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Delphi 2007 - Undeclared identifier: clHightlightText
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I can not get clHightlight and clHightlightText colours to work in Delphi 2007, when I compile I get the errors:
[DCC Error] GlobalFunctions.pas(412): E2003 Undeclared identifier: 'clHightlightText'
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TAdoQuery, MS Access and GUIDs
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MS Access allows the numeric type GUID (in German it's called 'Replikations-ID', so I guess in English that would be 'replication id') which is stored as a 16 byte binary field in the database.
I found how to access these fields in Delphi with TAdoQuerie/TAdoTable using TGuidField... | 0 | [
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A PHP hash function with a long output length?
===
Inside my code I'm generating hashes of URLs, (which are practically of unbounded length). I'm currently using sha1(), which I know has a tiny chance of a collision, but I have up to 255 bytes to store the hash in so feel that I might as well use that available space... | 0 | [
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MySQL max_allowed_packet param whats the catch?
===
I need to increase the max_allowed_packet param, to fit some theoretically very large items. If I set this param to say 10M, what price if any am I paying compared to setting it to 1M or 4M.
Thanks for any input!
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Website image manager with copy/paste? (Flash?)
===
I'm looking for a web based upload manager, with good support for images. It should be as easy as possible for novice users to "add images to a website". I could use such a thing for two use cases:
* A CMS for external use, needs proper image support (1-file uploa... | 0 | [
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How to provide user name and password when connecting to a network share
===
When connecting to a network share for which the current user (in my case, a network enabled service user) has no rights, name and password have to be provided.
I know how to do this with Win32 functions (the `WNet*` family from `mpr.dll`)... | 0 | [
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C#: Downloading a URL with timeout
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What's the best way to do it in .NET?
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Enable/disable windows-update from a vbscript
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I need to disable windows-update service from my installation. I already use vbscript to do some stuff so I would like to do it in vbscript.
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Sanitize/Rewrite HTML on the Client Side
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I need to display external resources loaded via cross domain requests and make sure to only display "*save*" content.
Could use Prototype's [String#stripScripts][1] to remove script blocks. But handlers such as `onclick` or `onerror` are still there.
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Unit Test to verify object getting deallocated
===
What I am looking for is a way to programmatically verify a target object has been deallocated. Currently I have an NSLog statement in the dealloc methods of the objects I wish to observe.
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Creating a long string from a result set
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I have a result set in MS-SQL within a stored procedure, and lets say it has one VARCHAR column, but many rows. I want to create a comma separated string conataining all these values, Is there an easy way of doing this, or am I going to have to step through each result and ... | 0 | [
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How do I get the TotalRowCount from a LinqDataSource into a Literal?
===
I have a LinqDataSource that I use to calculate the number of rows in a table. I would like to update the value of literal with the number, with the following code, taken from MSDN ([linqdatasourcestatuseventargs.totalrowcount.aspx][1]):
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WPF GroupBox hide/show?
===
Is there a control like `System.Windows.Controls.GroupBox` that can hide its contents and show only the name and an expander button? | 0 | [
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Fastest way to determine if an integer's square root is an integer
===
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What resources, outside of the Microsoft site(s), are available for learning about Form and MVC web applications?
===
I've found a few pages (some that even link to a number of other pages) on the Microsoft website that I bookmarked last night for reading today, but I'm curious as to other good non-Microsoft resources... | 0 | [
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Program to mock up GUI's needed
===
I want to mockup a GUI system so that I can figure out how best to represent what I need.
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Linq query built in foreach loop always takes parameter value from last iteration
===
I have a List<string> containing several keywords.
I foreach through them building my linq query with them like so (boiled down to remove the code noise):
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Get MSSQL database folder of selected instance by using vbscript
===
Assume that you have a running MSSQL Express instance named (local)\SQLEXPRESS. Its database folder is c:\program files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Data.
How can VBScript be used to retrieve that folder?
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Connecting to SQLServer using JDBC-ODBC Bridge
===
I'm writing an applicationt hat was prototyped on MySQL and is now connecting to an Oracle database.
All I had to do to connect to the oracle database (having built up the table structure) was change the connection string.
