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IE7 label positioning problem, problem with the div width.
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I have problem with labels inside fieldset (feedback form). It is correctly shown in Firefox, Opera, IE6, but it looks ugly in IE7 [See this page here][1].
You can also find pg.css (main ccs file), ie6.css, ie.css.
HTML code:
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What's the "h" mean in "<%=h"?
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When I generate a default scaffold, the display tags on show.html.erb have
<%=h @broker.name %>
I know the difference between <code><%</code> and <code><%=</code>. What's the "h" do?
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Changing a Property into a Method - any side effects?
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I have a class that has some properties. And I want something that calculates a Score out of these properties. Since this is a trivial task (some additions and divisions, but nothing spectacular).
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ThreadAbortException calling OdbcDataReader.ExecuteReader()
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I'm running an SQL query against a mainframe DB2 database using the OdbcDataReader class and ExecuteReader() method. This code is in production and has been running fine for months.
The query normally takes 1-2 minutes to execute. This past Friday, th... | 0 | [
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Resharper: vars
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SQL Server Mgt Studio Query Editor window tabs aren't descriptive
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In SQL Server Mgt Studio 2005, when I open the Object Explorer to script an object to a new Query Editor window, the tab for that new script window is titled something like 'MyServerName.MyDatabaseName - sqlquery37.sql'
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Haskell IO and closing files
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When I open a file for reading in Haskell, I've found that I can't use the contents of the file after closing it. For example, this program will print the contents of a file:
main = do inFile <- openFile "foo" ReadMode
contents <- hGetContents inFile
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How to set a property in SVN for a single revision of a single file
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I've got a Subversion repository, and there are a number of users checking things in and out. However, I also need to frequently check in work for other people. I need to track the original author of the work.
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Getting the name of file in PHP
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How can I get the name of a file in in PHP? What I want to do is have a function take a string of a filename and then do some stuff if it's actually on the page.
<code>
function onThisPageFunction(fileNameFromFunction)
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Huge Transaction Log - Is This Normal?
===
I have a 5GB database and a 20GB transaction log (SQL Server 2005). Not sure why it is so large or what happened to make it that large, it used to be around 1/2 the size of the DB. DB grows about 1GB/month.
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Fluent NHibernate - how to map a subclass one-to-one?
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Suppose I have three classes. It is valid to instantiate A, but there are also special cases B and D which subclass A, adding additional information.
How would I do the mapping files for this in (fluent) NHibernate?
public class A
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Converting Days into Human Readable Duration Text
===
Given an amount of days, say 25, convert it into a duration text such as "3 Weeks, 4 Days"
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Book recomendation for running ASP.NET/SQL Server on Amazon Web Services
===
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Animated "glow" in owner-drawn Progress Bar (ListView/DataGridView)
===
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Simple Workflow Management with JEE
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I have an application that allows different users to update some data that is then published to a website. The application uses JPA as a persistence layer. I now want to add a bit of workflow management to this scenario so that when users with junior roles update data, it is not... | 0 | [
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Basic HTML - how to set relative path to current folder?
===
Lets say I am currently at:
**http://site.com/folder/page.html**
Is it possible to create a relative link on this page that points to **http://site.com/folder/** without specifying anywhere "folder"? (And using only HTML) | 0 | [
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Configure merge_block_size in sphinx search engine
===
I am powering a web search using Sphinx, and am getting the following error message while building the indexes:
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list of useful websites that learn ASP.NET
===
What is most useful websites that use it to learn ASP.NET?
What is blogs that you read it to enhance your technical side in ASP.NET?
What is forum that is useful for you?
First I will answered this Question.
[Website] [ASP.NET][1]
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What is your SQL Server Backup/Maintenance Plan?
===
As a followup to [this question][1] I'm wondering what your SQL Server backup/maintenance plan is, and how I can make mine better.
Currently I'm running two plain-jane maintenance plans from the plan wizard.
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How to create two-row Header for ASP.NET GridView
===
My data is such that I want to display values for the Employee and the Supervisor for a particular record. Instead of describing it, I'll show you a rough example:
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Log table access using SQL Server Profiler
===
Is there a way to use Profiler to determine whether a table is being accessed by queries?
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Is transactional behaviour ever needed outside the database?
===
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What's the Windows equivalent of a UNIX shell script?
