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Greatest linear dimension 2d set of points
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Given an ordered set of 2D pixel locations (adjacent or adjacent-diagonal) that form a complete path with no repeats, how do I determine the Greatest Linear Dimension of the polygon whose perimeter is that set of pixels? (where the GLD is the greatest linear distance of a... | 0 | [
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Databind a value to a gridviewcolumn header?
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Is it possible?
I have a listview with several gridviewcolumns. The last column has a dynamic header. I dont know what the column header will be at design time. It's actually a number I want to display as a string.
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Recommendations for a programmable drivers license scanner?
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Our motor pool wants to scan drivers’ licenses and have the data imported into our custom system. We're looking for something that will allow us to programmatically get the data from the scanner (including the picture) and let us insert it into our applic... | 0 | [
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IF statement formatting best-practise, what's your style?
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Looking to improve my IF statement, and I want to keep my code <b>looking pretty</b>
This is what I am currently doing, is it <b>readable</b>, any room for <b>improvement</b>?
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Does Java work with PCF fonts?
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I am trying to make IBM jre to use PCF fonts from default X11 installation on my linux box. In particular adobe-helvetica font. I have toyed to modify fontconfig.properties in jre/lib folder but no matter what I do Java seams to use some other fonts. I guess there is some algorithm h... | 0 | [
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I Need to write a program to draw a graph using HP PCL 5e/HP/GL2
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I have read an example and tried to duplicate it's methods but with weird results. This is a 1 shot deal so I do not want to buy a package to do this. Also, it will be executed on a Multi-Valued database in a Basic that not many programmers write in ... | 0 | [
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Accessing a list of avaliable Wifi APs, on Windows Mobile.
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I need to query for a list of available Wireless Access points. I only need their SSIDs.
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Why is this property Getter virtual?
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Having a strange issue with some C# code - the Getter method for a property is showing up as virtual when not explicitly marked.
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Any good Perl module to validate a XML agaist a schema
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I need to validate an XML agaist a schema.
I tried XML::SAX::ParserFactory; XML::Validator::Schema and related modules but looks like they are limited.
Limited in the sense that it didn't recognize schema elements such as xsd:unique, xsd:group, xsd:key... | 0 | [
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Moving java from Windows to Unix
===
Ok, this is working on windows. My Java app is running and functioning normally
javac -classpath .;ojdbc14.jar -g foo.java
java -classpath .;ojdbc14.jar foo
However, when I do the same thing on Unix I get this error:
ojdbc14.jar: not found
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Vectors in Java, how to return multiple vectors in an object...
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I'm working on a java program, and I have several vectors defined and filled (from a file) inside a method. I need to return the contents of all the vectors from the method. I have heard you can put them all in one object to return them. Is that po... | 0 | [
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Invoke gdb to automatically run a program with arguments
===
I'd like to write a script that (under certain conditions) will execute gdb and automatically run some program X with some set of arguments Y. Once the program has finished executing the user should remain at gdb's prompt until s/he explicitly exits it.
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Any one of an opengl es example of an interactive globe/earth for the iPhone.
===
I am looking for an example that renders an interactive earth similar to the one in the smule products | 0 | [
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Is there an easy way to provide a Matlab-based Web App or Web Service?
===
A colleague and I have spent a few years developing a really cool Matlab application, MDLcompress. Within Matlab, I can type "MDLcompress('filename.txt')" and it will tell me all sorts of really cool stuff about the contents of filename.txt. ... | 0 | [
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C++ STL Vector Iterator accessing members of an Object
===
I think I've declared a Vector with an object correctly. But, I don't know how to access it's members when looping with Iterator.
In my code, the line --->> cout << " " << *Iter;
How do I print the contents of the members? Like *Iter.m_PackLine ???
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Is there a ReSharper template to generate a basic method?
===
I'm new to ReSharper and am surprised that there isn't a template defined for
public void MethodName(<params>)
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How do you edit Maven pom files?
===
I have recently started exploring Maven, but I feel a bit overwhelmed of all xml configuration in all the pom files. Are there any good tools i can use? | 0 | [
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QAbstractTableModel inheritance vtable problem
===
Here's another problem with qt:
I extend a QAbstractTableModel, but I get a compiling error ( I'm using cmake)
// file.h
#ifndef TABLEMODEL_H
#define TABLEMODEL_H
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Bogus eclipse warning for web.xml: "No grammar constraints (DTD or XML schema) detected for the document."
===
The top of my web.xml file looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<web-app xmlns="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
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Perl code runs correctly outside the debugger, runs incorrectly in the debugger
===
I have some Perl code that runs fine outside the debugger:
% perl somefile.pl
but when I run it inside the debugger:
% perl -d somefile.pl
it behaves differently.