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ASP.NET - Hierarchical grid view
===
Any ideas on how I can acheive 'Hierarchical' gridview?
Basically I want when the user clicks on the '+', i "expand" and insert new rows without a full page post back.
Does this sound like a lot of AJAX stuff? Or should I read on ASP.NET MVC
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Basic css and html questions
===
I have some questions about basic css that I was unable to understand or find an answer for.
First, I tried placing 3 div tags within another div tag. The first main div tag containing the 3 other tags had nothing set for it except a size, which was 400px by 400px. Of the other 3 di... | 0 | [
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Unhandled securityError when trying to connect Socket
===
I Have a problem where I occasionally (i.e. not always) see the below error popup from the Debug Flash Player after launching my app:
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How can I specify the name of the element when a object will serialize
===
I have the following class
[XmlRoot(ElementName= "webSites")] //No capital w at the beginning
public class WebSites : List<WebSite>
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public class WebSite
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How to call a Delphi DLL from VB6
===
Given the following Delphil DLL declaration
function csd_HandleData(aBuf: PChar; aLen: integer): integer; stdcall;
what would be the VB6 declaration to use it?
I've tried a variety of declarations, e.g.
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Moving ModalPopup Outside the IFrame. Possible?
===
I have an iframe inside my main page. There is a modalpopup inside the iframe page. So when the modalpopup is shown, the parent of the modalpopup is the iframe body and the main page parent body. Thus the overlay only covers the iframe and not the entire page.
I t... | 0 | [
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Best free web framework to deploy on Windows Server?
===
If you are starting to develop a new web application from scratch and the only two requirements you have is that it will be deployed to Windows 2008 Server and that standard ASP.NET incl. VS2008 doesn't cut it (doesn't matter why, let's say it's the license cost... | 0 | [
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Troubleshooting system.io.fileloadexception
===
I have a .net 3.5 WinForms application that runs fine on my machine, but on another machine it immediately crashes with a system.io.fileloadexception. Unfortunately, there are absolutely no details on which file failed to load, so I do not know where the problem actually... | 0 | [
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SecureRandom: init once or every time it is needed?
===
Our team is using a SecureRandom to generate a list of key pairs (the SecureRandom is passed to a KeyPairGenerator). We cannot agree on which of the following two options to use:
1. Create a new instance every time we need to generate a key pair
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Pattern for connecting to different databases using JDBC
===
I'm writing an application which has to be configurable to connect to Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL depending on client whim.
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Should a developer write their own test plan for Q/A?
===
Who writes the test plans in your shop? Who *should* write them?
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How to register a JavaScript callback in a Java Applet?
===
I'm developing an invisible Java Applet, that will be controlled entirely from JavaScript.
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Firefox Javascript Events Anonymous Function
===
I'm attempting to register an anonymous function when a user click a cell in an HTML table. Here's some of the raw, unadulterated code:
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Adding rows to a JTable
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We have a simple project where we read data from a socket and we want to populate a table with the coming data, but we can't find a way to add rows to a yet created jtable object, we can only find how to add rows at creation time of the table.
Is it possible to add rows dinamically to a ... | 0 | [
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css layers ordering and arranging
===
I am trying to have one one layer, and center images within. I.E., if I have 3 images and want 3 links beneath them, is there a way to do this without using a separate div tag for each link and image? To automatically make the links be centered under the images, and the images to ... | 0 | [
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Why is PHP Doctine's free() not working?
===
This is one is for any of you Doctrine users out there. I have a PHP CLI daemon process that checks a table every n seconds to find entries that haven't been processed. It's basically a FIFO. Anyways, I always exceed the memory allocated to PHP becuase Doctrine does not ... | 0 | [
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What is a partial class?
===
What is and how can it be used in C#.<br/>
Can you use the same concept in Python/Perl? | 0 | [
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Get Path to Execution Directory of Windows Forms Application
===
I would like to get the path to the execution directory of a windows forms application (ie: the directory in which the executable is located). Does anyone know of a built-in method in .Net to do this? | 0 | [
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Inner select on one to many
===
I have 2 tables event + event_artist
event
eventId | eventName
1 , gig1
2, gig2
event_artist
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1, The Beatles
ie Led Zep and the Beatles are both playing @ Gig1
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what does this preg_replace_callback do in PHP? and how do I stop it leaking memory?