===
I want to have an executable file that will call some other programs. The way I would do this in Linux is with a simple bash script that looks like this:
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return a refance to a string in c#.
===
I am looking to write a function like
ref String TestIt( int index )
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so that I could write code like MyClass.TestIt(0) = "Hello World";
My goal is to mimic this c++ declaration
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Where is the copy local option?
===
I'm trying to add dll references to an ASP.NET 3.5 project(Web Forms not MVC), and all of the references I'm adding keep showing up as auto updating. I right clicked on the dll in the bin folder to specify copy local, but the option isn't there.
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.NET DateTime.Now returns incorrect time when time zone is changed
===
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Mips calculation for embedded software
===
I have been recently (and repeatedly) asked by customers about [MIPS][1] needed to run our software. Usually we was able to get rid of this questions by explaining the customer that this is really depend on the cpu/os/hw (our soft is highly portable) and/or use case (i.e how ... | 0 | [
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Java Floating License Server API?
===
Short of rolling your own. There has to be something out there. FlexLM/FlexNet is overpriced, and does not work for a company like ours. The same goes for RLM. There was one product I had hope in called LUM, but IBM no longer licenses the API. So what else is available? Or d... | 0 | [
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How can I best fill the gaps of my mathematics knowledge?
===
Every so often I get the impression that my knowledge of mathematics (as it pertains to the field of software development) has some gaps. I'm an educated person. I have a college degree. I've always enjoyed learning, which is why I would like to try to fill... | 0 | [
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Rails Plugin: Paperclip Question
===
How can I prevent the image tag that calls the associated image from displaying if no image is associated with the record?
<%= image_tag @agent.avatar.url %>
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Animation End Callback for CALayer?
===
I'm wondering where the callbacks are (or if there are anything) for animations in a CALayer. Specifically, for implied animations like altering the frame, position, etc. In a UIView, you could do something like this:
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Automatically stashing
===
The section __Last links in the chain: Stashing and the reflog__ in http://www.newartisans.com/blog_assets/git.from.bottom.up.pdf recommends stashing often to take snapshots of your work in progress. The author goes as far as recommending that you can use a cron job to stash your work regu... | 0 | [
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SQL to LINQ Tool
===
Is there a tool out there which can convert SQL syntax to LINQ syntax? I just want to rewrite basic queries with join, etc, to LINQ. It would save me a lot of time.
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String.Format vs string concatenation
===
I've got a small piece of code that is parsing an index value to determine a cell input into excel. It's got me thinking...
What's the difference between
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Build a regular expression to find id in an href.
===
Could someone show me a regular expression that would look through this document and select the href value of every href that has `RELATION_ID` on the end of it?
Then if it does, I have to get the Id that is before the question mark (example `href="dctm://ISDOFSDd... | 0 | [
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GLib v APR pros and cons of each
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Smartphone-style ComboBox behavior on PocketPC platform?
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Partial Keyword Searching (MS SQL 2005)
===
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Read a file from database
===
I have stored a txt file as string in a database coulum. Now on one of my aspx page I have a link...I want to open a txt file when the user clicks on this link. How can i read a file from database. I know how to do this using streamreader for a file stored on the disk.
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MFC, c++ When showing and hiding ctrls on the screen can I disable paint for a bit.
===
I have a screen with say 20 controls on it.
I want to show all twenty, then hide only the ones that don't relate to what I'm working on.
psudoCode.
for each element
show element
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Which framework is better CXF or Spring-WS?
===
I am in the process of researching/comparing CXF and Spring-WS for web services? I need to function both as a provider and a consumer of WS. In a nutshell, I have been told that Spring-WS is more configurable, but CXF is easier to get up and running. This question is sub... | 0 | [
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Use of function prototypes in Perl?
===
In another [question][1] a member asserted "I would advice you not to use prototypes. They have their uses, but not for most cases and definitely not in this one."
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Sorting algorithm for a non-comparison based sort problem?
===
I am currently faced with a difficult sorting problem. I have a collection of events that need to be sorted against each other (a [comparison sort](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_sort)) and against their relative position in the list.
In the si... | 0 | [
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backing up a huge mysql table using php and a cronjob
===
I'm working on developing a regular dump of our database. I'm using <a href="http://davidwalsh.name/backup-mysql-database-php">this script</a> to create the backup and then feeding it through a regular cron job. In the end we end up with a text file as well as... | 0 | [
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Best way to determine if a user has viewed data.
