, but MySQL complains that *Incorrect number of arguments for PROCEDURE myProc; expected 2, got 1* When I manually call the procedure with the first argument as null, it wo... | 0 | [
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How to make 4 columns across in ASP.NET MVC - How to make my current code suck less
===
I have the following code, I'm trying to get a table with 4 columns across. If I run out of columns, create a new row and make 4 more coumns. rinse. lather. repeat.
<tbody>
<%
int i = 0;
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t-sql decimal assignment changes value
===
Why does the select statement return two different values?
declare @tempDec decimal
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Insert into multiple database tables using Linq, ASP.NET MVC.
===
I have a rather simple scenario where I have two tables in which I want to add data. They are managed with primary key/foreign key. I want to add new data into TABLE A and then retrieve the Id and insert into TABLE B.
I can certainly do it with a st... | 0 | [
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WinForms: Best way to suspend control events?
===
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Is it safe to use MS SQL's WITH (NOLOCK) option for select statements and insert statements if...
===
Is it safe to use MS SQL's WITH (NOLOCK) option for select statements and insert statements if you never modify a row, but only insert or delete rows?
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Why should I care about hashing passwords anyway?
===
If a hacker has access to the hashes in my DB, he has access to the rest of the information in the DB anyways. So why would he bother trying to decrypt the passwords? Should I be storing the passwords on a different server to the rest of my data? That is the only s... | 0 | [
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What is Groovy?
===
I have heard some things about Groovy from several different sources. One said Groovy is a great test harness for Java. Another said Groovy is Java's answer to Ruby. I am not sure what I've heard that is correct.
What is Groovy and why should I learn more about it?
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Find out sql server hard ware or speed test
===
I use an sql server regularly and have recently been getting frustrated by the performance. It would be difficult for me to get direct access to find out the hardware so:
Is there a direct way in management studio to assess performance or find out the exact hardware.
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query join question
===
I have a right outer join, that almost does what I want...
SELECT
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credit_acc.given_credit_acc,
users_usr.created_usr,
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Java - C-Like Fork?
===
Is it possible to do a "C like" fork in java, using an new independent jvm process ?
How?
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Java Reflection: How to know if a Method is static?
===
Hello i want to discover at runtime ONLY the static Methods of a class. How can i do it?
Or... how to differenciate static from no static methods.
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Looking for *small*, open source, c# project with extensive Unit Testing
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(I asked [this][1] question but did not receive much response. It was recommended that I ask the same question with regards to C#. )
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[Answer] An easy way to set the active tab using controllers and a usercontrol in ASP.NET MVC
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Regular Expression to validate hex string
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I'm using this simple regular expression to validate a hex string `^[A-Fa-f0-9]{16}$` as you can see I'm using a quantifier to validate that the string is 16 chars long, I was wondering if I can use another quantifier in the same regex to validate the string length to be ... | 0 | [
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Raise LostFocus event on a control manually. C#
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I have a bunch of controls (textbox and combobox) on a form with toolstripcontainer and toolstripbuttons for save, cancel etc for edits. We are using .Net 3.5 SP1
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Thoughts on making a webapp fullscreen in a pop-up
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At my company most inventory tracking is done via an ASP.NET web application. The application is poorly conceived, poorly designed, poorly implemented, and somewhat of a hassle for a user to work with. These are things that are my opinion though and management h... | 0 | [
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Executable reading itself
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I need to read data added to the end of an executable from within that executable (1).
On win32 I have a problem that I cannot open the .exe for reading. I have tried CreateFile and std::ifstream.
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IIS 6 Compress static files when using Wildcard application mapping
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I'm using IIS 6 with EPiserver CMS which requires all requests to go through aspnet_isapi.dll.
I want to gzip all my static files (js, css mainly). Trying to setup compression in IIS didn't work.
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Best Practices for uploading files to database
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I am looking for any best practices or ideas on how you would create an interface with a DB from a .NET web application to upload data from Excel files
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How do I remove carriage returns with Ruby?
===
I thought this code would work, but the regular expression doesn't ever match the \r\n. I have viewed the data I am reading in a hex editor and verified there really is a hex D and hex A pattern in the file.
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OOP: Designing a menu system
===
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Using mySql data in ASP.NET application
===
I am a newcomer to ASP, and would like to experiment with it by writing a website for a club at my school using .net 2008 and the mySql database available from the school's apache server. What is the best way to set this up, since I see a lot of options to connect the web a... | 0 | [
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what is a good open source javascript math library for floating point operations?
===
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I have a webpage where I want the user to see a new image when they put thier mouse over a certain part of the image. I used an image map.