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ASP.NET 3.5 bind to xml string
===
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Free sound editor / converter?
===
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Spring bean with no id or name
===
I'm reviewing some Spring code, and I see a few bean defs that do not have an id or a name.
The person who did it is not around to ask.
The application is working fine.
I am not familiar what this necessarily means.
Anybody know if this means anything in particular?
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How to find webrick bugs in NetBeans for Ror?
===
I'm starting my adventure with Ruby on Rails and as IDE I choose Netbeans. It has bundled server Webrick and it had worked good. But after some changes in my first application it gives me internal error 500 - but nothing shows in console. And older actions give the sam... | 0 | [
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Is there a way to add a subreport to the header of an RDLC report?
===
I am looking for a way to add a "subreport" (or something equivilent) to the header of a RDLC report in Visual Studio 2008. I have a block of information that I would like to pass in via a parameter, but I only want to display it once. Any help w... | 0 | [
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Modifying PDF document properties
===
How can I modify the PDF document properties programmatically using .NET code?
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Send data over Internet
===
I have a requirement to send some 100 bytes data over internet .My machine is connected to internet.
I can do this with HTTP by sending requests and receiving responses.
But my requirement is just to send data not receive response.
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sending an email, but not now.
===
I'm writing an application where the user will create an appointment, and instantly get an email confirming their appointment. I'd also like to send an email the day of their appointment, to remind them to actually show up.
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Persisting Users using Hibernate
===
I've created a UserObject and RoleObject to represent users in my application. I'm trying to use hibernate for CRUD instead of raw JDBC. I've successfully retrieved the information from the data base, but I can not create new users. I get the following error.
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Populate Property Object during Property Call
===
I'd like to know whether this is approach correct or if their are better ways of doing this.
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Search results Highlighting using Lucene.net
===
I'm working on an asp.net application which uses Lucene.net
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Which Tomcat5 context file takes precedence?
===
[Tomcat documentation][1] says:
The locations for Context Descriptors are;
$CATALINA_HOME/conf/[enginename]/[hostname]/context.xml
$CATALINA_HOME/webapps/[webappname]/META-INF/context.xml
On my server, I have at least 3 files floating around:
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===
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C# Mobile Game Development
===
I'm currently trying to implement a marble maze game for a WM 5.0 device and have been struggling with developing a working prototype. The prototype would need the user to control the ball using the directional keys and display realistic acceleration and friction.
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Parallel mysql queries in php?
===
I am sharding my data into multiple mysql databases, but sometimes I will need to gather information from multiple shards. How can I query multiple mysql databases in parallel in php?
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asp.net, stateserver, NLB, session lost.
===
1st post on stackoverflow, hope to have great feedback :)
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BizTalk Looping Functoid
===
I have a structured XML file format that needs to be mapped to a flatter XML format. Ordinarily I would create a custom XSLT file for this and have the BizTalk map use it. However, I do like the idea of using the graphical maps where possible - it's all too easy to dive straight into XSLT ... | 0 | [
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In Perforce, what is the command to connect to a different port when switching client user?
===
What is the command-line equivalent of "Switch Port Client User" as found in the p4win gui client?
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How to send html email to outlook from Java
===
I'm trying to send an email in html format using JavaMail but it always seems to only display as a text email in Outlook.
Here is my code:
try
{
Properties props = System.getProperties();
props.put("mail.smtp.host", mailserver);
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How Does AQTime Do It?
===
I've been testing out [the performance and memory profiler AQTime][1] to see if it's worthwhile spending those big $$$ for it for my Delphi application.
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How do I refresh an ASP.NET ListView using jQuery and AJAX?
===
I have a page with a number of ListViews that I want users to be able to sort and page through. Rather than postback and rebind the entire page each time, I would like to do it via jQuery/AJAX selectively for the control in question. I am comfortable maki... | 0 | [
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===
I have an iterator to a map element, and I would like gdb to show me the values of the "first" and "second" elements of that iterator.
For example:
std::map<int,double> aMap;
...fill map...
std::map<int,double>::const_iterator p = aMap.begin();
I ca... | 0 | [
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===
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===
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SQL CLR function and OleDb permissions
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I have a C# library that uses OleDb to pull data from an Excel file and return it in a DataRowCollection which is used by a CLR Table-Valued Function in SQL Server 2005.
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JavaScript: Check if mouse button down?
===
Is there a way to detect if a mouse button is currently down in JavaScript?
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How can I inform the implementor of my Interface that the "path" parameter represents a folder?
===
I am about to define an interface in my application that plug-in writers can implement to provide user-defined "export" capabilities. It'll look something like this:
public interface IFooExporter
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I want to examine the contents of a std::vector in gdb but I don't have access to _M_impl because I'm using icc, not gcc, how do I do it? Let's say it's a std::vector<int> for the sake of simplicity.
