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Is it better to use ob_get_contents() or $text .= 'test';
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I have seen a lot of `ob_get_contents()` the last while. Typically I have done `$test .= 'test'`
I'm wondering if one is faster and/or better than the other.
Here is the code using `ob_get_contents()`:
ob_start();
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OpenGL: How to implement an "eraser" tool?
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I'm working on a game for the iPhone that has a drawing/paint mechanic involved and I'm having problems trying to create a tool that would erase things already painted.
The main problem is that the background being painted on is not a solid color but a static image or ... | 0 | [
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Software to Synchonize Oracle Schema
===
Does anyone know any software to synchronize or compare Oracle schema? For e.g. SQL Compare of Red Gate is used to compare two schemata of SQL Server database.
Moreover, could you tell me how to put the code of Oracle stored procedures, stored functions, views, and so on in... | 0 | [
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Do you just code, or just design, or some of both?
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Since I hold the job of both coder and designer I wonder if a lot of others are in the same boat. What percentage of your time is each?
For me it's as close to 50/50 as you can get and I think I do a pretty good job at each: [RPMWare][1]. That said, I know I'm ... | 0 | [
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Deleting all tables in HTML with JavaScript
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How can I delete all the tables in a web page? The tables don't have any ids associated with them. | 0 | [
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Polling the keyboard in python
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How can I poll the keyboard from a console python app? Specifically, I would like to do something akin to this in the midst of a lot of other I/O activities (socket selects, serial port access, etc.):
while 1:
# doing amazing pythonic embedded stuff
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Groovy grep a word
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I wanted to grep for java process and then find the max heap memory used.
I tried this
def ex =['sh','-c','ps -aef | grep Xmx'];
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while str has something like " java -Xmx1024M /kv/classes/bebo/ -Xms512M"
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Browser Neutral Way to add options to a select element in javascript
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I just learned something interesting. The add method for the javascript select object in IE 6 takes only one parameter. It throws an error when you pass it two parameters which I believe is the [standard][1], even as [documented][2] on the MSDN s... | 0 | [
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How can the Eight Commandments of Source Code Control be modernized?
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1. You shall check in early and check
in often. You anger your coworkers
when you check out a file and insist
on keeping it checked out until some
future point in time that is
measured using variables that exist
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Outputting to stderr whenever malloc/free is called
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With Linux/GCC/C++, I'd like to record something to stderr whenever malloc/free/new/delete are called. I'm trying to understand a library's memory allocations, and so I'd like to generate this output while I'm running unit tests. I use valgrind for mem leak det... | 0 | [
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Is there any reason not to make a member function virtual?
===
Is there any real reason **not** to make a member function virtual in C++? Of course, there's always the performance argument, but that doesn't seem to stick in most situations since the overhead of virtual functions is fairly low.
On the other hand, I... | 0 | [
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Hosting a complex online service
===
I have an idea for a web-based service. The implementation is very complex. There will be very few users, and the traffice will be fairly low, but the server-side code could require a lot of resources. Ideally I'd need to have as much control over the servers as possible.
How sh... | 2 | [
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Whats the best tutorial / place for learning generics
===
I have a team of junior developers and they want to have better understanding and usages of generics. Anyone recommend good tutorial or articles samples that are good places to start. | 0 | [
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Anyone know whether there is 5-star rating component on iphone?
===
In google group, or some other web site, there is a 5-star rating component, which is pretty neat, such as in this url:
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Picasa-Data-API/browse_thread/thread/b5a346e6429a70a7?hl=en
I am wondering whether there ... | 0 | [
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how good is to use 3 point technique for risk assessment.
===
how good to use 3 point technique for risk assessment. | 0 | [
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excluding characters in \S regex match
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I have the following regex expression to match html links:
<a\s*href=['|"](http:\/\/(.*?)\S['|"]>
it kind of works. Sept not really. Cause it grabs everything after the < a href...
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What package naming convention do you use for personal/hobby projects in Java?
===
I'm already familiar with the standard Java package naming convention of using a domain name to create a unique package name (i.e. package `com.stackoverflow.widgets`). However, I've never seen any recommendations for how to choose pack... | 4 | [
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Contextual code generation in Visual C# 2008?
===
I type
ArrayList memberNames = new ArrayList() { "Jim", "John", "George" };
and Visual Studio tells me "ArrayList" cannot be found so I have to manually go to the top of the file and type
using System.Collections;
Is there a way to get Visual Studi... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET shared hosting provider that allows multiple websites (not just applications)?
