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FFMPEG Frame to DirectX Surface
===
Given a pointer to an AVFrame from FFMPEG's `avcodec_decode_video`() function how do I copy the image to a DirectX surface? (Assume I have a pointer to an appropriately sized DX X8R8G8B8 surface.)
Thanks.
John.
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What is the reason not to use select * ?
===
I've seen a number of people claim that you should specifically name each column you want in your select query.
Assuming I'm going to use all of the columns anyway, why would I not use select *?
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python logging into a forum
===
I've written this to try and log onto a forum (phpBB3).
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import urllib, re
logindata = urllib.urlencode({'username': 'x', 'password': 'y'})
page = urllib.urlopen("http://www.woarl.com/board/ucp.php?mode=login"[logindata])
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How do I get rid of the red rectangle when my wpf binding validation has failed and the containing panel is no longer visible?
===
I have a situation where I am using wpf data binding and validation using the ExceptionValidationRule.
Another part of the solution invovles collapsing some panels and showing others.
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"Multiple inheritance" (generalisation relationship) in data models
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bash if -a vs -e option
===
Both about "-a" and "-e" options in Bash documentation (http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bashref.html#Bash-Conditional-Expressions) is said:
-a file
True if file exists.
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True if file exists.
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Set Event Log settings via GPO
===
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USB Debugging
===
I'm looking for a very specific USB device for debugging systems that may use USB but not with a regular computer. I want a device that has a USB input and two USB outputs. The device to be debugged is connected to the USB input and one of the outputs is connected to another device with an input on i... | 0 | [
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RhinoMocks Event Subscription
===
Being new to RhinoMocks and Unit Testing, I have come accross an issue that I cannot seem to find a resolution to (no matter how much documentation I read).
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MySQL column with various types
===
I seem to often find myself wanting to store data of more than one type (usually specifically integers and text) in the same column in a MySQL database. I know this is horrible, but the reason it happens is when I'm storing responses that people have made to questions in a questionn... | 0 | [
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In C++, I want my interface, .h to say int GetSomeInt() const;.... but actually the method *DOES* update "this". Is there a way to do it without changing the .h?
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IPhone and Cocos2d Sprites/Layers
===
I am using cocos2d-iphone to place Sprites onto a Layer to setup a game playfield. At certain points in the game, certain Sprites need to be removed based upon game conditions. What I would like to do is setup an array of Sprite pointers, but I have two questions:
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Resharper is surrounding NUnit [SetUp] with regions upon Code Cleanup
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On Ctrl+E, C (Code Cleanup) ReSharper is surrounding the [SetUp] method with a region.
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How do I make an ASP.NET 2.0 Web App compile like a 1.1 App?
===
When compiling an ASP.NET 2.0 App names MySite for deployment I get a series of assemblies that resemble something like "bin/APP_xyz123.dll", "bin/APP_xyz456.dll" and so on.
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Redmine - Add "Spent Time" Field to Issues Display
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Reading email from a mail file
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I have a huge number of mail archives that I want to de-duplicate and sort out. The archives are either in mbox format or contain a single mail message. To add a bit of complication, some of the files have windows EOL sequences, and some have the unix EOL.
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LPCSTR, LPCTSTR and LPTSTR
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What the difference between LPCSTR, LPCTSTR and LPTSTR?
Why do we need to do this to convert a string into a LV\_ITEM structure variable pszText:
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Silverlight DataGrid Exception Reording Column Headers
===
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Where to close java PreparedStatements and ResultSets?
===
PreparedStatement ps = null;
ResultSet rs = null;
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// process the results...
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Parsing Binary Data in C?
===
Are there any libraries or guides for how to read and parse binary data in C?
I am looking at some functionality that will receive TCP packets on a network socket and then parse that binary data according to a specification, turning the information into a more useable form by the code.... | 0 | [
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Can I use INotifyPropertyChanged in WCF?
===
In my WPF app, I call a WCF service to retrieve my business object. I take that business object and bind it to a grid. I want to now apply the INotifyPropertyChanged attribute, but am unsure if it would work from WCF. My ultimate goal is to be able to edit items in a gri... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET MVC Beta 1 - URI Routing Syntax
===
I have scoured the web for a decent explanation of the routing syntax in ASP.NET MVC Beta 1 but I still can't get it to work.
Please could someone explain what I need to put in my Global.asax.cs file to have two supported URIs for my site:
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Need ideas on outputting table data to a CSV using PL/SQL in a dynamic fashion
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The task is to take a list of tables which is changeable.
