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Is there a way to expand the code window in VS.NET to maximum size?
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In Eclipse you can double-click on the tab of the code window and expand it to full size, e.g. if you will be working on just the code awhile and want maximum size on a smaller monitor, etc.
Is there a way to expand the code window in Visual St... | 0 | [
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Python 2.5.2 and Solaris 8 (gcc 3.4.2) build issues
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I'm trying to build python 2.5.2 on Solaris 8 using gcc 3.4.2. I can't see any immediate errors in the ./configure step but, once built and i enter the python shell doing an import time errors with :
Python 2.5.2 (r252:60911, Nov 21 2008, 18:45:42)
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Is there an eclipse plugin for developing in m4?
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Googling has turned up little to nothing.
I need to develop some heavy stuff in m4 and I'd love to do it in my favorite environment with all the bells and whistles thereof.
There are packages for running m4 on just about every platform, such as [windows][1]. S... | 0 | [
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DTS- Debugging Tips
===
In a legacy project that I'm on, we have several processing that are preformed via DTS. DTS is not something I worked with a lot back in its hey day.... I was in college.
More specificity, these process are in ActiveX code blocks -- which is basically VBScript for database. It is really ha... | 0 | [
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How do you disable cookies in Internet Explorer 7?
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I've tried disabling cookies in Internet Explorer 7, I've changed the settings under Internet Options->Privacy and this did nothing, when I reloaded the page.
I read somewhere that you need to restart IE7, than physically delete the Internet cache and cookie fi... | 0 | [
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Java ActiveMQ client fails to receive messages
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I am trying to implement performance testing on ActiveMQ, so have setup a basic producer and consumer to send and receive messages across a queue. I have created a producer with no problems, getting it to write a specific number of messages to the queue:
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Outsourcing Classes by Supporting Unit Tests
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I've got an application which developed by employing TDD as methodology (not strictly but mostly).
Now I want to outsource some parts of the application because I don't have enough time to develop it. I'm planning use websites such as "Rent A Coder", "elancer" etc.
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nhibernate class implementation based on value.
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Setting innodb_log_file_size crashes MySQL
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So, I'd like to be able to set the max log file size to 64M, but after doing so with innodb_log_file_size=64M MySQL starts OK, but nothing seems to work properly. EDIT: and by properly I mean not at all. Setting other InnoDB variables aren't causing any problems.
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How to print out the HttpWebRequest in C#?
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I'm having a problem with a POST I'm doing using the HttpWebRequest object from C#. In order to analyze the problem I would like to know exactly what is being sent over the wire. The problem is that I'm also using HTTPS so I can't sniff the wire. I need some way of printi... | 0 | [
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How do I use the find method of a datatable with a compound key?
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I am working on a windows form application. How do i use the find method of a datatable to find a row if the datatable has a compound key?
Table Structure
Col A, Col B, Col C
Col A and Col B make up the compound key.
I want to find the row wh... | 0 | [
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Using a batch file to loop through Oracle SQL scripts
===
I have two SQL scripts which get called within a loop that accept a number parameter. Here is what I'm currently using:
for /l %%i in (1, 1, 51) do (
sqlplus u/p@name @script.sql a%%i.html %%i
sqlplus u/p@name @script.sql b%%i.html %%i
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What's the cleanest way to override ActiveRecord's find for both models and collections?
===
I have library code that overrides Ar's find method. I also include the module for all Association classes so both MyModel.find and @parent.my_models.find work and apply the correct scope.
I based my code off of will_pagina... | 0 | [
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How to: Export events into a single iCalendar file?
===
Can I export multiple calendar events into a single iCalendar file?
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Best way to define true, false, unset state
===
If you have a situation where you need to know where a boolean value wasn't set (for example if that unset value should inherit from a parent value) the Java boolean primitive (and the equivalent in other languages) is clearly not adequate.
What's the best practice to... | 0 | [
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Why would HttpRuntime.AppDomainAppPath return the path with incorrect casing?
===
I have an application in which HttpRuntime.AppDomainAppPath returns the correct path with the wrong casing.
I am then trying to use this in a String.Replace and it does not find the path in the filename due to casing.
I am aware th... | 0 | [
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Java post-mortem debugging ?