===
Most ASP.NET hosts give you a single website in IIS. Then, they let you set subfolders as applications. Are there any shared ASP.NET 3.5 hosts that give you multiple websites with a single account?
I have several low traffi... | 0 | [
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Finding Dll Function Parameters
===
How would one go about finding the parameters of an undocumented Dll function? I have searched all over the internet and have found one way involving decorated functions but I cannot find a way to get those. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! | 0 | [
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How to find whether the user clicks browser back button or Refresh button
===
I need to find whether the user clicking the browser back button or Refresh button.
I need to redirect the page to Error page when he clicks the back or refresh button. How to do this.
I need to do this in javscript for my ASP.net page... | 0 | [
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===
Hi in my iphone application I've table view,when user tap into any row information about that element will open.
All information coming through xml file and size of text unknown, some information may contain image.
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I have the following table structure
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===
I'm pretty green with web services and WCF, and I'm using Windows integrated authentication - how do I get the username on the server-side interface? I believe that I'm supposed to implement a custom Behavior, or perhaps something with WCF Sessions? Any clues would be supe... | 0 | [
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Is there a universal application ID for sending MMS in J2ME?
===
I'm having problems with this.
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===
What are the coolest new features that you guys are looking for, or that you've heard are releasing in c# 4.0. | 3 | [
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What is an Existential Type?
===
I read through the [wikipedia entry](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_system#Existential_types) on this. I gathered that they're called existential types because of the existential operator (∃). I'm not sure what the point of it is, though. What's the difference between
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===
Do you know of any other ciphers that performs like the ROT47 family ?
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Populate JTable from a HashTable in Java
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Get type of generic argument from the stackframe
===
We are supposed to instantiate our entities through a factory since they are set up differently on the client and server. I want to make sure this is the case but cant quite get it to work.
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Selecting Unique Elements From a List in C#
===
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Jquery's Ajax Property For Asp.Net 2.0
===
I always see the code like this in the blogs:
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contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
url: "WebService.asmx/HelloWorld",
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Geographical Data Visualization in a Web Application
===
I've got a request to implement a visualization service for geographical related data.
I have a list of **Italian ZIP Codes** (they are called CAP in Italian). I've already found a table which maps these ZIP codes to **geographical coordinates (lat/long)**.
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Fast Vector rendering library for C or Python
===
I'm looking for a library like Cairo, just far faster. It has to be a library that works with C or Python. It also would be nice if I could output to PNG, and SVG. I am looking at Qt's arthur, but that's C++, and I'm not a fan.
Any suggestions? | 0 | [
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Which are the most important Math skills in order to better understand cryptography?
===
I need to have a better understanding of cryptography, specially the mathematics behind some of the core concepts.
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Missing "Export Template" option in Visual Studio 2005
===
I am trying to learn & create **Visual Studio templates** and as per [this MSDN article][1],
> The simplest type of template to
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VBA tutorial
===
At work I need to do lot of stuff with MS-Office and I managed to 'write' some scripts that do stuff instead of me. I copy-pasted it, changed some strings maybe.<br>
It is very frustrating to just copy paste and not understand how to do it your self, for every simple thing google for something.
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Opening a VS 2003 C++ project in VS 2008
===
Found some old code, circa VS 2003. Now I have just VS 2008 (SP1) installed. When I try opening the *.sln file, it tries converting the projects. The report notifies me it was done successfully, but the solution is empty, marked with "project file was unloaded".
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MySQL True vs False optimization
===
Can someone explain to me why I'm seeing the following behavior:
mysql> show index from history_historyentry;
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looking for post implementation audits materials.
===
Can anyone suggest me a good link where I can read about post implementation audits are benefits and barriers. | 0 | [
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What's the difference between git pull and git fetch?
===
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Client Java vs (Adobe) Flash for web applications, what to choose and when
===
A few years ago client Java was unsuitable for web development because a remarkable part of web users did not have Java installed. ( I don't remember exact numbers, more than 10%).
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URL decoding
===
I want to decode string which is encoded using java.net.URLEncoder.encode() function.
i tried using unescape() function in java script.
but problem occure for blank space because java.net.URLEncoder.encode() converts blank space
to '+' and unescape() function wont convert '+' to blank space.
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Choosing between similar classes
===
(meta-question: What would be a better name for this question?)