===
I've got a section of code on a b2evo PHP site that does the following:
$content = preg_replace_callback(
'/[\x80-\xff]/',
create_function( '$j', 'return "&#".ord($j[0]).";";' ),
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Javascript execution order issues w/ Dojo
===
Before I ask my question, here's the offending code:
var coords = dojo.coords(g);
g.style.left = coords.x + "px";
g.style.top = coords.y + "px";
g.style.position = "absolute";
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Logging every data change with Entity Framework
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There is a need from a customer to log every data change to a logging table with the actual user who made the modification. The application is using one SQL user to access the database, but we need to log the "real" user id.
We can do this in t-sql by wrinting tri... | 0 | [
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What should I know before poking around an unknown archive file for things?
===
A game that I play stores all of its data in a .DAT file. There has been [some work][1] done by people in examining the file. There are also some [existing tools][2], but I'm not sure about their current state. I think it would be fun to p... | 0 | [
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Conditional Configuration Framework
===
I'm searching for a configuration framework which handles key/values pairs based on conditions. The language and storage type doesn't matter.
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Merging MediaWiki contents together
===
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ASP.NET URL validation
===
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easy way to catch all unhandled exceptions in C#.NET
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Help with XML-RPC server
===
I'm now trying to create a xml-rpc server with the CodeIgniter Framework.
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Input Values for Nativemethods.GetSystemMetrics Function in .Net
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How does the Presentation-/ViewModel for a Task or Dialog look like?
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File Security on Windows Vista with .NET Installer
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How to include SQL Compact and .NET Framework in my Installer
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I need to have my installer include the .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 as well as SQL Compact 3.5. I remember seeing a place somewhere in the Visual Studio IDE where these could be included in the install, but I can't find them. Does anyone know how to do thi... | 0 | [
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Java SAX Parser raises UnknownHostException
===
The XML file I want to parse starts with :
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//...//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.....dtd">
So when I start the SAX praser, it tries to access this DTD online, and I get a java.net.UnknownHostException.
1. I cannot modify the X... | 0 | [
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.net remoting stops every 100 seconds
===
We have very strange problem , one of our applications is continually querying server by using .net remoting , we se what every 100 seconds application stops the querying for a short duration and then resumes the operation. Do some body saw such an behavior | 0 | [
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Configure Hibernate to escape underscores in LIKE clause using SQL Server dialect
===
I have a SQL SELECT query which has a LIKE clause containing an underscore, which should specifically look for an underscore, not treat it as a wildcard:
SELECT * FROM my_table WHERE name LIKE '_H9%';
I understand that I c... | 0 | [
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Query Microsoft Access MDB Database using LINQ and C#
===
I have a *.MDB database file, and I am wondering if it is possible or recommended to work against it using LINQ in C#. I am also wondering what some simple examples would look like.
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ajax displaying code instead of result
===
I have a basic ajax application, which will not work, instead the php code is displayed in the browser. The javascript and html seem fine. I have copied the code verbatim from here:
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iPhone - debugging "pointer being freed was not allocated" errors
===
When over freeing a pointer you may see an error such as
"pointer being freed was not allocated"
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Shortest command to calculate the sum of a column of output on Unix?
===
I'm sure there is a quick and easy way to calculate the sum of a column of values on Unix systems (using something like `awk` or `xargs` perhaps), but writing a shell script to parse the rows line by line is the only thing that comes to mind at t... | 0 | [
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How to obtain file meta information in Perl
===
I'm looking for a module or some way to obtain the information of the content of a file.
The same that the linux "file" command does, but in Perl language.
Thanks.
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calling a .jar from Coldfusion
===
I have a .jar file that i've placed in my D:\Coldfusion8\lib\ directory. The file is abcdef.jar
This is my first time doing this, not sure what the path should be in my createObject().
<cfset abcObj = createObject("java","com.abcdef") />
<cfset result = acbObj.doStuff("123456... | 0 | [
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How to create project in WebLogic Workshop with support for JPA entity beans?
