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SQL Server xp_cmdshell
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Is their any other way to get a list of file names via T-SQL other than
INSERT INTO @backups(filename)
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I am attempting to get a list of sql backup files from a folder to restore and I do NOT want to use the xp_... | 0 | [
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Seeking a compact format for HTML ebooks for offline reading under Linux
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I have a netbook running linux and a large collection of computer books and reference material as HTML. I'd like some compact way of storing these books which can be browed without unpacking them first. This would save space and reduce wear o... | 0 | [
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calculate seconds-to-date for pre-epoch date/times using MS VS2003
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[mktime on windows VS2003/.NET][1] 1.1 returns -1 for pre-epoch datetimes.
How do I calculate meaningful time_t values (i.e.
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Subversion: commit only modified files
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I want to commit a large amount of XML files which have been modified. However, within the directory that I want to recursively search through, there are many folders/files which have been added locally, these I do not want to commit.
Is there a way to do this on the comma... | 0 | [
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Suggestions for Automated Code coverage for an Eclipse RCP?
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I would like to include some code coverage into our nightly build process. We're using CruiseControl, Ant, and Buckminster. Buckminster drives checkout from multiple repositories, and the PDE building and packaging of the product.
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How do I encourage code sharing and limit the bug tracking overhead while maintaining flexibility in my releases?
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How are you tracking changes, testing effort for bugs that impact multiple artifacts released separately?
----------------------------------------
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this is not a primary key, but merely used as a marker in existing system that marks these items with a 1 letter code ie 'N' for new, 'R' for return, etc. I was going to go with a varchar(50) as the data type but wondering if there's anything ... | 0 | [
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How to create a FPS game?
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I would like to know How to create a fps-game with SDL lib?
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Is there a service that can take a feed and produce a daily digest from it?
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I run a feed aggregator (<http://planetdb2.com/>) and I need to aggregate both prolific (many posts a day) and less prolific (one post a day at most) feeds.
Creating a daily digest -- one post summary of the day's posts -- seems like t... | 0 | [
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Can Linux syslogd log non-English messages?
===
I am setting up a logging infrastructure using syslog daemon on my Linux server. I have few clients both Windows and non-Windows that I am planning on configuring to forward logs as syslogs to my Linux server. Some of my client machines log in foreign language. Therefore... | 0 | [
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Lambda expression exercise
===
I have been trying to learn more about lambda expressions lately, and thought of a interesting exercise...
is there a way to simplify a c++ integration function like this:
// Integral Function
double integrate(double a, double b, double (*f)(double))
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Visual Studio: MyMacros won't show up in Tools > Options > Environ. > keyboard
===
I have a macro that I wrote to just help me with my unit testing (it was derived from other macros that just add underscores to the name of the method as you write it,<JP Boodhoo />), and when I go to Tool > Options > Environment > and ... | 0 | [
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Logging Location
===
Where should I be logging exceptions? At the data service tier(ExecuteDataSet, etc.) and/or at the data access layer and/or at the business layer? | 0 | [
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How to do hierarchical configuration in .NET's app.config
===
app.config configuration sections are nice, but I often need multiple configuration sets, but with small difference.
what I want is:
1. Have one section with default configuration (this one is created with the designer, and thus has the auto-generated... | 0 | [
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Prime number calculation fun
===
We're having a bit of fun here at work. It all started with one of the guys setting up a Hackintosh and we were wondering wether it was faster than a Windows Box of (nearly) same specs that we have. So we decided to write a little test for it. Just a simple Prime number calculator. It'... | 0 | [
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Is there a site which simply outputs the latest stable version numbers of php and mysql?
===
I want to write a little app for myself which notifies me if there is a new version of php or mysql but I would need a feed or an xml file to read it from. | 0 | [
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Why isn't MySQL using the index for this subquery?
===
I used to do this:
SELECT layerID
FROM layers
WHERE ownerID = ?
AND collectionID = ?
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SELECT DATA
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WHERE layerID = ?
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Forcing something to be destructed last in C++
===
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How do I redirect to an ftp:// url with Spring Webflow?
===
I'm trying to use Spring WebFlow to redirect to a computed url to an ftp server, but in the ExternalRedirect code are the following lines:
} else if (location.startsWith("http://") || location.startsWith("https://")) {
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How do I add the identity property to an existing column in SQL Server
===
In SQL Server (in my case, 2005) how can I add the identity property to an existing table coulumn using t-sql?
something like:
alter table tblFoo alter column bar identity(1,1)
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XSD Code Generator
===
Are there any Code Generators that would take a well-formed XML document, and write out an XSD schema based on how the XML document is structured? | 0 | [
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===
In graph theory, what is the distinction between minimal distance (which Dijkstra's algorithm finds), and minimal path (which I'm not sure what it is)? | 0 | [
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Windows default size for console application
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While testing a console app, I set the properties of the console window to be only 3 lines high.
