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Reading source code
===
If you read other people's source code, how do you approach the code? What patterns are you looking for (datatypes, loops, use of control flow, ... )? How long can you read other people's code without getting bored? What is the most exciting patterns that you have discovered so far? | 0 | [
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FreeMM vs ShareMem
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We have a lot of dll-libraries written in both delphi and c++ builder, and use sharemem and borlndmm.dll.
An aligment-issue in a 3thparty library forces us over to the new memorymanager in delphi 2007.
Can someone please explain 'shared memory manager' for me?
Is SimpleShareMem a dropin ... | 0 | [
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Implementation of WS-ReliableMessaging for Axis 1.4.
===
Do you know what implementation's of WS-ReliableMessaging for Axis 1.4 you have used?
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Base64ing unicode characters.
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Can unicode characters be en/decoded with base64?<br />
I have attempted to encode the following string: الله but when I decoded it all I got was '????' | 0 | [
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TortoiseSVN identifies modified file - so why does svn diff report no differences?
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I have a folder checked out using TortoiseSVN. If I copy a newer version of a file over the existing versioned file, TortoiseSVN correctly identifies that the file is modified.
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Checking to see if a DateTime variable has had a value assigned
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Is there an easy way within C# to check to see if a DateTime instance has been assigned a value or not?
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Process.Start() throwing intermittent "No application is associated.." on .DOC files
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System.Diagnostics.Process.Start() is throwing intermittent System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: No application is associated with the specified file for this operation.
The file is a .doc file.
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How can I convert unicode characters to ascii codes in delphi?
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Title says it all. | 0 | [
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javascript not being called
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I am using this HTML
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<Title>EBAY Search</title>
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Click here <a href="#" OnClick="GetEmployee()">link</a> to show content
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CreateProcess from memory buffer
===
I can use CreateProcess to launch an EXE. I want to have the contents of an EXE in a memory buffer and do CreateProcess (or an equivalent) on it without having to write it to a file. Is there any way to do that?
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WPF: Can I restyle a checkbox template, so that the checkindicator is a red cross instead
===
I can´t find a way to restyle the IsChecked indicator of a checkbox. As I can see from the checkbox template there´s no possibilities to restyle the indicator, just the "box" of the checkbox. Does anyone knows if it´s possib... | 0 | [
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Setter Methods
===
Is it necessary for setter methods to have one argument? Usually setter methods accept one argument as the value of a certain property of an Object. What if I want to test first the validity which depends on another argument which is a boolean, if true, validate first, else just set the value.
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===
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Load Paths and Ruby C-Extensions
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The Spring AOP Proxy that isn't.
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<property name="target">
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How to do HTTP POST in Utf-8
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Check for a subversion update
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What is the relationship between bayesian and neural networks?
===
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Servlet containers and class path
===
To what is the class path of a servlet container set to?
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How to See the Contents of Windows library (*.lib)
===
I have a binary file - Windows library (*.lib).
Is there a simple way to find out names of the functions and their interface from that library?
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Constant array types in C, flaw in standard?
===
Paragraph 6.7.3.8 of the C99 spec states
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Single database tool to access different database types?
===
I’d like a visual database tool that will allow me to access multiple database types from the same program. I’m looking for anything that supports Mysql, PostgreSQL, and Derby. Anything else it supports is a bonus. | 0 | [
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Informix SQL query: Two similar queries returning different results
===
I have an Informix SQL query which returns a set of rows. It was slightly modified for the new version of the site we've been working on and our QA noticed that the new version returns different results. After investigation we've found that the on... | 0 | [
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wxWidget multiline notebook - cannot see 2nd line
===
This code works perfectly
myNotebook = new wxNotebook( this, IDC_NOTEBOOK, wxDefaultPosition, wxSize(500, 500) );
myNotebook->AddPage( new wxNotebookPage( myNotebook, -1 ), L"TEST RECOMMENDATIONS 1" );
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What's wrong with my batch file?