===
Is it possible to have a post-mortem ( or post-exception ) debugging session in Java ? What would the workarounds be ( if there isn't a solution for this already ) ? | 0 | [
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Localization: Do all locales put the weekday before the date?
===
Here's a simple (hopefully) L10N question:
Do all locales want this format:
Sunday, Nov 23, 2008
with the weekday before the date, or do some locales want it after the date like this?
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Checking memory usage of an ASP.NET web site
===
I'm using shared ASP.NET hosting and I have no remote-desktop access to the web server. I only have the ability to FTP ASP.NET related files to the server.
In this scenario, how would I see how much memory my ASP.NET application is consuming? | 0 | [
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With System.Data.SQLite how do you specify a database file in the connect string using a relative path
===
Wanting to deploy my project on different servers I would prefer to be able to specify a connect string using a relative path. I can't seem to get that to work and want to know if there is some trick to it...? | 0 | [
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how to make text line break in flex textarea
===
I have a string
var s:String = "This is a line \n This is another line.";
this.txtHolder.text = s; //.text has \n, not a new line
and i want to put it into a text area, but the new line character is ignored. How can i ensure that the text breaks where i... | 0 | [
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How to convince a client that "expensive" is "cheaper"?
===
Many clients sees only the "per hour" price and goes "eek" and chooses a "cheaper" coder to do the job. Very often these clients ends up with a complete MESS because they wanted to save a couple of bucks per hour.
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How to generate a Mandelbrot with T-SQL?
===
Learning a little about T-SQL, and thought an interesting exercise would be to generate a Mandelbrot set with it.
Turns out someone already has (and recently, it appears). I'll let someone else post it as an answer, but I'm curious what optimizations can be made.
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Mod-rewrite Trailing Slash Issue
===
There doesn't seem to be much info on this topic so I'm going to outline my specific problem then maybe we can shape the question and the answer into something a bit more universal.
I have this rewrite rule
RewriteEngine On
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What are the benefits of Microsoft Commerce Server?
===
What are the benefits of using [Microsoft Commerce Server][1] as opposed to some other 3rd party shopping cart system? Is it really that more "robust" than other .NET solutions - [ASP.NET storefront][2], [DotNetCart][3], [VevoCart][4]? At what point would you st... | 0 | [
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Team Build MSBuild Task Does Not Update Main Build Log File
===
I have an after build event in my main TFSBuild.proj file that uses the MSBuild task to call a deployment task after a successful build. It looks like this:
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Intercept every request originating from a webpage
===
Is it possible to intercept every request made from a page using javascript? i.e. Clicking on a link, loading an image, ajax request... | 0 | [
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Heap fragmentation in 64 bit land
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In the past, when I've worked on long-running C++ daemons I've had to deal with heap fragmentation issues. Tricks like keeping a pool of my large allocations were necessary to keep from running out of contiguous heap space.
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Do all WPF render transforms run in double-precision?
===
WPF stores all its data in double precision. I just want to confirm that all transforms, etc., run in double precision.
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glibc's '-lmcheck' option and multithreading.
===
We've been trying to hunt down some heap corruption issues in our multi-threaded C++ apps. As one technique, we tried add -lmcheck to the libraries line of the application. This is causing the app to crash out with apparent heap corruption in relatively short order.
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MVC: How do I pass a list (from a class in Model) to a repeater in a View
===
How do I do the above? I've started using MVC and I'm having issues passing stuff around. | 0 | [
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PHP -CSV REading and Uploading images from url
===
Can any one help me to find out a code snippet in PHP to read contents in an CSV file and then insert to some tables as well as fetch some data from www(fetch image fom the image url in CSV file) | 0 | [
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What algorithm does Excel use to recalculate formulas?
===
Are the formulas represented in an AST then recalculated using a design pattern like the Visitor pattern? How would you go about reproducing the recalculation process in code? | 0 | [
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Rails Background task overhead
===
Has anybody done a comparison of the overhead of the various background processing techniques?
Background/RB, Starling, Workling
MemcacheQ
Beanstalk
Background Job (Bj)
delayed_job (Dj)
I will be implementing one of them on a slice and would like to know how much memory t... | 0 | [
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I need some helps please
===
I'm new in this forum, I need some help from you please.