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Python's ConfigParser unique keys per section
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I read the part of [the docs][1] and saw that the `ConfigParser` returns a list of key/value pairs for the options within a section. I figured that keys did not need to be unique within a section, otherwise the parser would just return a mapping. I designed my config f... | 0 | [
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I am speaking to a group of 9-10 year olds about how awesome it is to be a developer
===
I am putting a presentation together. I thought about illustrating with websites like facebook, and myspace.
Does anyone have children around that age that could tell me what they are into? how to hold their attention? Ways to... | 4 | [
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Oracle Rollback Segments and ADO.NET
===
I am using an ancient version of Oracle (8.something) and my ADO.NET application needs to do some fairly large transactions. Large enough to not fin in our small rollback segments. Now we have a large rollback segment as well but it is not used by default.
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What is the fastest way to Parse a line in Delphi?
===
I have a huge file that I must parse line by line. Speed is of the essence.
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Submit changes of only one entity
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If I select many rows from one table with one instance of DataContext.
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Java <-> Javascript for non-Applets?
===
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How can I charge a recurring monthly subscription fee for my website?
===
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Dictonaries and Lambda inside a class?
===
How can i do something like this:
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print "hi"
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===
Is there an .net c# wrapper for the libFLAC library? If not, how can I read FLAC tags using the libFLAC in a .net framework c# application? If neither, are there other opensource libraries to read flac tags in c#?
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===
I have an ASP website which I need to add a RegEx match to. Is there any support for RegEx in ASP/VBScript?
Thank you,
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I am creating a form in HTML that will be printed, with fields that need to be written in by the recipient. Basically what I want is a single line that stretches from the end of the field label to the side of the page. Here's how I'm doing it right now:
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===
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===
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Is StringBuilder.Replace() more efficient than String.Replace?
===
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In Python, how can I efficiently manage references between script files?
===
I have a fair number of Python scripts that contain reusable code that are used and referenced by other Python scripts. However, these scripts tend to be scattered across different directories and I find it to be somewhat tedious to have to i... | 0 | [
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Running a Windows Batch Script to Startup Multiple Files
===
I'm trying to replace the programs that run from my startup directory with a batch script. The batch script will simply warn me that the programs are going to run and I can either continue running the script or stop it.
Here's the script as I have writ... | 0 | [
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Is there a way to programatically "reboot" a .net assembly?
===
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Passing around XML Object vs. Populating a struct
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Subversion access from .NET
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Is there an API to access Subversion from C#? | 0 | [
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Print in terminal with colors using python ?
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I want to print in the terminal with colors ? how can I do that in python ?
Another questions what is the best character that when it is printed it look like a box [brick] ?
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Testing objects for ancestor/descendent relationship in JavaScript or Jquery
===
I'm trying to come up with a reusable JS or jQuery function that would allow me to test if one object is a DOM descendant of another.
I've seen a model of testing for
$b.parents('nodename').length>0
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The Web Server Could Not Find the Requested Resource
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IOC For a Console Application
===
Can anyone think of a good solution for getting IOC into a console application.
At the moment we are just using a static class with the following method:
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Enums in JavaScript?
===
What is the preferred syntax for defining enums in JavaScript? Something like:
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Decoding chunked HTTP with Actionscript
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Best way to learn C#
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As a student, I don't often get offers for programming jobs, however I was offered a job if I learned C#. I currently know Java, PHP, C/C++, and other supporting languages. What would be the best way to pick up this language quickly? What are its similarities, what are its differences, pitfall... | 0 | [
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How do I overload the square-bracket operator in C#?
===
DataGridView, for example, lets you do this:
DataGridView dgv = ...;
DataGridViewCell cell = dgv[1,5];
but for the life of me I can't find the documentation on the index/square-bracket operator. What do they call it? Where is it implemented? Ca... | 0 | [
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How do you add a NOT NULL Column to a large table in SQL Server?
===
To add a NOT NULL Column to a table with many records, a DEFAULT constraint needs to be applied. This constraint causes the entire ALTER TABLE command to take a long time to run if the table is very large. This is because:
Assumptions:
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Validating data of a model from another controller in Rails
===
I have two tables:
Client(id,name,...)
Purchase(id,item,date,client_id,...)
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SQL inline if statement type question
===
I'd like to make an SQL query that does returns like this:
Col1 Col2 Col3
---- --------------------- ------
AAA 18.92 18.92
BBB 20.00 40.00
AAA 30.84 30.84
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Specifying multiple parameters of the same name using HTTPService
===
Ruby on Rails controllers will automatically convert parameters to an array if they have a specific format, like so:
http://foo.com?x[]=1&x[]=5&x[]=bar
This would get converted into the following array:
['1','5','bar']
Is there a... | 0 | [
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Match everything inbetween two tags with Regular Expressions?