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Fastest way for doing INSERTS using IBATIS
===
I need to insert 20,000 rows in a single table (SQL Server 2005) using iBatis. What's the fastest way to do it ? I'm already using batch mode, but it didn't help much:
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sqlMap.startTransaction();
sqlMap.startBatch();
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Is there a way to convert from System.Windows.Forms.HtmlElement to mshtml.IHTMLElemenet3? | 0 | [
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SQL Server 2005 and iTunes Library
===
what's the easiest way to bulk load my iTunes library xml into an existing SQL Server database? | 0 | [
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Does it matter if I use RowDataBound or DataBound for a GridView
===
According to the VS 2008 properties for a GridView:
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How to put a watch on a local static variable?
===
Here's some code I have:
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How do I log cross-domain intranet traffic (including username) using a HTTPHandler?
===
I am attempting to log user activity for a couple **internal** websites as well as our SharePoint sites. I use JavaScript to make a call (GET) to an ashx page (HTTPHandler) that returns a 1x1 invisible GIF. The HTTPHandler grabs t... | 0 | [
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In Websphere 6.x LDAP query using LdapContext is the transmission of credentials encrypted?
===
In Websphere when you do an LDAP query using LdapContext are the transmission of credentials encrypted?
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Code documentation: How much is too much?
===
How much code documentation in your .NET source is too much?
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Returning an interface from a WCF service
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Ruby on Rails: Is it possible to request the current time from the SQL server?
===
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Visual Studio: Where is intellisense in the immediate window?
===
It would seem the immediate window needs some jazzing up ala intellisense?
Anyone agree/disagree? Is this coming in VS2008/2010? | 0 | [
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jQuery Toggle function doesn't work on 1st click
===
I realized the solution to this problem while I was creating the documentation to ASK this question...so I am posting the answer if for no other reason than to keep me from wasting time on this in the future
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Configurable Columns in ASP.NET
===
Does anyone have a suggestions as to the best way to allow users to select which columns appear in a datagrid? I would like them to be able to set this up. It would be stored with the user in a profile and loaded each time the user loads the grid. I was thinking about something w... | 0 | [
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alternative to cron?
===
Does anyone know of a good alternative to cron? I would like something that can be run with different time zones.
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Application_End global.asax
===
Can anybody tell me when Application_End is triggered in a lifecycle of an application? When all sessions are ended, will Application_End be triggered automatically? + Are there any other reasons why Application_End could be triggered?
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How does reflection tell me when a poperty is overwriting an inherited member with the 'new' keyword?
===
So if I have:
public class ChildClass : BaseClass
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public new virtual string TempProperty { get; set; }
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Win32: Atomic Execution of Code Block
===
I have two system calls GetSystemTime() and GetThreadTimes() that I need to calculate the CPU utilization by a given Win32 thread.
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JavaScript non-regex Replace
===
Do any of the existing JavaScript frameworks have a non-regex replace() function?
or has this already been posted on the web somewhere as a one-off function?
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Visual Studio behaves strangely while debugging with breakpoint conditions
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How to display a non-breaking space with VB's inline XML
===
I am using VB9's inline XML, and I have a need to specify a non-breaking space. Where you would normally use "` `" in html, using it in inline XML produces the "XML entity references are not supported" error. How do you specify a non-breaking space? | 0 | [
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What is the best way to implement background services for an ASP.NET application?
===
My ASP.NET application needs a number of supporting services to run periodically in the background. For example:
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Guidelines for / differences between cache / pool / cache pool
===
I'm doing some design (initially for Java) (but may extend to .NET in the future?) and I'm getting confused between the terms "cache" and "pool".
As far as I can see, the main point of difference is what is contained in them?
Any guidelines as to... | 0 | [
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How do I get the HTML output of a UserControl in .NET (C#)?
===
If I create a UserControl and add some objects to it, how can I grab the HTML it would render?
ex.
UserControl myControl = new UserControl();
myControl.Controls.Add(new TextBox());
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Deserializing a complex JSON result (array of dictionaries) with TouchJSON
===
I did a few tests with TouchJSON last night and it worked pretty well in general for simple cases. I'm using the following code to read some JSON content from a file, and deserialize it:
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Moq Question
===
I am using this code to verify a behavior of a method I am testing:
_repository.Expect(f => f.FindAll(t => t.STATUS_CD == "A"))
.Returns(new List<JSOFile>())
.AtMostOnce()
.Verifiable();
_repository is defined as:
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Calculating MD5 of a file to guarantee integrity
===
I am trying to guarantee the integrity of a file after download. I store the MD5 of the file in database and compare that MD5 to the file after it is downloaded. However, I always get different MD5 results when I hash the file after it is downloaded. I am wondering ... | 0 | [
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IRC channel for iPhone developers?