I'm new with make file and I have some make files one of the has these statements I tried to understand but I can't please could please help me
# debugging support
ifeq ($(DEBUG), true)
CFLAGS+=-DDEBUG -g
endif
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Dreamweaver CS3 Site in Apache htdocs, missing path on localhost?
===
Almost have DW CS3 configured with my site to preview on localhost, except for one thing, the path is incomplete. It is missing the top directory of the site in the path when it tries to open the file.
WHY???
Where do you change that?
Here'... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET friendly image editor
===
I'm looking for an image editor that I can embed easily into an ASP.NET website. I need to be able to draw rectangles, lines and add some text. Additionally, images must not be uploaded to third-party servers.
I've checked sites of the main ISVs that develop .NET controls but none ... | 0 | [
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How can I hide duplicate records (within a crystal report) which have already been reversed?
===
This question is a follow-up to a question I asked the other day [("Need to find duplicate records but exclude reversed transactions")][1].
I have a Crystal Report which displays customers' fuel transactions. There are... | 0 | [
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#include header guard format?
===
I know it makes little difference to a project but, assuming you use #defined header guards for your C++ code, what format do you use? e.g. assuming a header called `foo.hpp`:
#ifndef __FOO_HPP__
...
#ifndef INCLUDED_FOO_HPP
...
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What's a good example of register variable usage in C?
===
I'm reading through K & R and came to the small section on register variables, and was wondering if people here have some good examples of this put into practice.
From section 4.7 in K & R:
> The register declaration looks like
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SQL Server 2005 drop column with constraints
===
In Sql Server 2005 I have a column with a "DEFAULT" constraint.
I'd like to create a script that drops that column.
The problem is that is returns me that error :
Msg 5074, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
The object 'DF__PeriodSce__IsClo__4BCC3ABA' is depend... | 0 | [
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How to study design patterns?
===
I have read around 4-5 books on design patterns, but still I dont feel I have come closer to intermediate level in design patterns?
How should I go studying design patterns?
Is there any best book for design pattern?
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Challenges faced while working in different time zones
===
I am sure there are many developers out here who have team spread across different time zones. What are some of the challenges people face and whats the best way to tackle them? | 4 | [
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java - determining if a file is a link
===
Title says it all.
How do you do it, or is it even possible?
I suppose you could fiddle with getCanonicalWhatever and the original path, but that's messy and I don't like it. Please include a definitive reason if you suggest it. | 0 | [
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How to programmatically recycle a dllhost.exe process in COM+?
===
How to programmatically recycle a dllhost.exe process in COM+? | 0 | [
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Mechanical Turk: Using HTML in the API
===
Question for anyone who's used Mechanical Turk: Is it possible to take an HTML template created on Mechanical Turk's website, and then create more HITs based on that template from the command line tools or API?
---
According to the API docs, it's not possible to create... | 0 | [
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Finding a dependency of a mssql server data type
===
Is there a command, or a set of tables I can look at to determine which tables, stored procedures and views in MSSQL server 2005 have a certain user defined data type?
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How to Get Last Created Entry's ID From Sql Database With Asp.Net
===
I will explain problem with an example:
There is two table in my database, named entry, tags
There is a column named ID_ENTRY in both table. When I add a record to table, entry, I have to take the ID_ENTRY of last added record and add it to ta... | 0 | [
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Behavior of SIO_FLUSH
===
When SIO_FLUSH socket ioctl is used in a Windows environment (in user space), I am confused as to what happens. Does this: (1) completely discard the data from the TCP/IP send queue into a black hole, or (2) push the queued send data across the connection until the buffer is empty, or (3) so... | 0 | [
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using a class defined in a c++ dll in c# code
===
I have a dll that was written in c++, I need to use this dll in my c# code. After searching I found that using P/Invoke would give me access to the function I need, but these functions are defined with in a class and use non-static private member variables. So I need t... | 0 | [
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Making the window [X] button close instead of minimise on Windows Moblie
===
The [x] button in the top bar of a window that normally closes the window in standard Windows, appears to do a minimise instead on Windows Compact.
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JSF initialize application-scope bean when context initialized
===
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Transforming flat file to XML using XSLT-like technology
===
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How do you handle multiple instances of setTimeout()?