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Regex for matching "everything but" a string
===
I'm looking for a regular expression that will match all strings EXCEPT those that contain a certain string within. Can someone help me construct it?
For example, looking for all strings that *do not* have a, b, and c in them in that order.
So <br />
abasfaf3 wo... | 0 | [
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Algorithm to split an array into N groups based on item index (should be something simple)
===
I feel that it should be something very simple and obvious but just stuck on this for the last half an hour and can't move on.
All I need is to split an array of elements into N groups based on element index.
For examp... | 0 | [
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Should DOMNodeInsertedIntoDocument bubble?
===
I've been always thinking that DOMNodeInsertedIntoDocument/DOMNodeRemovedFromDocument events should not bubble, and for me that made enough sence. However, just recently I looked into specification once again and found out that in one location it says these events should ... | 0 | [
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Deploying Web Apps as war Files
===
I'm having some trouble uploading and getting my web app on the net with my chosen host. I built a war file in Net Beans and asked my host to deploy it for me. This worked fine but to access it I had to point my browser to:
www.myDomain.co.uk/explodedWar
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API to determine cell carrier?
===
Is there a free API or some other way to determine what carrier a cell phone number is registered with?
I'd like my application to broadcast text messages without them picking their carrier from a list.
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Ignoring accents in SQL Server using LINQ to SQL
===
How can I ignore accents (like ´, `, ~) in queries made to a SQL Server database using LINQ to SQL? | 0 | [
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How do you inspect for and test for known IE browser "features"?
===
My company makes its money off of a great user experience using IE6, 7, Firefox and Safari. 90% of our traffic ends up IE and probably 60% of that traffic is still IE6. IE6 has a bunch of known gotcha's such as accessing DOM objects while they are ... | 0 | [
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What CSS/JS/HTML/XML plugin(s) do you use in Eclipse?
===
I'm looking for a good plugin for doing web front end work in Eclipse. I don't want something that completely takes over eclipse, or something that has masses of dependencies that need to be updated all the time, or something that is geared towards a particular... | 0 | [
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Can I invoke an instance method on a Ruby module without including it?
===
### Background:
I have a module which declares a number of instance methods
module UsefulThings
def get_file; ...
def delete_file; ...
def format_text(x); ...
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Schema-aware XML editing in Vim
===
When editing an XML file in IntelliJ IDEA, if the document references a schema, IDEA will fetch the schema and use the information for auto-complete. It knows which tags are valid in which contexts, so when you hit CTRL-space, it suggests only those tags. It also highlights any ta... | 0 | [
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Can someone recommend a bells and whistles CSS framework?
===
I am looking for a bells and whistles CSS framework. I have found a number online that deal with "grids", and some that deal with "typography" and others that deal with "resetting".
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How do you deal with visual basic 6 frm and frx files in source control?
===
This is always a pain no matter what source control system I have used (source safe, cvs, clearcase...) the binary .frx files always cause a problem when merging visual basic forms.
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What rules would you use to validate an Australian Phone Number?
===
What can I do to comprehensively validate an Australian Phone Number? You can assume it is dialed from within Australia. I want to use a white-list approach.
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LINQ or XSLT to turn one Element into another in Visual Basic 9
===
Short version:
Could anyone suggest or provide a sample in LINQ to XML for VB, or in an XSLT of how to change one XML element into another (without hardcoding an element-by-element copy of all the unchanged elements)?
Background:
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I noticed methods marked optional in several protocols defined in the iPhone SDK, such as the `UIActionSheetDelegate` protocol for example.
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===
I have been working on a script with PHP4 that relies on NuSOAP. Now, I'm trying to move this to PHP5, and use the buildin support for SOAP there.
$wsdlPath = ""; // I have obviously set these variables to something meaningful, just hidden for the sake of security
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How do I make IntelliJ IDEA run all the tests in a package including sub packages
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How do I convery a Char into a Keycode in .Net?
===
I want to convert a string into a series of Keycodes, so that I can then send them via PostMessage to a control. I need to simulate actual keyboard input, and I'm wondering if a massive switch statement is the only way to convert a character into the correct keycode... | 0 | [
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Important UI Features That Are Often Left Out
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I really want to know if I'm missing anything obvious in the software I'm developing.
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Where to start? What language to learn first?
===
I'm just starting out in the programming world and I know that I have a long road ahead of me..but I learn quickly. :) I want to be able to build RIAs and I've been going through Adobe's PDF files on ActionScript 3.0 and Flex. The more I learn, the more interesting it ... | 4 | [
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Objective-C @class vs. #import
===
It is to my understanding that one should use a forward-class declaration in the event ClassA needs to include a ClassB header, and ClassB needs to include a ClassA header to avoid any circular inclusions. I also understand that an #import it a simple ifndef so that an include only h... | 0 | [
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SQL insert into related tables
===
This seems to me to be the kind of issue that would crop up all the time with SQL/database development, but then I'm new to all this, so forgive my ignorance.
