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signals and slots
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UI Useability - Reordering and merging columns
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I'm writing a little web-based utility for my brother who needs to merge columns in a CSV file. I know things like this surely exist somewhere, but a large part of this is that is a fun little exercise.
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How to get a .NET CCW assembly to load configuration from a dll.config
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I have a .NET component exposed as a **CCW** (Com Callable Wrapper) and being loaded into an unmaged IIS application (ATL server). The assembly is installed and registered with COM using `regasm /codebase`.
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Algorithm for merging sets that share at least 2 elements
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Procmail Troubles
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I've been trying to solve this for weeks...
My Goal is to search my inbox for the following messages:
Hello
Hi
Hey
Im using three files to do this for me. The first, a .forward file in my $HOME
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Pressing Enter on TextBox in Silverlight
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I am working on a silverlight app that you need to enter information into a textbox and then just hit enter. Well there is no onclick event, that I could find, so what I did was use the onkeypressup event and check if it was the enter key that was pressed if so do "blah".
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Django authentication and AJaX - urls that require login
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Python as FastCGI under windows and apache
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Windows Forms ProgressBar: Easiest way to start/stop marquee?
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Does the virtual keyword in Flex 3 cause a performance hit?
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UML Use-case diagram postcondition implementation
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I'm learning UML by trying to simulate how a car service garage works with diagrams and documentation. One problem I have is with postcondition (or rather, GOTO) statements.
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Silverlight Design Architecture
===
Is there a good Silverlight Design Architecture? | 0 | [
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Pass value to form in .Net
===
I want to pass an integer value to a form in .Net so that it can load the right data. I'm using this so that when I double click on a record in a list, a form opens with the data from that record loaded so it can be edited. What is the best way to do this? Should I create a property and ... | 0 | [
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How would I use the >> and << operators for binary data in C++?
===
Is there a way to use these operators to input and output binary data? The reason I want to do this is that it makes the code readable.
Ex: infile >> filedecrypter >> metadataparser >> audiodecoder >> effects >> soundplayer; | 0 | [
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Keeps fading in after, mouseover
===
I am trying to fade in a <p> on mouseover and fade out on mouseout:
$("p.follow").mouseover(function(){
$(this).fadeTo("slow", 1.00);
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$("p.follow").mouseout(function(){
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How to fix Apache instability ?
===
I have configured a simple LAMP stack on Debian and I am experiencing some problems with the Apache web server.
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IE Psoition problem
===
I have some markup for a popup menu that works in firefox but not IE. The problem is that the popup pops under other elements and is impervious to the z-index value. A complete runnable example is below.
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Strange Choppy WPF Animation
===
I am making an app that scrolls information on the desktop. The window is transparent. I am starting out simple, trying to find the lowest CPU use for animating things and I am starting with a simple TextBlock.
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How to consistently organize code for debugging ?
===
When working in a big project that requires debugging (like every project) you realize how much people love "printf" before the IDE's built-in debugger. By this I mean
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sprintf in C#?
===
Is there something similar to `sprintf()` in C#?
I would for instance like to convert an integer to a 2-byte string.
Something like:
int number = 17;
string s = sprintf("%2c", number);
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IDispose - Visual Studio
===
Is it possible to identify classes that implement IDisposable. I was hoping to do to in the Visual Studio Color settings or with an addon.
I dont use Resharper and I have heard that FXcop has this feature. I was looking for something different then these options | 0 | [
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Rhino Mocks: How to return conditonal result from a mock object method
===
I would like to do something like the following but can't seem to get the syntax for the Do method quite right.
var sqr = new _mocks.CreateRenderer<ShapeRenderer>();
Expect.Call(sqr.CanRender(null)).IgnoreArguments().Do(x =>x.GetTyp... | 0 | [
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Genric class used as constraint to generic method in C#?
===
Am I doing something wrong or is it not possible to specify a generic class as a constraint to a generic method?
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SharePoint and Office Open XML interaction question
===
I've been frustrated by this for the entire weekend, plus a day or two, so any help would be significantly appreciated.
I'm trying to write a program that can programmatically go into a SharePoint 2007 doc library, open a file, change the contents of the file,... | 0 | [
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Documentation for the Dynamic Language Runtime?
===
Google has failed me. I want to read actual documentation for the DLR, not news articles, as I'd like to attempt to create my own language upon the DLR's framework. Is there any downloadable, online, or even paper-based documentation for the DLR that I'd be able to u... | 0 | [
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Django Admin Interface Does Not User Subclass's __unicode__()
===
(Django 1.x, Python 2.6.x)
I have models to the tune of:
class Animal(models.Model):
pass
class Cat(Animal):
def __unicode__(self):
return "This is a cat"
class Dog(Animal):
def __unicode__(self):
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Learning Silverlight as a non .NET developer
===
There are several people about (myself being one of them) who have been developing RIA for a while now using Flex and AJAX. However Silverlight is now on the scene and worth picking up.