===
I created a simple batch file (.bat) containing a bunch of commands to be triggered automatically into the command window. The batch looks like this:
mmd dll1.dll -mf -aW
mmd dll2.dll -mf -aW
mmd dll3.dll -mf -aW
If I copy and paste the bunch of cmds into the command window, ... | 0 | [
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From AS2 to AS3 what is the equvalent of _root ?
===
I'm trying to learn Actionscript 2 or 3, with AS2 I eventually figured by trial and error that I could get any named instance and modify it using a string with its name using
var theinstance = "titletext"; // actually exctracted from an array
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floating images in a layer, inside another layer
===
I have the following HTML to center images and links within a layer:
<style> body { background-color:
#000; color: #FFF; } a { font-family: "Broadway", Broadway,
monospace; font-size: 14px; color:
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How do I retrieve an image using iText when the URL has redirects?
===
I am using iText to generate PDF invoices for a J2EE web application and included on the page is an image read from a URL constructed from the request URL. In the development and test environments this works fine, but in production I get a java.io.... | 0 | [
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Moq multi-interface question
===
This may or may not be a multi-interface problem, but I'm doing something like this:
var mockInterface1 = new Mock<IInterface1>();
var mockInterface2 = mockInterface1.As<IInterface2>();
mockInterface1.Expect( foo => foo.Foo(It.IsAny<IInterface3>() ) );
...
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Erasing a Char[]
===
Okay i am working on someone elses code. They do alot of this:
char description[256];
description[0]=0;
I know this would put a \0 in the first spot of the character array. But is this even a safe way to erase a string?
Also visual studio keeps reporting memory leaks, and i've pr... | 0 | [
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is there a merged iterator implementation?
===
Is there an Iterator implementation that merges multiple iterators?
class MergedIterator<T> implements Iterator<T>
{
MergedIterator(Iterator<T>... iters)
....
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correct way to detect sequence parameter
===
I want to write a function that accepts a parameter which can be either a sequence or a single value. The type of value is str, int, etc., but I **don't** want it to be restricted to a hardcoded list.
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Firefox doesn't take table styling from master style?
===
I have a stylesheet in my master page that defines several general things (basic doc structure, header images, control styling etc).
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get list of tables, db schema, dump etc in Python sqlite3
===
For some reason I can't find online or in the docs the way to get the equivalents of sqlite's interactive shell commands:
.tables
.dump
in Python's sqlite3 API.
Is there anything like that? Am I missing something?
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Locating the getter and setter access modifiers in the EdmItemCollection of Entity Framework
===
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Weird output in tortoisehg log window
===
I have two branches, the main branch(black) and a feature branch(yellow).
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![alt text][1]
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Product Line Engineering
===
Some of the work we do at my company is slowly edging towards a product family with different products in the same family and different flavours (or feature sets) in each product. I am looking for some product line engineering techniques that might help us. Web search leads to a lot of res... | 0 | [
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AIX: Why does throwing an exception abort multithreaded code?
===
We get an abort when a C++ exception is thrown when running code compiled with -pthread.
Platform: AIX 5.3 technical level 8
Compiler: gcc 3.4.6
Linker: AIX linker 1.65.2.4
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Is it still necessary to put a space before closing an emlty element i XHTML?
===
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good way to query many databases in ASP.NET
===
What I'm trying to do is run the same SQL select on many Oracle databases (at least a dozen), and display the output in a Gridview.
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JPA/Hibernate in Java SE 6, Best Practices for data access
===
I am starting a normal Java SE project and i am planning to use JPA/Hibernate. I was wondering if anyone could enlighten me as to what is considered the best way to interact with Hibernate in this environment (data access layers)?
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Using different Web.config in development and production environment
===
I need to use different database connection string and SMTP server address in my ASP.NET application depending on it is run in development or production environment.