Write a piece of PL/SQL that when executed outputs every tables rows into individual csv files.
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When should database indexes be rebuilt?
===
I was reading about refactoring a large slow SQL Query over [here][1], and the current highest response is from Mitch Wheat, who wants to make sure the query uses indexes for the major selects, and mentions:
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Animated insertBefore in javascript
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So I have this app that checks for updates on the server getting a JSON response, each new update is put at the top of my list on a new div that is added via insertBefore using javascript.
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Best Practices for 3 Tier Development
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Does anyone know of any documentation by MS or someone else that lays out the best practices for developing a 3 tier architecture in ASP.NET. I am in the process of trying to convince my boss that the current architecture needs rethought and reworked to provide a flexible and... | 0 | [
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"select * from table" vs "select colA,colB,etc from table" interesting behaviour in SqlServer2005
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Drag and Dropping an Object Reference VB.Net
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I am trying to 'swap' two cells contents, and their mappings. To do this, I need to drag and drop a reference to the cell as opposed to the string value itself. I can then use this reference to update an Dictionary as well as get the value. It allows allows me to do the... | 0 | [
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Need help displaying children lists without spacing the parent lists
===
I am printing out a list of college majors we offer, then within each major, we have concentrations for each major.
Our Science Major has the following concentrations: Environmental Science & Forestry, Chiropractic, Chemistry, Biology
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What's the difference between these two methods of linking a html page to a css file?
===
I've been reading through a few tutorials about css, and I saw two different ways to state which css file should be used to style the page:
<style type="text/css">@import url("style.css");</style>
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web service and nunit testing
===
I have created a console application that calls a method on a webservice.
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How do you 'spec' a web server to support a given application?
===
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Calculate when a cron job will be executed then next time
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What tools/languages do you use for PHP web application deployment ?
===
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iPhone Devel: Broken cell with an odd strikethrough?
===
I'm having a weird issue with a particular tableView in my iPhone devel experience here. If you look at the following screenshot:
http://dl-client.getdropbox.com/u/57676/brokencell.png you'll notice a strike through going through the middle of the 'Jane Aba' ... | 0 | [
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iPhone: tableView scrolling under the navigation bar.
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How to open a network connection from windows mobile with c#?
===
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Getting started with Constraint Programming
===
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intranet portal for the project
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I would like to setup a portal for my development team to share the ideas, reports, documents, images, etc. Something similar to MS SharePoint but free/open source.
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Stored procedures in Linq/Lambda (Unit-testable but performant stored procs). Possible???
===
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===
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How do I go about creating a mock request for my asp.net-mvc application for unit-testing?
What options do I have?
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I've recently written this with help from SO. Now could someone please tell me how to make it actually log onto the board. It brings up everything just in a non logged in format.
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DOS : how do you run a batch without having to login on a share?
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I'm running an xcopy command in a batch script which copies a file to a shared drive on another workstation; however the workstation requires a login before connecting to the share. Is there a way to script the login/connect into the batch file?
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xls to text converter
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Anyone know of a free xls to text converter that can be run from the unix command line? | 0 | [
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Loading data files in iPhone project
===
How does one read a data file in an iPhone project? For example, lets say I have a static file called "level.dat" that is structured as follows:
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What is the best way to get the errors from a production site in PHP?
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For most production sites, you want to know when there has been an error as soon as possible. My question is how best to get this information.
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Rosetta Stone: reservoir random sampling algorithm
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I've been killing some time with a little puzzle project -- writing the algorithm described in Knuth for random sampling of a population without knowing the size of the population in advance. So far I've written it in JavaScript Rhino, Clojure, Groovy, Python, and... | 0 | [
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How do I set a field value in an C# Expression tree?
===
Given:
FieldInfo field = <some valid string field on type T>;
ParameterExpression targetExp = Expression.Parameter(typeof(T), "target");
ParameterExpression valueExp = Expression.Parameter(typeof(string), "value");
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What is included in each error level
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I'm basically wondering what is included in each error level, [as found here][1] in PHP. Example, where does an unset variable or key fall? Or where does a parse fall? I can't seem to find any documentation on the PHP website or general internet regarding this.
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How do I make a DetailsView CheckBoxField visible in edit mode in IE6?
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<%-- In IE6, in edit mode, the checkbox isn't visible --%>
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Building a database driven menu with ASP.NET, JQuery and Suckerfish
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I'm attempting at creating a menu from a table using the Suckerfish css menu and Jquery. I'm using this as my reference: [Suckerfish menu with ASP.NET and JQuery][1] and I have it working with manually supplied links (much like in the article).