Question is, as someone who has never looked at .NET before, should I just dive ... | 0 | [
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How to get the parent control from an assigned context menu using C#?
===
I have a few listview controls on a windows form and i've assigned a common contextmenustrip to them all using the properties grid in VS2005.
Now when a selection is made from the contextmenu in any listview, is there a way i can get the corr... | 0 | [
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PNG Transparency with PHP
===
Hey having some trouble trying to maintain transparency on a png when i create a thumbnail from it, anyone any experience with this? any help would be great, here's what i am currently doing:
$fileName= "../js/ajaxupload/tees/".$fileName;
list($width, $height) = getimage... | 0 | [
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Providing a common interface to SVN and CVS
===
SVN and CVS are two very different systems that aim to address the same basic issue - source control.
They both work in distinct ways, so it's probably difficult to deal with them exactly the same.
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Php or Perl webapplication
===
I'm developing a web app for an Apache shared hosting server. I have already written some code in Perl but I recently found out, to my surprise, the shared hosting provider does not provided mod_perl or a way to install it.
I have been a bit worried that running a Perl web app throug... | 0 | [
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What's the Best Way to Measure Memory Use from a Program?
===
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===
There are a million and one CMS' that do a good job but the interface and usability of it let the entire system down (like a lot of websites out there).
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opening an html file on localhost in xampp/apache 2.2 using subdirectories under htdocs
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I'll try again with a new question, appreciate the help...
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reading FAT12 image file in C
===
I have a FAT12 image file and I have to open it and read it. I would like to view this image file(directories/files with in) so I can have an idea of what outcomes I should be getting. Anyone know of a good software that would let me view this FAT12 image file? Also can someone guide ... | 0 | [
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/dev/null in Windows?
===
What is the equvivalent to /dev/null in Windows? | 0 | [
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How do I expose the ActaulWidth property of one of the components of my user control to users?
I have found plenty of examples of how to expose a normal property by creating a new dependency property and binding, but none on how to expose a read-only property like ActualWidth.
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.net and multicores
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iPhone Documentation - Can I Watch the Getting Started Videos from Linux?
===
On the Apple iPhone developer center they have some videos such as "Introduction to the iPhone SDK", "iPhone Development Tools Overview", etc.
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How can I define a BigInt primary key with Rails 2.1 and MySQL?
===
Since Rails 2.1, if you define a new column in a migration with the type set to :integer and the :limit set to 5 or more, the column actually created in your MySQL database will be of type BigInt. That's perfect.
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in django can I combine two queries from separate tables into one query?
===
In my specific case, I have two kinds of "messages" that I need to retrive and paginate.
Let's omit the details, and just say that the first kind is in a model called Msg1 and the other is called Msg2
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static_cast confusion caused by inconsistencies
===
Why whenever I compile and run the following code in Visual Studio 2008:
double value1 = 10.5;
double value2 = 15.5;
int whole_number = value1 + value2;
Console::WriteLine(whole_number);
I get an incorrect value of 26 while the answer is 25.
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Debug issue with Git in windows (MsysGit)
===
I'm running into a recurrent problem with git on windows (I'm running MSysGit from package Git-1.6.0.2-preview20080923.exe, i tried as well with Git-1.5.6.1-preview20080701.exe and the results are the same).
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Why have your software development projects failed?
===
I am looking for war stories about why software projects you were personally involved with failed. The more disasterous and costly the failure, the better.
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can jconsole be used with J2EE?
===
all the examples I see are for J2SE applications by passing your JAR file at the command line. Can JConsole attach to a WAR or EAR and monitor application performance? | 0 | [
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asp.net CMS solution: best mechanism for storing the data in SQL
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===
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What's the best way of doing dos2unix on a 500k line file, in Windows?
===
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Migrating from MS Access VBA to .net and WPF
===
We have a large MS Access project that requires GUI functionality that is difficult / impossible to do in the VBA / access forms environment.
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Empty $_POST array in PHP 5.2.6 / IIS CGI
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I am running into a very strange issue with PHP 5.2.6 w/ IIS on Windows XP (have tried both CGI and ISAPI). I am running a fresh installation with the default php.ini settings.
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Sql Transactions: Best Way to Implement in ASP.Net
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How do you study for IT exams?
===
How do you study for IT related exams?
Are you the sort of person that leave it to the last minute? Do you go through all of the lab work and re-do them? Do you use the techniques taught in personal projects, learn extra things that way? Do you just go over the lecture notes and h... | 0 | [
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Asp.Net/C# static variable persistence
===
When I update the .dlls in my C# ASP.Net application, the transition is handled gracefully and the users are allowed to finish their requests before the code is switched over to the new code.