===
How can I match (PCRE) everything inbetween two tags?
I tried something like this:
><!--\s*LoginStart\s*-->(.*)<!--\s*LoginEnd\s*-->
But it didn't work out too well for me..
I'm kind of new to regular expressions, s... | 0 | [
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how big can a sourcesafe db be before "problems" arise?
===
We use sourcesafe 6.0d and have a db that is about 1.6GB. We havent had any problems yet, and there is no plan to change source control programs right now, but how big can the SourceSafe database be before it becomes an issue
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Best way to make a newsletter slideshow kiosk for the office?
===
So, I've been tasked with making a kiosk for the office for showing statistics about our SCRUM progress, build server status, rentability and so forth. It should ideally run a slideshow with bunch of different pages, some of them showing text, some show... | 0 | [
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How can I use Excel for project management?
===
Joel often talks about using MS Excel for lightweight project management, but I'm curious about actual implementations of this idea. I've seen some templates that seem to clone MS Project via macros, which would be overkill for a lightweight project. Anyone have any usef... | 0 | [
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In Ruby: How does one - without inheritance - override a class method and call the original from within the new method?
===
I found one source which successfully overrode Time.strftime like this:
class Time
alias :old_strftime :strftime
def strftime
#do something
old_strftime
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Is there anything like a functional model?
===
In Object Oriented Paradigm, I would create an object/conceptual model before I start implementing it using OO language.
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randomness
===
I need some help regarding algorithm for randomness. So Problem is.
There are 50 events going to happen in 8 hours duration. Events can happen at random times .
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Can a NetStream publisher in Flash pause their stream?
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How to safely escape a string from C++
===
I'm writing a simple program to browse the local network and pass on filenames to mplayer using "system". However, sometimes filenames contain spaces or quotes.
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Tapestry 4: Asset Cache Control?
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===
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Getting the version of a dll
===
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User Controls not showing up in the toolbox
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I have some UserControls that I created in ProjectA. I have ProjectB that has a windows form that I want to put the controls on. Both of these projects are in a single solution. There's a reference to ProjectA from ProjectB so it can "see" the UserControls.
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Excel VBA hide/show row code speed.
===
Not sure how many Excel VBA gurus, besides myself ;-D, that hang around stackoverflow but here's an interesting question.
Goal: Efficiently show/hide rows based on the data in the row.
1. Create a helper column that determines whether or not
a row should be hidden.
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Dynamically built SelectCommand for GridView SqlDataSource in asp.net
===
I'm working with a GridView that uses a SqlDataSource element that looks like this:
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ASP.net Forms/DropDownList Help
===
I have created 2 dropdownlists that are binded to a SQL DB and then pulling up a GridView. But, more specifically is there a way to have 3 user picked boxes and then have a Gridview show up? I would like to have a quick efficient way to do this without problems. I created the fir... | 0 | [
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Do there exist any compilers with localized versions of programming lanuages?
===
I have often wondered why it is that non-English speaking programmers are forced to use a different language when programming when it would seem to be so easy to offer an IDE that could replace keywords with localized versions. Why can't... | 0 | [
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Is close/fclose on stdin guaranteed to be correct?
===
It seems as though the following calls do what you'd expect (close the stream and not allow any further input - anything waiting for input on the stream returns error), but is it guaranteed to be correct across all compilers/platforms?
close(fileno(stdin));... | 0 | [
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Suggestions for Localising Exceptions
===
I need to add localization to the exceptions thrown by my application as a lot are ApplicationExceptions and handled and logged to an error report. Ideally I want to create a new Exception, imheriting from ApplicationException that I can pass the resource key as well as argum... | 0 | [
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Using Windows Role authentication in the App.config with WCF
===
I am using a WCF service and a net.tcp endpoint with serviceAuthentication's principal PermissionMode set to UseWindowsGroups.
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Groovy advantages over Jython or Jruby?
===
Why would I choose to use Groovy when I could use Jython or Jruby? Does the language provide any inherent advantages to make up for the fact that Jython and Jruby skills are applicable to their parent languages outside of the JVM?
Keep in mind that I purposely keeping thi... | 0 | [
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Best resource for learning more about using winsock
===
I am a Software engineering student, well-versed in C++, but I am interested in programming using I/O from more varied sources than just file I/O with .txt files. For example, I have heard a bit about using winsock and win32 to get input and output over networks... | 0 | [
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CodeIgniter - Uploading an Image through a form, store the location of the image in database
===
I'm trying to upload an image to my site through a form, however it's much more efficient to (rather than bog down the database) just store the location of the image in the database.
I'm having trouble with my form and ... | 0 | [
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