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WINMOBILE uploading a file from C# to a php webservice
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I need to upload a file using C# from a windows mobile app to a website. It's running PHP as the webservice on the other side, though I guess it really doesn't have to if there's another way to be able to get the file up there. There is no server-side ASP supp... | 0 | [
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How to view MS SSAS 2005 sessions and queries
===
When browsing the cube in Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services 2005, I would like to peek at the MDX (supposedly) queries generated by client access tools such as Excel. Is there a tool or method that enables me to do just that?
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creating a site map/list
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I need to create a site map/list,but I need the link-name to show up as well.
What I mean by that is given , say , www.google.com , I need the following list to be created.
Google - www.google.com
Images - http://images.google.com/imghp?hl=en&tab=wi
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"Automatic updates" of java (desktop) application
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What system do you recommend for implementing "automatic updates" for some java (desktop) application? I'd also want to have module/plugin installation and update. Think Eclipse and Firefox.
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Setting and resetting the DATEFORMAT in SQLServer 2005
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Is there a way to query the current DATEFOMRAT SQLServer 2005 is currently using with T-SQL?
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Is there any way to get a DetailsView control to render it's HeaderText in a <th> cell?
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What are the high level requirements for building a basic SMTP server for Windows?
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I know Windows has SMTP capabilities under IIS, but I thought a basic SMTP would be a good project for learning Windows application development. I don't want a relay. I want an actual SMTP server that will send email from localhost ... | 0 | [
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How to save the state of an C# app to be able to load later
===
I have a program in which the user adds multiple objects to a scene. These objects are all represented as a classes.
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How to attach DBF file in Access programmatically?
===
Access can open DBF (dBase) files, but instead of physically converting the data into MDB format, it has the ability to link to the DBF table itself.
Is it possible to attach a DBF file in such manner using C#? | 0 | [
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Using LINQ to get column value from column name when you have the row?
===
I'm trying to convert some code that uses datasets to LINQ. Some of the code passes column names into other functions as strings.
Is there anyway I can easily rewrite this into LINQ?
string s = getElement(tr, elementName);
pr... | 0 | [
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Is it possible to find all DNS subdomains for a given domain name?
===
Anyone knows if it's possible to find all A records, CNAME or subzone records configured for a domain name?
For example, domain.com:
www IN CNAME domain.com.
subdomain1 IN CNAME domain.com.
subdomain2 IN CNAME domain.com.
subdomain1 IN ... | 2 | [
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How to close EnityManager when not injected?
===
I have a servlet running in an Oracle OCCAS server. Currently I map some data in a database to an entity class in my application using @Entity annotaion.
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embedding an application (in this case a terminal) within a QT application
===
I am writing a QT application and I need to embed a terminal (we say,xterm) within a QDialog, like some KDE application (see kdevelop/kate/...).
I've been trying with:
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How to update appSettings in a WPF app?
===
Greetings to all! This is my first question here on stackoverflow. I have a WPF application that I am writing for the fellow developers in my department, and there are a couple of settings that I need to check for at startup and update if they are not set (one is the locat... | 0 | [
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Convert PNG to bitonal TIFF
===
I am trying to convert an PNG to a bitonal TIFF using Java ImageIO. Has anyone had any luck doing this? I have got it to convert from PNG to TIFF. I am not sure if I need to convert the BufferedImage (PNG) that I read in or convert on the TIFF as I write it. I have searched and sear... | 0 | [
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What is wrong with this tiny piece of mutex code?
===
// A Mutex allows threads mutually exclusive access to a resource.
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
class Mutex
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compiling an Eclipse project into a jar.
===
I reference another eclipse project from the current project I am working on.
Everything is working fine except when I try to jar up the referenced project and use the jar instead of the eclipse project my project doesn't run properly.
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How do I figure out which parts of a web page are encrypted and which aren't?