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===
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How to solve "Must be MarshalByRefObject" in multiple-inheritance amputated language?
===
How to solve "Must be MarshalByRefObject" in multiple-inheritance amputated language? | 0 | [
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Why doesn't keysDownRepeat() in libnds seem to work when calling it multiple times?
===
I have code like this to move the player in my game left, right, up, and down:
keysSetRepeat(20, 5);
while (lives) {
scanKeys();
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Migrate VB.NET 2.0 Winform to 3.5 WPF
===
Is it possible to migrate a VB.NET Winform solution to a 3.5 WPF solution. If so, any suggestions how to do it?
Thanks in advance!
JFV | 0 | [
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What is the best way to create a new message within a Biztalk Orchestration?
===
I'm looking for your best solutions for creating a new message instance based on a pre-defined XSD schema to be used within a Biztalk orchestration.
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How to make Eclipse prompt me for command line arguments
===
I know I can configure command line arguments in the Run configuration but I want to run a java file multiple times with different command line arguments. It's a pain to change the Run Configuration every time.
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MVC.JsonResult to string so I can add to it
===
I am using the FlexiGrid Jquery plugin and I need to get a Json object back form my MVC App, simple enough if the FlexiGrid took just the object but I need to add a few items to the response string for it to work properly with FlexiGrid.
So here is a portion of my con... | 0 | [
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What is the "SDK vs. 'bits on the wire'" debate about?
===
There appears to be some debate about "the divide is between wanting an SDK and wanting to know the underlying protocol" (see http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/199x/1999/08/18/BitsOnTheWire).
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Simple way to interpolate between points in 3D space to form a smooth surface
===
I'm trying to come up with a simple and efficient way to create a smooth surface which intersects a number of given "sample" points.
For any X,Y point on the surface, I identify up to 4 sample points in each of the 4 directions. Give... | 0 | [
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Is there any function to add space in PL/SQL
===
In T-SQL, SPACE() function is used to add spaces to a string. For e.g.
@s = 'He' + space(5) + 'llo'
Output
He llo
So is there any function in PL/SQL that is equivalent to SPACE()?
Thank you.
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Managing multiple versions in cruise-control, team city, etc.
===
In my shop (as I expect it is in most), you have multiple releases of different software components (let's call them foo-client and bar-service). In my cc.net configuration, I currently have one "project" for foo-client at trunk, one project for foo-cl... | 0 | [
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How to join DML statemens in an object command's CommandText
===
For taking data from SQL Server database, I can use the code as below
Dim sql As String = "SELECT emp_id, emp_name FROM emp; SELECT dep_id, dep_name FROM department;"
Dim da As New SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter(sql, connString)
Dim ds As New ... | 0 | [
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Declare a Dictionary inside a static class
===
How to declare a static dictionary object inside a static class? I tried
public static class ErrorCode
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public const IDictionary<string , string > ErrorCodeDic
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Get the Node value from XML
===
How to use [XPathNavigator.Evaluate][1] ( or other methods in XPathNavigator) to obtain the ISBN value for the following xml input?
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!-- a fragment of a book store inventory database -->
<bookstore xmlns:bk="urn:samples">
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Reporting Services - Percentages in a Matrix
===
Reporting Services 2000 SP2
I've got a matrix displaying the number of employees
Business1 Business2 Business3
StartBefore99 9 14 4
StartAfter99 30 20 34
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Linux kernel /proc FIFO/pipe
===
I'm currently trying to create a kernel module that will produce data based on kernel events and push them to a file. After reading that this is bad (and I agree), I decided it would make more sense to have the data in a /proc file that a user program could pull from when necessary. ... | 0 | [
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Crystal Reports for VS 2008 - "The user function manager DLL (ufmanager.dll) could not be found."
===
StackOverflow, you're my only hope!
I am unfortunate enough to have inherited an ASP.NET 3.5 application roughly 3/4 in development. This project uses Crystal Reports to generate a PDF file from a data source. Pret... | 0 | [
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When logging when is an error fatal?
===
In logging frameworks like log4j & log4net you have the ability to log various levels of information. Most of the levels have obvious intentions (such as what a "Debug" log is vs. a "Error"). However, one thing that I have always been timid on was classifying my logging as "Fat... | 0 | [
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Annoying vim (un)indent rules
===
When editing PHP code (I'm not sure if it's specific to that language) and I create a new line in the middle of comma-separated lists that span multiple lines, the indent rules always unindent the line I'm leaving. [Here's a video of it.][1] This happens in arrays, function argument l... | 0 | [
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Should a beginning PHP programmer consider frameworks?
===
I'm a complete beginner when it comes to programming. I'm taking a stab at PHP, and have seen how powerful the frameworks can be. But should I even consider trying to work with a framework until I have a strong grasp of PHP itself?