===
What is the best method to determine if a user has viewed a piece of data, ie like an update to a comment. The two solutions I have thought about are these....
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Convert Class[] to generics?
===
I'm still trying to get my head around using Java's generics. I have no problems at all with using typed collections, but much of the rest of it just seems to escape me.
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Using a WPF toolkit DatePicker as a parameter to an ObjectDataProvider used as an itemssource
===
This one has me beat;
I have a WPF window with two (important for this case) controls, both from the WPF toolkit available at CodePlex; A DatePicker and a DataGrid.
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Is it possible to use workflow parameters with workflows hosted by WorkflowServiceHost?
===
Normally, the method of passing workflow parameters to the workflow happens in the call to RunWorkflow. However, with the WorkflowServiceHost, there is no such method call involved. You simply call the Open() method on the in... | 0 | [
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How to generate sound effects in Java?
===
I'm looking for Java code that can be used to generate sound at runtime - NOT playback of existing sound files.
For example, what's the best code for generating a sawtooth waveform at 440 Hz for a duration of 2 milliseconds?
I remember my Commodore 128 had a simple Soun... | 0 | [
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RegisterClientScriptBlock within AJAX method call
===
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Team Build now Painfully Slow
===
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Is there a graphical test runner for "Google Test" ( gtest ) for windows?
===
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Best way to implement deletion in ASP.NET MVC "gridview"?
===
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Error handling in Core Data
===
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example of using ServletUnit to test JSP's
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Can anyone point me to an example of how to use ServletUnit to test JSP's? Do I need I need to call registerServlet()? If so, what class name do I pass? | 0 | [
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how do i use python libraries in C++?
===
I want to use the [nltk](http://nltk.sourceforge.net/index.php/Main_Page) libraries in c++.
Is there a glue language/mechanism I can use to do this?
Reason:
I havent done any serious programming for a while in c++ and want to revise NLP concepts at the same time.
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Best OO practice to adapt one type to another?
===
I have a collection of domain objects that I need to convert into another type for use by the .NET framework. What is the best practice for doing such a transformation?
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Best way to learn First Order Logic
===
I'm going back to Uni to do an MSc and for one of my target courses I need to know first order logic, inlcuding semantic tableaux and resolution inside out. I don't have an academic background in the subject, so what's a good book, or online course, or online resource to learn t... | 4 | [
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How to make the cleanest code when reporting progress to a user?
===
I've struggled for the last couple of months to come up with some clean code to report progress to a user. Everything always seems to boil down to:
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doTask1();
ReportProgress("Task 1 is done");
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Seperate configureation file for MS Enterprise Library
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keep in mind? My prj from C to C++
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What should i keep in mind when converting my projects from C to C++. Is there any reason to use C at all? the only thing in my mind now is to make sure its friendly to DLLs so i can create a C interface if i need it. | 0 | [
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unknown folder delete within a directory using .BAT files
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unknown folder delete within a directory using .BAT files
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Is there a way to prompt the user for input during a NAnt build? I want to execute a command that takes a password, but I don't want to put the password into the build script. | 0 | [
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Project hosting websites
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I'm looking for a place to host a project using subversion, something like codeplex.com but not for open-source projects (not ready to share the source right now). Subversion source control and an issue/bug tracker would be nice. It wouldn't hurt if I was able to host a single sql database... | 0 | [
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Strange ld error
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I have a project consisting of two files, main.c and logoff.c. When I try to compile them I get this error:
<pre><code>gcc -c -g -Wall main.c
gcc -c -g -Wall logoff.c
gcc -o main -g -Wall main.o logoff.o
ld: duplicate symbol _logoff in logoff.o and main.o</code></pre>
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AS/400 ODBC Drivers
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We have been using the Client Access ODBC drivers when accessing AS/400 data from our .net applications and SQL DTS/SSIS packages. Are there third party drivers that provide better performance or functionality? | 0 | [
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Update script for updating a table field in SQL Server from NULL to non-NULL
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I have a field (say, foo) in a table in a SQL Server database that was originally defined as nullable, but new requirements indicate that this field must be non-null.
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Refresh table info using jQuery and ASP.NET MVC
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Need Block-Oriented Error Correcting Scheme
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Translate an index into an Excel Column Name
===
_Disclaimer: This is some code I had done a while back, and it came across my desktop again today. I thought it was worthy of posting here as a pre-answered question._
Given a column index, how can you get an Excel column name?