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How to avoid dependencies between Enum values in code and corresponding values in a database?
===
I have a number of user permissions that are tested throughout my ASP.NET application. These permission values are referenced in an Enum so that I can conveniently test permissions like so:
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How to discard everything after a certain string character in PHP?
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Best practices for developers in dealing with clients
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PHP Templating
===
I'm writing a simple templating layer in PHP but I've got myself a little stuck. Here's how it works at the moment:
Firstly I use `fetch_template` to load the template contents from the database - this works (and I collect all the templates at startup if you're interested).
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Best practice for limiting the number of associations within a has_many relationship?
===
Say that I have two models- Users and Accounts. Each account can have at most n users associated with it, and a user can only be associated with one account.
It would seem natural to say that User
has_one :account
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Optimisation: use local files or databases for HTML
===
This follows on from [this question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/292395/php-templating) where I was getting a few answers assuming I was using files for storing my HTML templates.
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in jQuery, set spans with same class to display:inline from :block
===
Using jQuery, is there a way to select all tag that reference a specific css class, and set the display to "inline"?
example:
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<span class="theclass">other junk</span>
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Determine if a reflected type can be cast to another reflected type
===
In .net (C#), If you have two types discovered through reflection is it possible to determine if one can be cast to the other? (implicit and/or explicit).
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Wrapping Visual C++ in C#
===
I need to do some process injection using C++ but I would prefer to use C# for everything other than the low level stuff. I have heard about "function wrapping" and "marshaling" and have done quite a bit of google searching and have found bits of information here and there but I am still ... | 0 | [
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Rails non-image file upload to DB without using server-side temp files?
===
I'm looking into the feasibility of adding a function to my Rails-based intranet site that allows users to upload files.
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Profiler for Visual Studio 2008, C++
===
Are there any good, free(or at least reasomebly cheap) profilers for at least native c++ that can integrate with Visual Studio 2008 PRO?
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===
One thing I struggle with is planning an application's architecture before writing any code.
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What do I need to know to make a Java application that uses a database?
===
Since I've started using NetBeans, I've learned of some [powerful ways][1] to abstract away the process of creating Java database applications with automatically generated UI, beans bindings, and a bunch of other stuff I only vaguely understan... | 0 | [
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Finding which part of an ListBox ItemTemplate was double clicked
===
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What to do when asked to fake or fudge a demo to the customer?
===
Consider having an unstable, incomplete, and not completely tested system and needed to demo it to the customer. The system being unstable, incomplete and not completely tested because a supplier were not delivering what they promiised and when it is d... | 2 | [
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LINQ to SQL Designer Bug
===
Every time that I change a value in the designer after saving it, the .designer.cs file will be deleted.
Can anyone tell me how can I fix this problem? | 0 | [
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Is porting a library/code from lang.x to lang.y sane?
===
Like many, if not all, i too have a favorite programming language that i like to use in projects, read about, advocate about, sleep with etc.. which i'll call lang.y
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How to recognize a path inside a string
===
Just that... I get a string which contains a path to a file plus some arguments. How can I recognize the path? I thought about the index of the '.' in the file... but I don't like it.
What about usinr regular expressions? Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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SWT and Maven
===
I trying to learn swt, and I use maven for all my builds and eclipse for my IDE. When getting the swt jars out of the maven repository, I get:
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Here's the problem:
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Extension method instead of Null Object pattern
===
I'm wondering to using extension method to avoid checking for null in hierarchy.
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Practical Application of MVC || When to use, or not use MVC
===
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How to I draw a Concave corner rectangle
===
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How to save and load different types of objects?
===
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Best practices for allowing users to choose a display name on a social networking website?
===
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Interacting with UI threads in Java/J2ME
===
I'm writing a J2ME application. One of the pieces is something that polls the contents of a directory periodically, and, if there are any new things, paints them on the screen. I've done this by having the UI form launch a polling thread with a pointer back to itself, and... | 0 | [
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Web technology for a first small web project
===
I'm a C++ developer with basic Python skills. Here's the task, a friend of mine is running a small company and he asked me if I can make a website for him. I have no real deadline so I think it's a perfect opporunity to try sth new and do some web development.
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Microsoft MIDL does not report an error if a typedef uses an unknown type, is it a bug?