===
What is the most recommended/best way to stop multiple instances of a setTimeout function from being created (in javascript)?
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Best performance comparison website or resource for .Net Web Applications?
===
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Interleave row/column colors in a GridView
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Configure Symlinks for single directory in Tomcat
===
I have a directory to which a process uploads some pdf files. This process is out of my control.
I need to make those files available through the website using Tomcat.
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Client: It's Delivery Time!
===
**Client: You could have included this!**
***Us: Was not in the specification!***
**Client: Common Sense!!**
***Us: ... [SO Soldiers, how should we react?]***
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Cross-platform (linux/Win32) nonblocking C++ IO on stdin/stdout/stderr
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java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException in JPA transaction
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I'm pretty sure that I'm not understanding something about JPA (I'm using OpenJPA) and it's causing this problem. I want to make a copy of a Job entity.
@Entity
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What are the factors to decide between using Core Data versus rolling out a custom model?
===
There might be applications that are not suited for Core Data - image manipulation programs like Photoshop or Gimp for example. But for applications that are suited for Core Data, say Address Book or iCal, what is the criteri... | 0 | [
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===
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NUnit and vs.net
===
I want to start using Nunit (finallY), I am using vs.net 2008.
Is it as simple as importing nunit in my test project?
I remember seeing a GUI for nunit, does that do the exact same thing that a seperate test project would do, except show you the pass/fail visually?
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Java Beans: What am I missing?
===
I'm wondering if I'm missing something about Java Beans. I like my objects to do as much initialization in the constructor as possible and have a minimum number of mutators. Beans seem to go directly against this and generally feel clunky. What capabilities am I missing out on by not... | 0 | [
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Anonymous Types - Are there any distingushing characteristics?
===
Is there anything to use, to determine if a type is actually a anonymous type? For example an interface, etc?
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//defined like...
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Is it possilbe to use BindingSource.find on multple columns?
===
Is it possilbe to use BindingSource.find on multple columns?
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How to use a FolderBrowserDialog from a WPF application
===
I'm trying to use the FolderBrowserDialog from my WPF application - nothing fancy. I don't much care that it has the Windows Forms look to it.
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===
Is it possible?
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What are the differences between Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 RC2 encryption in Win32?
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Our app encrypts a value using RC2 in C++ code and I wrote a decryption routine in .NET
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Dynamic Columns and Data Sources with .NET Grid View
===
I am working on a multi-purpose page and rather than adding multiple grids to the same page we wanted to use a single GridView to the page, and on Page_Init add the needed columns, and set the respective DataSourceID.
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Any way to shuffle content in multiple div elements
===
I'm relatively new to Javascript and was wondering if there's a quick way to shuffle content that is contained in multiple `<div>` tags. For example
<div id='d1'>
<span>alpha</span>
<img src='alpha.jpg'>
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ASP.NET GridView Newbie Questions About TFOOT and TH
===
Greetings!
I'm still learning about the GridView control and I have one bound to an ObjectDataSource. My Web form looks like this:
<asp:GridView ID="ourGrid" runat="server" DataSourceID="ourDataSource" onrowdatabound="ourGrid_RowDataBound"
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Which Hypervisors will allow Raw PCI?
===
I am trying to find out which Hypervisor will allow me to grant access to specialized PCI cards (such as a telephony card) to a virtual machine. So far I have tried out VMWare ESXi server and it doesn't seem to allow me to do this. I have heard that Microsoft Virtual Server do... | 0 | [
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JQuery: Move Javascript to the bottom of the Page?
===
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What is the sql to query SqlServer system databases to find an DB object?
===
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SQL join to find inconsistencies between two data sources
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Java printing directly to a Postscript network printer
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Unable to debug WCF service message
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C++ templates and inheritance
===
My C++ framework has Buttons. A Button derives from Control. So a function accepting a Control can take a Button as its argument. So far so good.
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How to add a user in a different Active Directory Domain in C#?
===
So my goal is to be able to add a user from one Active Directory Domain to another group in a separate Active Directory Domain.
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Multi-lingual projects in Visual Studio
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Would anyone know if there are plans or extensions to Visual Studio to allow for multi-lingual projects?