===
How to create a project in WebLogic Workshop (version 10.3) with support for JPA entity beans?
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Locking SQL Server to a specific application on a web server
===
I'm curious, is there a way to tell the SQL Server that a specific group has access to the database only from a single location/application. I have an SQL Server and a Web Server. Our applications use stored procedures and access for each stored proced... | 0 | [
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Tool that detects duplicate javascript function names in a web page?
===
**Background**
We have a web application in which several developers have written several .js files that manipulate the DOM and the problem of duplicate function names has crept into our application.
**Question**
Can anyone recommend a t... | 0 | [
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Embed XML element in inline VB code
===
Consider the following code in VB9:
Dim text = "Line1<br/>Line2"
Dim markup = <span><%= text %></span>.ToString
While I was hoping markup would end up being `<span>Line1<br/>Line2</span>`, it actually evaluates to `<span>Line1<br/>Line2</span>`.
Is there ... | 0 | [
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Nullable type issue with ?: Conditional Operator
===
Could someone explain why this works in C#.NET 2.0:
Nullable<DateTime> foo;
if (true)
foo = null;
else
foo = new DateTime(0);
...but this doesn't:
Nullable<DateTime> foo;
foo = true ? null : new DateTime(0);
The latter form gives me... | 0 | [
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Controlling Eclipse CDT debugger output?
===
When using CDT I would like to have std::string show up in the 'variable' debug window with the string it contains. For instance if it is currently holding the word *"history"* I would like to see **history** in the debugger window labeled "variables".
I think that ther... | 0 | [
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Dotnetnuke development environment and deployment.
===
My company is redesigning our intranet site and decided to go with DotNetNuke as the solution to implement. Now for the past year I've been trying to drive changes here about keeping development, testing, and production environments separate. I also want all chang... | 0 | [
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Where can I get a large Sql Server sample database?
===
I was wondering if it is possible to get a large, enterprise-scale sample Sql Server database? I am working with Sql Server 2005, and feel that looking at a large scale database would really improve my database design skills. I'm aware of, and have checked Nortwi... | 0 | [
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wmv file not wokring in Firefox 3.0.3, Its working fine in IE
===
I am using Following code to embed files, video with .wmv extension is not working in firefox, its working fine in IE.
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Why do people use tarballs?
===
As a primarily Windows developer, perhaps I'm missing something cultural in the Linux community, but it has always confused me when downloading something that the files are first put into a .tar archive, then zipped. Why the two step process? Doesn't zipping achieve the file grouping?... | 0 | [
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How much of Linux should I learn in order to deploy web sites using LAMP?
===
Being a Windows developer I'm currently working on my own project using LAMP. I understand what I need to know of PHP and MySQL, but Linux looks huge and it's not clear where to start and where is enough given my goals.
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Format a number with commas, but keep decimals
===
I'd like to group the digits in a double by thousands, but also output however number of decimals are actually in the number. I cannot figure out the format string.
1000 => 1,000
100000 => 100,000
123.456 => 123.456
100000.21 => 100,000.21... | 0 | [
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System.Random keeps on returning the same value
===
I am using a System.Random object which is instantiated with a fixed seed all thoughout the application. I am calling the NextDouble method and after some time passed I am getting 0.0 as result.
Is there any remedy to this, has anyone else encountered this ? | 0 | [
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What harm can DBO do to a server?
===
Aside from executing XP_CmdShell, which I have disabled in my SQL 2005 installation, what could a malicious user who gains DBO rights to my database do:
* to my database,
* to my server?
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Why isn't this LINQ to XML Query Working (Amazon S3)
===
Given this XML ...
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<Name>public.rpmware.com</Name>
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Could not load the assembly 'App_Web_kh7-x3ka'. Make sure that it is compiled before accessing the page.
===
I am can't seem to figure out what I am doing wrong here. I publish my website to my server and when I try to run it I get the following exception:
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How can I abort a running JDBC transaction?
===
Is there a way to prematurely abort a transaction? Say, I have sent a command to the database which runs five minutes and after four, I want to abort it.
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How can I dynamically edit XML node values in ActionScript?