===
I'm working on a webserver that I didn't totally set up and I'm trying to figure out which parts of a web page are being sent encrypted and which aren't. Firefox tells me that parts of the page are encrypted, but I want to know what, spe... | 0 | [
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Locate Pattern the Letter I followed by a space then three alpha numerics followed by a space
===
Need to locate the following pattern:
The letter I followed by a space then three alpha numerics followed by a space
"I ALN "
"I H21 "
"I 31M "
these items are also followed by a lat/lon that is trapped by this... | 0 | [
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C++: Do static primitives become invalid at program exit?
===
Assume I have a function like this:
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===
How to get the last selected item in a .Net Forms multiselect ListBox? Apparently if I select an item in the listbox and then select another 10 the selected item is the first one. | 0 | [
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What is the difference between ".settings" and ".dll.config" file
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I have inherited a project that has class libraries written in VB.NET, some of these have ".settings" files and the others have a ".dll.config" file to store connection strings. What is the difference between these 2 methods? | 0 | [
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Can I stop settings in vimrc from being overwritten by plugins?
===
This question follows on from [this vim search question][1]
I have a setting in my .vimrc which excludes $ as a valid part of a word:
set iskeyword-=$
This works fine for most files but isn't working in PHP. I assume it is being overwri... | 0 | [
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How do you track technical debt?
===
In your practice, how do you effectively track and manage technical debt?
Is there a specific metric, like [SLOC][1], that you use?
How do you visually display your results to stakeholders and management?
What benefits have you seen in the process?
[1]: http://... | 0 | [
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Getting data from a checkbox inside a template column of asp.net gridview
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Weird scope issue in .bat file
===
I'm writing a simple .bat file and I've run into some weird behavior. There are a couple places where I have to do a simple if/else, but the code inside the blocks don't seem to be working correctly.
Here's a simple case that demonstrates the error:
@echo off
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Container Class / Library for C
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Does anyone know of any C container libraries? I am looking for something which gives standard implementations of linked lists, arrays, hash tables etc.
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Timers to measure latency
===
When measuring network latency (time ack received - time msg sent) in any protocol over TCP, what timer would you recommend to use and why? What resolution does it have? What are other advantages/disadvantages?
Optional: how does it work?
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How to create an accurate hour estimate?
===
- What are your experiences regarding
project planning and creating hour
estimates for new projects?
- What is the approach you are using,
and why has it or has it not worked
for you?
- Are there any best practises to take
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How can one use the Web Page Editor in custom RCP application?
===
I want to use the "Web Tools Editor" that is part of the Web Tools Plattform in my own RCP-Application. I think i have got some understanding on the RCP plattform by now, but I still have no clue how to access the functionality of the pagedesigner (org... | 0 | [
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windows service versus asp.net Application_BeginRequest event with threads/timers
===
What are the advantages/disadvantages to running time based jobs using:
1. windows services
2. Application_BeginRequest to start seperate threads / timers.
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Getting the path of a remote rsync depot
===
I know if you run in rsync
`rsync some.domain.com:: `
It will return me a list of the rsync depots. Is there any way of getting it to return the details of the depot, the path specifically.
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What is res://*/ in .net?
===
I came across this snippet of code on MSDN:
entityBuilder.Metadata = @"res://*/AdventureWorksModel.csdl|
res://*/AdventureWorksModel.ssdl|
res://*/AdventureWorksModel.msl";
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Can multiple custom checkin policies for TFS be in the same assembly?
===
I am implementing multiple custom checkin policies for TFS and I am wondering if they all need to be in the same assembly or if I have to put each one in its own assembly. | 0 | [
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Appropriate location for my application's cache on Windows
===
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What does Method<ClassName> mean?
===
I've seen this syntax a couple times now, and it is beginning to worry me:
for example:
iCalendar iCal = new iCalendar();
Event evt = iCal.Create<Event>();
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What PHP-specific questions would you ask in a job interview?
===
We're having a PHP freelancer come by next week, and are assuming he knows his way around PHP. But of course, we would like to make sure. What questions would you ask a candidate in a PHP job interview?