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Hibernate group by time interval
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I have a table with a timestamp field of type datetime. I need to aggregate the data between a defined start and end time into x groups representing time intervals of equal length, where x is supplied as function parameter.
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WPF Style Trigger
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I change the FontSize of Text in a Style trigger, this causes the Control containing the text to resize as well. How can I change the Fontsize without effecting the parent's size? | 0 | [
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Working with the "onclick" of a server side dynamically created TableRow.
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I am dynamically creating a table which I want to have clickable rows. When the user clicks on one of the rows I want to redirect to a page specific to the item of that row. My question is how on the server side can I wire the "onclick" ev... | 0 | [
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Forcing a tab in an extended .net control
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Say I'm extending a TextBox called CustomTextBox in .net. In certain situations I would like to force a tab to the next TabIndex on the form. Is there a way to do this beyond getting all the controls contained in CustomTextBox's parent, sorting them by their TabIndex, and ... | 0 | [
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Best practices for version control comments
===
There is a lot of conversation about commenting code, but how about commenting on check-ins?
I found this blog post:
http://www.redbitbluebit.com/post/Subversion-Check-In-Comment---Great-Practices.aspx
As the guy who is putting together the release notes, I am loo... | 0 | [
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Which VSTS Process Template are you using?
===
There is the classic MSF Agile and MSF CMMI that are coming by default with VSTS.
However, I saw that there is [Scrum Light on CodePlex][1] and a [Scrum Process by Conchango][2].
How good are those? Are you using any of those?
What are your customization that you... | 0 | [
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How to set DPI information in an image? [Java]
===
I have an application that I want to export high-resolution (or rather, high pixel density?) images for printing - for example, I want images that print at 250 dots per inch (DPI), instead of the default, which I understand to be 72 DPI.
I'm using a BufferedImage w... | 0 | [
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threadlocal variables in a servlet
===
Are the threadlocals variables global to all the requests made to the servlet that owns the variables?
I am using resin for the server. | 0 | [
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WCF and Custom Soap Authentication
===
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JBoss Monitoring / Profiling
===
I have a legacy JBoss 4.0.4/EJB 2.1/PostgreSQL system with zillions of "transaction scripted" procedures as server EJB methods, and many of them have very slow and clumsy execution times due to bad programming practices (like creating temporary tables everytime, etc).
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Safari with NTLM
===
Whenever I try to access a NTLM authenticated intranet site, Safari takes forever to process and then comes back with "The sever is unavailable" or if allowed by the site, loads with out authenticating. I can access these same sites with no problems in both Firefox and Internet Explorer. The sites... | 0 | [
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To CurrentThread.Abort or not to CurrentThread.About...
===
I've seen a number of examples that have a thread procedure that looks like this.
private void ThreadProc()
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CSS Trick to show border on table and cells when cells are not empty and show no border otherwise
===
Is there any way to make sure that a table and cells it contains have a border only when the cells are not empty?
If all the cells of the table are empty, then no border should be visible.
Kind regards, | 0 | [
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Using java to encrypt integers
===
I'm trying to encrypt some integers in java using java.security and javax.crypto.
The problem seems to be that the Cipher class only encrypts byte arrays. I can't directly convert an integer to a byte string (or can I?). What is the best way to do this?
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Date/time conversion: string representation to time_t
===
What's the best way to convert a date string, formatted as `"MM-DD-YY HH:MM:SS"`, to a `time_t` value in either C or C++? | 0 | [
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Comparing XML in a unit test in Python
===
I have an object that can build itself from an XML string, and write itself out to an XML string. I'd like to write a unit test to test round tripping through XML, but I'm having trouble comparing the two XML versions. Whitespace and attribute order seem to be the issues. Any... | 0 | [
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How can you identify mutliple elements with the same name in XPath?
===
What if I had a document that had multiple elements with the same name -- how would I retrieve, for instance, the second element?
<doc>
...
<element name="same">foo</element>
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<element name="same">bar</element>
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Telnet lib and language choice for cross OS telnet client?
===
I'm looking to start a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUD">MUD client</a> application, which connects to a MUD hosted on a telnet server. The only thing important to me is that it runs painlessly and efficiently across any OS. Aside from that requ... | 0 | [
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Getting edit value from ListView
===
I'm missing something here, but I've stared at it too long to see it. I've got a simple ListView, with the typical Edit/Update/Cancel buttons. I've got the following set up in my EditITemTemplate when the row goes into edit mode:
<EditItemTemplate>
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convert an exression to a string representation?