===
I was wondering if there is a good IRC channel around somewhere that allows iPhone developers to get together and talk about code and etc.
Any channel already around that people are using? | 0 | [
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How Can I put information in a outputstream from tapestry5 ?
===
How Can I put information in a outputstream from tapestry5 ?
I need a page when a user enters it open a dialog for save or open the file with the outputstream information.
I write the next code:
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How do you manage your scripts?
===
As programmers I'm sure many (if not all) of us have scripts which automate parts of our daily work/play. I was curious as to how others organize their scripts? Do you categorize your scripts? Do you put them in source control? Do you follow any uniform coding conventionss? Do you d... | 0 | [
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Variable declaration placement in C
===
I long thought that in C, all variables had to be declared at the beginning of the function. I know that in C99, the rules are the same as in C++, but what are the variable declaration placement rules for C89/ANSI C?
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How can I remove a swf file that's embedded in html using a button in the swf?
===
I have a swf file that's embedded in a html page, and I have a close button in the swf page, I want the swf to disappear when I click on the button, what is the best way to do that? Thanks. | 0 | [
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===
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WCF and MSMQ failure handling
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Can someone explain to me the difference between these 3 approaches to processing messages that fail delivery?
- Poison Queue service
- Dead-Letter Queue service
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How can I access to attributes from an IXMLDOMNode?
===
I'm building an CML DOM document in C++. My problem is this: I execute an XPATH query from an Element in my Document, which I know will return another Element. The elementPtr->selectSingleNode call returns an IXMLDOMNode. How can I gain access to the attributes ... | 0 | [
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Trouble linking SWC file
===
I am trying to link the as3corelib library to use their JSON functionality following [this tutorial][1]. But am having trouble compiling it. My command looks like:
<pre>
mxmlc --strict=true -library-path+=as3corelib.swc --file-specs myapp.mxml
</pre>
But I am getting this error:
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Can SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services use a list of objects as a data source in a ASP.NET application
===
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Enterprise Library 4: logging block flat file
===
I am having problem creating log entry to a text file. Here is my logging configuration in my ASP.net app.
<loggingConfiguration name="Logging Application Block" tracingEnabled="true"
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SSH Hangs; AFS and Network Preferences
===
I am having an issue with SSH hanging on my MBP. This only happens to me once I get home from work after I have used SSH while at work. The three factors I have narrowed the issue down to are SSH, our work AFS network drive and the method of network connectivity.
At work w... | 0 | [
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Resizing a window to a set size in Linux
===
Anyone knows a good way to resize any window to for example 640x480?
Reason is, of course, screencasting.
Under windows I've used ZoneSize from donationcoder. (Btw: For Firefox it's easy, just use the web developer toolbar.)
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Determine if given day is Nth weekday of month
===
Sorry if the title is awkward, but can't think of a better summary.
Here is what I am trying to do:
Given a date, a day of a week and an integer n, is the date the nth dow of the month?
For example:
input of 1/1/2009,Monday,2
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Connect to Exchange mailbox with Python
===
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Sidebar form
===
How can I create a Sidebar form in delphi.
I try the ScreenSnap and Align properties
but I need that the form stay visible even if the user maximize other forms, without been on top. Just like the windows sidebar do.
Thanks | 0 | [
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How to properly set up Application Pools for IIS6
===
I am really stuck with this Parser Error Message telling me "`Could not load the assembly 'App_Web_amlohswi'. Make sure that it is compiled before accessing the page.`" I have been looking around for a few hours checking different posts here and googling informati... | 0 | [
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Unpacking _WTS_CLIENT_ADDRESS.Address in vb.net (retreiving IP address from Terminal Services Client)
===
I have the following structure:
<StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)> _
Public Structure _WTS_CLIENT_ADDRESS
Public AddressFamily As Integer
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webtest, web application projects, and tfsbuild
===
I have a web application project (wap) that is successfully being deployed to a development server by our tfsbuild server.
I'd like the build server to run our collection of webtests after deployment.
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$1 and \1 in Ruby
===
When using regular expressions in Ruby, what is the difference between $1 and \1? | 0 | [
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Is there a good reason for storing percentages that are less than 1 as numbers greater than 1?
===
I inherited a project that uses SQL Server 200x, wherein a column that stores a value that is always considered as a percentage in the problem domain is stored as its greater than 1 decimal equivalent. For example, *70%*... | 0 | [
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Dynamically Generated Datatable for Google's Annotated Time Line
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Mysql throwing query error yet finishing query just fine-why?