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===
please suggest me some free tools which will help me to get LOC metrics for C# projects using command line.
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gpu, old hardware, 3d acceleration and a lib
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i am writing a 2d lib which will have 3d acceleration but i'd like to do it in a way that it will efficiently run on older HW. Possibly typedefs to hide options/functions that your targeted mode does not support. (also there may be emulation func turned on)
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I remember reading about an automation program for windows that would accept a list of commands like this:
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===
I am testing against the following test document:
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JQuery - Slider Tutorials
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Does anyone know of some good tutorials that explain how to use the JQuery Slider.
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Using OpenID how do you handle 2 accounts with the same nick
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If I want to provide OpenID as the only registration method available AND want to do something meaningful with the nick name, how can I handle 2 users with the same Jon Smith nickname?
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===
I'm trying to create some HtmlHelper extensions and ran into a bit of a roadblock trying to get my extension methods to use attempted values defined by the ViewData.ModelState. The [`HtmlHelper.GetModelAttemptedValue()`][1] method is marked in... | 0 | [
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Tool to find out why an SQL select dose not return any data.
===
Is there a tool which tells you (or gives you a hint) why a particular select statement dose not return any rows given the current data in your database.
eg if you had the following 4 table join
select *
from a, b, c, d
where a.b_id = b.id
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VBA long overflow
===
Hi I am trying to do some maths with my VBA excel (prime factorization) and I am hitting the limit of the long data type (runtime error 6 Overflow).
Is there any way to get around this and still stay within VBA? (I am aware that the obvious one would be to use another more appropriate program... | 0 | [
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Best way to use a DB table as a message queue
===
I have a databases table with ~50K rows in it, each row represents a job that need to be done. I have a program that extracts a job from the DB, does the job and puts the result back in the db. (this system is running right now)
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does anyone know where i can find String Resource geneator?
===
Is the project still around? | 0 | [
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Integrating command-line generated python .coverage files with PyDev
===
My build environment is configured to compile, run and create coverage file at the command line (using Ned Batchelder coverage.py tool).
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UIButton in a UITableView header ignores most touches
===
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How to change the default browser to debug with in VS2008?
===
When you hit F5, the browser windows pops up, how do you set which browser the debugger users in Visual Studio 2008?
NB.
I have looked for the 'Browse with' option and not found it.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/79954/visual-studio-opens-default-... | 0 | [
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PrintWriter and PrintStream never throw IOExceptions
===
Some days ago I realized that [PrintWriter][1] (as well as [PrintStream][2]) **never throw an <tt>IOException</tt>** when writing, flushing or closing.
Instead it sets an internal flag (<code>trouble=true</code>) when an error occurs.<br/>
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Tips for code reading !
===
I have a large base of code to play with written in two programming languages [C++,OTCL], it is not well documented and I have to modify parts and add new modules. I found that reading the code is the best practice [the mailing list= many questions+very very few answers].
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Visual Studio (2010 & 11) keep referencing the .net 4 assemblies, even after .net 4.5 is installed
===
.Net 4.5 installs to the directory
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319
Visual Studio 2010 installs .Net 4.0 to the directory
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Custom view for related list
===
I'm a bit new to SalesForce development, i've been given a small list of changes to make and most i've done but I want to go the extra mile on one if possible.
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Better way to access tuple(other than match case)
===
I have this code. The method returns a (User, Acl, Tree) tuple. Instead of accessing the data with `_._1, _._2` etc I use match. Is there an easier(better) way then what I'm doing? Thanks
User.findUserJoinAclTree(3).map {
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Loop within loop within loop on Ruby on Rails
===
I want the user of my website to see the average of the answers (1 to 100) his friends have given him on different questions.
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Implementing Reverse Proxy in Nodejs
===
I am trying to create a reverse proxy using nodejs , where i could map different
<localhost:port> ombinations to point to various websites.
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hibernate.hbm2ddl.auto how does Hibernate decide when to create or update the ddl?
===
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Exposing internal properties of objects in WPF
===
I have the following UserControl
<UserControl
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xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
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Get photos from twitter home timeline API
===
Anyone know if it's possible to grab all posts with an image, from the Twitter API?
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Configuration settings only for development
===
**Short**
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