===
module Expr where
-- Variables are named by strings, assumed to be identifiers.
type Variable = String
-- Representation of expressions.
data Expr = Const Integer
| Var Variable
| Plus Expr Expr
| Minus Expr Expr
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Serializing anonymous delegates in C#
===
I am trying to determine what issues could be caused by using the following serialization surrogate to enable serialization of anonymous delegate/lambdas.
// see http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/09/net/#S3
class NonSerializableSurrogate : ISerialization... | 0 | [
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strptime() equivalent on Windows?
===
Is there a good equivalent implementation of `strptime()` available for Windows? This POSIX function does not appear to be available. | 0 | [
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Get the BIOS time in LINGO
===
Can someone tell me how to get the BIOS time in Lingo? | 0 | [
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How to remove elements from xml using xslt with stylesheet and xsltproc?
===
I have a lot of XML files which have something of the form:
`<`Element
fruit="apple"
animal="cat" /`>`
Which I want to be removed from the file.
Using an XSLT stylesheet and the Linux command-line utility xsltproc, how ... | 0 | [
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Java dynamic binding and method overriding
===
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Visual Studio 2008 Installer Project - Custom Actions not firing
===
I can't seem to get a custom action working. I might be doing this wrong. Here's what I'm trying to do:
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How to move "Solution Explorer" tab in Visual Studio
===
Does anyone know how to move the "Solution Explorer" tab in Visual Studio 2005? It's on the left, and I can't move it to the right.
Thanks,
Alan | 0 | [
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Killing an interop Application process
===
I have the following in a program (written in VB.NET):
Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel
Public Class Form1
Dim eApp As New Excel.Application
Dim w As Excel.Workbook
w = eApp.Workbooks.Open( "path.xls", ReadOnly:=True)
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Order of fields in Dynamic Data ?
===
Does anybody know if it is possible **to choose the order of the fields** in Dynamic Data (of course, without customizing the templates of each table) ?
Thanks !
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How to get the name/description of an exception?
===
How do you get the name and/or description of an [SEH][1] exception **without** having to hard-code the strings into your application?
I tried to use `FormatMessage()`, but it truncates the message sometimes, even if you specify to ignore inserts:
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CreateProcessAsUser not working correctly in my experiments..
===
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2. This machine also has another account user1 which is a guest account
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Powershell remoting with V1
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Do you know of any good remoting solutions using powershell V1 (I know the V2 stuff is awesome, but my organization doesn't like using pre-release software). I don't need anything spectactular, just a way to kick off powershell script on another box and get the results back when they'r... | 0 | [
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Is it ok to write my own extension methods in the system namespace?
===
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Designing an SQL Table and getting it right the first time
===
I currently working on an issue tracker for my company to help them keep track of problems that arise with the network. I am using C# and SQL.
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How does Apple make the info.plist display its "Information Property List"?
===
My plists simply start with "Root". Theirs contains arrays of useful stuff you can select to tweak the configuration.
The specific info.plist I am looking at is in an iphone project.
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Control a service on a remote server from IIS
===
*Please note: In each step I describe below I'm logged in as the same domain user account.*
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Javascript Regexp - Match string pattern except if string is inside specified tag
===
I am trying to replace all occurences of ???some.text.and.dots??? in a html page to add a link on it. I've built this regexp that does it :
\?\?\?([a-z0-9\.]*)\?\?\?
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c# - renaming leaf nodes of List<string> during serializing to XML
===
I hope I writed title correctly. I'm serializing to XML my class where one of properties has type List < string >.
public class MyClass {
...
public List<string> Properties { get; set; }
...
}
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How to verify if a rule exists in a prolog file clause database
===
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Publish on Xbap to IIS on Windows Server 2003
===
Ive programmed an Xbap Application and published it to Windows XP computer without any problem. Now I want to publish the Xbap application to a Computer running Windows Server 2003. I do'nt get any failure when I´m publish the application, but when I try to browse the ... | 0 | [
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How do you determine if a variable contains a file pointer in PHP?
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Exactly as the question states: How can you check if a variable in PHP contains a file pointer? Some like `is_string()` or `is_object()`. | 0 | [
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Using GDB without debugging symbols on x86?
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How do I use GDB to debug a program which do not have debugging symbols on a 32-bit x86 processor? Inspecting the function arguments, local variables, resolving pointers would be useful to know how to do.
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