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I am getting
Warning: mysql_fetch_assoc(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result
resource in *filename* on line 81
While running a query to build a chart. The query gets data from the mysql db and uses it to build the chart.
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ASP.Net MVC Output Caching: The directive or the configuration settings profile must specify the 'varyByParam' attribute.
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Best/Easy way to set up a quick booting Linux
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Hopefully this still falls within StackOverflow's umbrella!
I'm looking to create a quick boot linux laptop for my wife. All it really needs is to be able to do is browse the internet (with flash and video etc.).
Are there any distros that are made for this, or a... | 0 | [
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How to increase the max upload file size in C#.net
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I have a form that excepts a file upload in C# .Net. I need to increase the max upload size to above the 4 MB default.
I have found in certain places referencing the below code at [msdn][1].
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How to build a PHP form Dynamically with OOP?
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I'm looking for a component for C#.NET 2008 Professional that is capable of doing the majority of the network communications work that is required of our application so our programmers don't have to.
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What GOOD tools are available for generating ERD from a SQL Server Database?
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Level of Indirection solves every Problem
===
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Remove extra white space from first page of SQL Server Reporting Services report
===
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SQL: Get all posts with any comments
===
I need to construct some rather simple SQL, I suppose, but as it's a rare event that I work with DBs these days I can't figure out the details.
I have a table 'posts' with the following columns:
> id, caption, text
and a table 'comments' with the following columns:
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Does the SQL Server 2008 search problem affect SharePoint search?
===
Does anyone know if the problems that have been affecting Stack Overflow with regards to SQL Server 2008 Full Text Search performance have implications for the search in SharePoint? As far as I understand it SharePoint search uses SQL Server full te... | 0 | [
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How do you hook up a Module thats loaded dynamically in the PureMVC framework for ActionScript 3
===
I'm using the PureMVC framework on a FlexBuilder 3 project. I have already hooked up the ApplicationFacade and have executed simple commands successfully.
I have a ModuleLoader in my entry point Application.mxml an... | 0 | [
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How to fade an NSSound object
===
I've written a cheap & cheerful sound board in for my Mac, and I play the various sounds with NSSound like this:
-(void)play:(NSSound *)soundEffect:(BOOL)stopIfPlaying {
BOOL wasPlaying = FALSE;
if([nowPlaying isPlaying]) {
[nowPlaying stop];
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What are the pros + cons of Link-Time Code Generation? (VS 2005)
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Is it correct to inherit from built-in classes?
===
I want to parse an Apache **access.log** file with a python program in a certain way, and though I am completely new to object-oriented programming, I want to start doing it now.
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Get the position of a div/span tag
===
Can someone show me how to get the .top & .left position of a div or span tag when one is not specified?
ie:
<span id='11a' style='top:55px;' onmouseover="GetPos(this);">stuff</span>
<span id='12a' onmouseover="GetPos(this);">stuff</span>
In the above, if i do: ... | 0 | [
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Extend infix and stack priorities
===
How would the infix and stack priorities be extended to include the operators <, >, <=, >=, ==, !=, !, &&, and ||? | 0 | [
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What is the standard (or best supported) big number (arbitrary precision) library for Lua?
===
I'm working with large numbers that I can't have rounded off. Using Lua's standard math library, there seem to be no convenient way to preserve precision past some internal limit. I also see there are several libraries tha... | 0 | [
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Checking if a variable is defined in Ruby
===
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Faster MD5 alternative?
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Post build visual studio step not being called at all
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The long of it is I built an installer in visual studio that gave me this cheery error when I tried to use the program: Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {EC10E7E8-797E-4495-A86D-3E9EADA6D5BB} failed due to the following error: 80040154.... | 0 | [
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Generate Random numbers uniformly over entire range
===
I need to generate random numbers with in specified interval [max,min]
Also the random numbers should be uniformly distributed over interval , not located to particular point
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Print from a windows App - data from an Oracle DB on Linux
===
We have an Oracle DB running on Linux.
When data is ready to report, a value is placed in a table in the DB.
Presently an app is scheduled to run every 10 seconds to check for the value and if it's there it prints out the report. NOT prety.
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How To Identify Email Belongs to Existing Thread or Conversation
===
We have an internal .NET case management application that automatically creates a new case from an email. I want to be able to identify other emails that are related to the original email so we can prevent duplicate cases from being created.
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Rich interaction in Java/JSP web app
===
I'm writing a website in JSP using Struts and Hibernate. I'm looking for a way to implement a rich UI where you can have more than just buttons. For examples, drag and drops, drop down lists that updates itself in real time as you type more letters out etc. Is there a way to us... | 0 | [
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