===
I would like to know whether I am missing something:
//this is test.idl
typedef foo foo_t;
// end of test.idl
When I compile test.idl with the following command:
midl /W4 test.idl
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===
As the question says, how do I set the value of a DropDownList control using jQuery? | 0 | [
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I need to store of 100-200 data in mysql, the data which would be numbers of pipes..
any idea how to store it on mysql? should i use 1 column or should i make many column? i don't know exactly how many data they gonna input. i made a form, it halted at the part where many dat... | 0 | [
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jQuery Draggable Error: Object doesn't support this property or method
===
I am trying to add a draggable object to to a simple html page.
IE gives: Object doesn't support this property or method
FF gives: jQuery(".dragthis").draggable is not a function
Using latest jquery unpacked.
Here is the code:
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Print Stylesheets for pages with long horizontal tables.
===
I have a page that spits out db data in long horizontal tables.
I need to print it nicely so it does not cut off. Any tips ?
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javascript - identifying list item index - which one is a better approach?
===
I need to pick up list items from an list, and then perform operations like adding event handlers on them. I can think of two ways of doing this.
HTML:
<ul id="list">
<li id="listItem-0"> first item
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SQL - How to make a conditional INSERT
===
Using **only MySQL**, I'm seeing if it's possible run an insert statement ONLY if the table is new. I successfully created a user variable to see if the table exists. The problem is that you can't use "WHERE" along with an insert statement. Any ideas on how to get this workin... | 0 | [
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Changing item in foreach thru method.
===
Let's start with the following snippet:
Foreach(Record item in RecordList){
..
item = UpdateRecord(item, 5);
..
}
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Understanding Dijkstra's Mozart programming style
===
I came across [this article][1] about programming styles, seen by Edsger Dijsktra. To quickly paraphrase, the main difference is Mozart figured everything out in his head before writing anything, while Beethoven made his decisions as he wrote the notes out on pape... | 0 | [
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Can I make a website full screen without flash or silverlight?
===
I'm working on something that needs a webpage to go full screen. The screen must become completely white.
Is there anyway that I can do this without flash or silverlight? Something like ajax for example?
Thanks in advance
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How do you manage your DojoX code?
===
How are you managing your usage of [DojoX][1] code or widgets in a production application?
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Techniques for writing critical text data
===
We take text/csv like data over long periods (~days) from costly experiments and so file corruption is to be avoided at all costs.
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===
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===
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Self-signed SSL Cert or CA?
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I would like to have the authentication and registration parts of my website encrypted (for obvious reason). This site is currently and older site which some friends and I started in middle school and still use today. I may or may not register it to be a Non-Profit Organization in the... | 4 | [
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C++ reading from a file blocks any further writing. Why?
===
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===
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प्रोग्रामिंग शिकण्यासाठी चांगले मराठी पुस्तक आहे का? असल्यास कोणचे?
===
प्रोग्रामिंग शिकण्यासाठी चांगले मराठी पुस्तक आहे का? असल्यास कोणचे? धन्यवाद. | 2 | [
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===
So, I'm reasonably new to both unit testing and mocking in C# and .NET; I'm using xUnit.net and Rhino Mocks respectively. I'm a convert, and I'm focussing on writing behaviour specifications, I guess, instead of being purely TDD... | 0 | [
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Calculating rotation along a path.
===
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[C#] Problems with HttpWebRequest/HttpWebResponse and cookies
===
I'm having troubles with HttpWebRequest/HttpWebResponse and cookies/CookieContainer/CookieCollection.
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How do I set selection to Nothing when programming Excel using VBA?
===
When I create a graph after using range.copy and range.paste it leaves the paste range selected, and then when I create a graph a few lines later, it uses the selection as the first series in the plot. I can delete the series, but is there a more... | 0 | [
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How to use JQuery with Master Pages?
===
I can get simple examples to work fine as long as there's no master page involved. All I want to do is click a button and have it say "hello world" with the javascript in a .js file, using a master page. Any help very much appreciated :) | 0 | [
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===
When would a database design be described as overnormalized? Is this characterization an absolute one? Or is it dependent on the way it is used in the application? Thanks. | 0 | [
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Silverlight DataBinding Error - Works in WPF Though!
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sql express / ms access linq features, which one to use
===
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How can I access a different object collection in a view in Rails?
===
I'm not sure how to search for this answer, so I'll go ahead and ask it.
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Can I use ODAC 11g to access 10g
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I am developing an application with VS208 for different Oracle versions. I am wondering if I need to install different version of ODAC to do this, or does the latest release has backward compatibility? Thanks in advance, | 0 | [
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