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Dead-lock issue created by 2 SQL connections, each using transactions, each working with a different table, with a foreign key constraint between the two tables
===
**Environment:**
I'm working on a C++ application that uses SQL Native Client 9.0 to communicate with a SQL Server 2000 database.
**Scenario:**
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How do you setup a handler for the dragover/dragdrop events in the MDI client area?
===
Using C# and the .Net framework 2.0. I have an MDI application and need to handle dragover/dragdrop events. I have a list docked to the left on my application and would like to be able to drag an item from the list and drop it in t... | 0 | [
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What problems can an NVARCHAR(3000) cause
===
I have an already large table that my clients are asking for me to extend the length of the notes field. The notes field is already an NVARCHAR(1000) and I am being asked to expand it to 3000. The long term solution is to move notes out of the table and create a notes ta... | 0 | [
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Appropriate data structure for flat file processing?
===
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Preventing database being written to again when the browser does a reload/back
===
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Can you turn off case-sensitivity in VBScript strings?
===
I'm pretty sure the answer to this is no. I know that I can write
> if lcase(strFoo) = lcase(request.querystring("x")) then...
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How to determine if a string is a number in C#
===
I am working on a tool where I need to convert string values to their proper object types. E.g. convert a string like 2008-11-20T16:33:21Z to a DateTime value. Numeric values like 42 and 42.42 must be converted to an Int32 value and a Double value respectively.
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Which book dramatically changed your way of approaching problems?
===
In your CS career, which book dramatically changed your way of approaching problems? | 0 | [
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Best Eclipse version for Java development
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There are many editions of Eclipse for Java development. I am trying out MyEclipse and am pretty impressed with the out-of-box experience. Before I get too comfortable with it, I would like to find out if it is the best edition available. Feel free to list free or comme... | 0 | [
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Disabling non-secure access for only one URL on one instance of apache
===
For example, one instance of apache is managing
www.site.com/folder1/a.html
www.site.com/folder2/b.html
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I need to make sure that access to
www.site.com/folder3/c.html
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What is the performance hit with downcasting ?
===
Just trying to get my head around Generics by reading [this enlightening article by Juval Lowy][1]
Paraphrasing.. When you define a Generic class definition, it is compiled into IL.
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How do you enforce licensing on a redistributable control library?
===
If you have a WPF control library which you wanted to license to developers, how do enforce license restrictions such that the library could be used and distributed in their own applications and yet prevent the end-users from reusing that .dll?
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Commit Hook Failure
===
I'm trying to implement some hooks, both pre and post fail however. I get the same error message for both when I try to commit:
<pre>
'*-commit' hook failed (did not exit cleanly: apr_exit_why_e was 2, exitcode was
-1073741515). with no output.
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If you had to add support for one video file format and codec, which would you choose?
===
I'm looking to add support for reading and writing video files in my application. If you had to choose exactly one file format and codec combination that would satisfy the majority of users, which would you choose:
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Comet applications without using IFrames
===
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Avg on datetime in Access
===
I am porting some queries from Access to T-SQL and those who wrote the queries used the Avg aggregate function on datetime columns. This is not supported in T-SQL and I can understand why - it doesn't make sense. What is getting averaged?
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What is the easiest way to determine the dependencies of a .NET assembly.
===
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How can I build an Eclipse plugin outside of Eclipse?
===
I have a series of Eclipse projects containing a number of plugins and features that are checked into CVS. I now need to run an automated build of these plugins. Ideally I'd like to do it without having to hardcode large numbers of Eclipse library locations by ... | 0 | [
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Why bundle version control plugin with IDE?
===
I was always wandering why it is a big deal having version control support inside an IDE.
I always preferred to use commandline/standalone version of version control of choice, and never found IDE integration helpful.
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Can I make Asynchronous ODBC Calls? Any reference materials?
===
Does ODBC support asynchronous calls? If it does, then can you tell me about any reference materials?
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