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Newbie OpenGL question
===
I am trying to cobble together a scene that basically consists of:
1. A 2D image of the earth (think NASA satellite photography) that has been rotated into a view similar to [this][1] and,
2. Cylindrical tubes that I want place at specific lat/lon coordinates.
I have managed to setup ... | 0 | [
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how to object initialize in PHP and then what function do I make within the class which runs automatically ?
===
hi i forgot the code which in a sample class you have to add so that it runs automatically?
is it wakeup or something?
like so:
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Is the knowledge I gain by doing a Commerce course directly applicable to running my own small IT firm?
===
I already have a good knowledge of technology, the IT industry, and IT business models, but I'm considering complementing my knowledge by studying commerce at university.
Is this a wise choice?
A friend to... | 0 | [
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SSL and HTTPs
===
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ANSI 92 Recursive SQL Statement required
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I am translating SQL Server SQL Statements into their ANSI generic equivalent at present, and am stuck with a recursive statement using a WITH statement.
For the sake of concentrating on the issue, I'll simplify the issue as follows
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What is a good pricing model for Windows Azure?
===
Windows Azure looks like a promising cloud platform. The big unknown right now is the pricing model. Microsoft says that they are still working on that, but it will be competitive. What do you think would make a good pricing model?
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NSInvocation for Dummies?
===
How exactly does `NSInvocation` work? Is there a good introduction?
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Streaming jquery(JS files) from a CDN (Google)
===
This one is a case of not doing your homework.:-)
Apart from dynamic loading advantage, does it make sense to include a JavaScript library(jQuery in my case ) from a Google server when I can load it from my server as a single file comprised of the 19kb jQuery zip... | 0 | [
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What's the best way to store the days of the week an event takes place on in a relational database?
===
We're writing a records management product for schools and one of the requirements is the ability to manage course schedules. I haven't looked at the code for how we deal with this (I'm on a different project at the... | 0 | [
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Running time of set union operation
===
Given two sets A and B, what is the common algorithm used to find their union, and what is it's running time?
My intuition:
a = set((1, 2, 3))
b = set((2, 3, 5))
union = set()
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union.add(el)
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C++ extend a vector (with another vector)
===
I'm a C/Python programmer in C++ land, *really* working with the STL for the first time. In Python, extending a list with another list uses the list's `extend` method:
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>>> v_prime = [4, 5, 6]
>>> v.extend(v_prime)
>>> print v
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===
I am having trouble setting the path to jquery in an mvc app. In my master page I have the script declared and jquery works at the root of my app. When I navigate to a content view page in my app jquery does not get loaded properly. Do I need to set the path in the conte... | 0 | [
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are there any commands that are usually used for comparing time in bash shell script?
===
this was for an old computer class project which I am over with and now am wondering if there was a better way of doing things .
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Content controls have to be top-level controls
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I have a website that can be accessed from www.blahblah.com and special.blahblah.com. The www site always works but occasionly I get a 'Content controls have to be top-level controls in a content page or a nested master page that references a master page' error on th... | 0 | [
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RayTracer project in C#
===
When I was at university, I took a subject in raytracing (graphics synthesis) and we got a chance to write a 3D ray tracer in C++. That was heaps of fun, except I long ago lost my code in the great hard drive crash of '04'....many files were lost...
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Visual Studio: hotkeys to move line up/down and move through recent changes
===
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===
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Why is using tables for website layout such an evil
===
I am a Winforms and business engine developer who is using asp.net for the first time in over 2 years, and in that time I have noticed a few convention changes.
What is the logic behind the anti-'tables for layout' movement?
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part time business for programmers
===
I would like to start a small part time business other than my full time programming job. Have you guys done that before? I know programmers who teach in evening schools after work. But then again, that is not business. What would you recommend to get another income stream going? | 0 | [
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How best to make a link submit a form.
===
What's the best way to get a regular anchor (`<a href="...">`) to submit the form it is embedded in when clicked?
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Includes: SSI or PHP for basic HTML and Javascript in separate files
===
Thanks to everyone here, got the Xampp server running!!! and can run my html in subdirectories now, as well. (can't have spaces in the subdirectory names)
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===
Is there any way to print an openXML document (docx file) without having MS Word installed?
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ASP Best Practices Overhead
===
Assume a typical, database and session driven ASP application developed using best practices just before the first release of .NET. Assign the amount of effort required for seasoned professionals to implement it properly and efficiently to be 1.0.
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Algorithm for shortening a series of actions?
===
It's been awhile since my algorithms class in school, so forgive me if my terminology is not exact.
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Internal global property..bad smell?
===
I have run into a bit of a desgin issue with some code that I have been working on:
My code basic looks like this:
**Main COM wrapper:**
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Learning algorithms
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I want to learn algorithms using some very basic simple tutorials. Are there any out there? I have heard of recursion and stuff and I would like to get good at it. Any help would be appreciated. | 0 | [
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