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Using Reflection to set a Property with a type of List<CustomClass>
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How can I use reflection to create a generic List with a custom class (List<CustomClass>)? I need to be able to add values and use
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Get the combobox text in C#
===
I filled up a combobox with the values from an Enum.
Now a combobox is text right? So I'm using a getter and a setter. I'm having problems reading the text.
Here's the code:
public BookType type
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Audit trails and implementing SOX/HIPAA/etc, best practices for sensitive data
===
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How to make a window show up outisde the app?
===
In our Flex AIR app, we have the problem that our main app window is fairly narrow. This means Alert dialog boxes are chopped on both side, while the right click menu is cropped. How can we get these windows to not get cropped by our main window?
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Using the QMDIArea with qt4.4
===
I'm using the QMdiArea in qt4.4.
What I'm doing:
If a new project is created, I add a number of subwindows to a QMdiArea.
And I'd like to disallow the user to close a subwindow during the runtime.
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===
I'm using two commercial libraries that are produced by the same vendor, called VendorLibA and VendorLibB. The libraries are distributed as many DLLs that depend on the compiler version (e.g. VC7, VC8). Both libraries depend on a another libr... | 0 | [
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Using a XAML vector image as a window icon
===
LearnWPF.com posted [this][1] article about converting bitmap images to XAML and using them in your applications.
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===
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Is if expensive?
===
I can't, for the life of me, remember what exactly did our teacher said that day and I'm hoping you would probably know.
The module is "Data Structures and Algorithms" and he told us something along the lines of:
> The if statement is the most expensive
> [something]. [something] registers
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Best approach to limit database traffic on large query?
===
I have a database that i'm dealing with which is updated every few hours remotely (not on any specific time span) and i have no control over the administration of it. I have web clients connecting to it to view information contained within it. These clients (... | 0 | [
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C# LINQ SEO General programming question, how to correctly get the results of a location?
===
sorry about the title :)
Here is my basic problem, I trying to implement an SEO type query for a location.
Here are my examples
/Leeds
/Leeds_England
/Hampshire_England
/England_Leeds
/Europe_England
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General-purpose non-Turing-complete languages?
===
Nearly all programming languages used are [Turing Complete][1], and while this affords the language to represent any [computable][2] algorithm, it also comes with its own set of [problems][3]. Seeing as all the algorithms I write are intended to halt, I would like to ... | 0 | [
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How do I edit all rows in an ASP.NET ListView control at the same time?
===
I would like to know how to put all of my ListView rows into edit mode at once. I am not looking for the traditional behavior of editing each row one at a time. The answer can be in either C# or VB.NET.
Also, if possible, any sample code... | 0 | [
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Hyper links problems
===
How do I set up a hyperlink on my page that will recognize a landing page from another source(web page)and change my link destination temporarily?
In other words:
Page one. Some one clicks a link on page (1) and it brings them to my page.
On my page there is a link that goes to another ... | 0 | [
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C# Syntax - Split String into Array by Comma, Convert To Generic List, and Reverse Order
===
What is the correct syntax for this:
IList<string> names = "Tom,Scott,Bob".Split(',').ToList<string>().Reverse();
What am I messing up?
What does TSource mean? | 0 | [
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Spambots are cluttering my log file [Django]
===
I have a nice and lovely Django site up and running, but have noticed that my `error.log` file was getting huge, over 150 MB after a couple of months of being live. Turns out a bunch of spambots are looking for well known URL vulnerabilities (or something) and hitting a... | 0 | [
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C++ performace tips and rules of thumb anyone?
===
When coding, what is a good rule of thumb to keep in mind with respect to performance? There are endless ways to optimize for a specific platform and compiler, but I'm looking for answers that apply equally well (or almost) across compilers and platforms. | 0 | [
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How do I search through a folder for the filename that matches a regular expression using Python?
===
I am having some difficulty writing a function that will search through a directory for a file that matches a specific regular expression (which I have compiled using 're.compile'). So my question is: How do I search ... | 0 | [
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I can't connect KAction to slot on KMainWindow
===
I have a KMainWindow:
//file.h
class MainWindow: public KMainWindow {
public:
MainWindow(QWidget *parent = 0);
...
...
...
private slots:
void removeClick();
//file.cpp
MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget... | 0 | [
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