===
/* I start with this: */
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Using gvim to print diffs?
===
Is there a way to print out the diffs like they show when you open them with "gvim -d", with all the common code folded away and only the diffs showing in context? I tried the print menu option, but it printed the entire file that I was currently "in", rather than printing the folded di... | 0 | [
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Windows Authentication and Network Service account as a db_owner
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There is a number of commercial products out there, that give you a windows based installers for configuring your app and the back end SQL Server DB. Typically it will ask if you want to connect to the DB with Windows or SQL Server authentication. Mo... | 0 | [
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How do I stop the Invalid Length warning in Selenium from occuring?
===
Sometimes when running selenium, it displays a message similar to:
> WARN - Invalid length: Content-Length=798242 written=8192
And then Selenium stops responding. The website under automation runs on ASP.NET, and served up via IIS.
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What is "business intelligence" software?
===
Is ["business intelligence"][1] a buzzword that has no real meaning to software developers, or does the term carry some implied meaning in terms of what the software does or how the software does it (in a general sense)? It appears to be a real business term, but does it m... | 0 | [
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C# Observers based on type?
===
Suppose I want to create a set of observers based on type. That is to say, when they are notified of an event, they are told the type of one of the arguments and then decides whether or not to act based on if it can operate on that type.
Are there any simple ways to do this? I figu... | 0 | [
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JEdit Macro - Open and Save File
===
I have a JEdit (BeanShell) macro which opens a specific file then immediately saves the file to my c:\temp folder (so that I don't accidentally update the real file).
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logFilePath = "c:\\temp\\aj.txt";
jEdit.openFile( view , logFile... | 0 | [
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Adding a script with ScriptManager on a CompositeControl?
===
I'm trying to call my good old 'RegisterClientScriptBlock' on the friendly 'ScriptManager' class.
It just doesn't work for my CompositeControl? I use it on a normal usercontrol (ascx) where it works.
Visual Studio simply won't accept me typing 'Script... | 0 | [
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Encrypted, password-protected file creation
===
I'm writing a program that creates a Word document with sensitive information. I'd like to encrypt and password protect the document and distribute it in a self-extracting file so that the user can double-click, provide a password, and then receive the unencrypted file.
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Stateful PHP Web Service Using SOAP
===
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How do I format an Integer using current locale in Delphi.
===
var i : integer;
i := 1234567;
Given the above, I want the string "1,234,567" as output (assuming UK locale). IntToStr just gives me "1234567". I'm sure there's a one-liner for this, but I can't find it...
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How to get notified about chnages on SharePoint groups.
===
I'm actual looking for a way to get notified about any changes on a SharePoint group. First I though I would be able to this by attaching a event handler to some kind of group list. But unfortunately there are no such list representing SharePoint groups.
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What is the rationale for fread/fwrite taking size and count as arguments?
===
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Is the order in which handles are returned by EnumWindows meaningful?
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From a couple of preliminary tests it seems that [`EnumWindows`][1] always returns windows in reverse instantiation order, i.e. most recently instantiated window first. Is that a valid observation? If so, is it true across all versions of Window... | 0 | [
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Readable SQL aliases
===
Since I'm sure many people have different standard, I've made this post a community wiki.
My question is, what's a good naming scheme for table aliases? I've been using the first letter of every word from the table name, but it's been getting quite unreadable. Here's a quick example.
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===
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Problem with WPF data binding and Access Keys
===
Please consider the following example. Note that in the real-word, the binding source will likely be a data object. I'm using a TextBlock for simplicity.
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What is the best way to store historical data in SQL Server 2005/2008?
===
My simplified and contrived example is the following:-
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===
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Video in a website
===
I am preparing a project proposal for a client who wants to publish video in his website. I need to define which video formats will be allowed, which video sizes, as well as the necessary tools for conversion and preparation.
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Does python optimize modules when they are imported multiple times?
===
If a large module is loaded by some submodule of your code, is there any benefit to referencing the module from that namespace instead of importing it again?
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WCF for the totally clueless
===
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===
Let's say I want to create the alias %xed for %edit -x. How would I do it? | 0 | [
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