I have 2 tables:
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Tracks](
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Upgrading a site with SEO in mind
===
I'm managing an established site which is currently in the process of being upgraded (completely replaced anew), but I'm worried that I'll lose all my Google indexing (that is, there will be a lot of pages in Google's index which won't exist in that place any more).
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scripts embedded in images
===
I run a small browser MMO, and I have a problem where a couple users are embedding scripts into their profile images, and using them to make attacks against said users, and my game in general. Is there a way to protect against this, or do I need to start blocking people from being able ... | 0 | [
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What are the most common mistakes made in WPF development?
===
This question intends to provide a list of solutions to common pitfalls or "gotcha's" when developing WPF applications. Responses should be voted up or down based on how common the type of issue is. Here are the rules:
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Linq to SQL: How can I Order By a composite object?
===
I have the following Linq to SQL query, in which I'm trying to do a multi-column GROUP BY:
return from revision in dataContext.Revisions
where revision.BranchID == sourceBranch.BranchID-1 && !revision.HasBeenMerged
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Updating a com dll
===
We have an application which uses COM dll.Now, we are pushing updates of this dll.We copy the new dll ( overwriting the existing one) and register the dll. Is this a good practice.Or, should we first unregister the dll already on clients machine.
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Javascript Calendar with Drag select for multiple days
===
Anyone know of a Javascript Calendar that supports drag selection for multiple days? Need to be able to do it over months as well, not just restricted to one month.
Thanks a lot in advance, the ones here are no good for my problem:
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jQuery: Select <a> which points to the current URL
===
In jQuery, how do you select the `<a>` which href is pointing to the current URL
For example:<br>
URL = http://server/dir/script.aspx?id=1
I want to select this `<a>`<br>
`<a href="/dir/script.aspx">...</a>`
I tried this but it doesn't work:
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sendmail and MX records when mail server is not on web host
===
This is a problem I'm sure is easy to fix, but I've been banging my head on it all day.
I'm developing a new web site for a client. The web site resides at (this is an example) website.com. I have a PHP form script to email visitors' requests to requ... | 0 | [
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Rails JOIN TABLES
===
I have a following SQL QUERY:
SELECT articles.name, articles.price, users.zipcode FROM articles INNER JOIN users ON users.id = articles.user_id WHERE vectors @@ to_tsquery('crime') ORDER BY articles.price ASC
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Flex and embended XML
===
I'm using Parsley IoC in my current Flex project. So I'd like to embend container configuration XML onto result SWF.
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Multiple installs of Django - How to configure transparent multiplex through the webserver (Lighttpd)?
===
This question flows from the answer to:[How does one set up multiple accounts with separate databases for Django on one server?][1]
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A packing algorithm ... kind of
===
Given an array of items, each of which has a `value` and `cost`, **what's the best algorithm determine the items required to reach a minimum value at the minimum cost?** eg:
Item: Value -> Cost
-------------------
A 20 -> 11
B 7 -> 5
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Matching inexact company names in Java
===
I have a database of companies. My application receives data that references a company by name, but the name may not exactly match the value in the database. I need to match the incoming data to the company it refers to.
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Servlet being called twice!
===
sorry but I do not have the actual code with me, but I will try to explain:
I have a servlet mapped to the following:
/admin/*
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In Java: when to use LinkedList<> over ArrayList<>?
===
I've always been one to simply use `List<String> names = new ArrayList<String>();`
I use the interface as the type name for portability, so that when I ask questions such as these I can rework my code.
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Why do directory listings contain the current (.) and parent (..) directory?
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Whenever I list the contents of a directory with a function like readdir, the returned file names also include "." and "..". I have the suspicion that these are just normal links in the file system and therefore indistinguishable from act... | 0 | [
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How does Flash work?
===
Right now I'm developing a small canvas oriented 2D graphics engine for a game, and have been looking into several sources for hints to apply to my system's design. But obviously the most battle proven solution out there is flash, so I was wondering how is Flash architectured. I found some sou... | 0 | [
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No file extension?
===
When I look at Amazon.com and I see their "url" for pages, it does not have .htm or .html, or .php at the end of the url. It is more like:
http://www.amazon.com/books-used-books-textbooks/b/ref=topnav_storetab_b?ie=UTF8&node=283155
Why?
What kind of extension is that?
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Retain precision with Doubles in java.
===
Sorry, major copy paste here...
print("import java.util.Scanner;
public class Project2 {
static double formatDecimal(double inputDouble) {
double formattedDouble = 0;
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Is there a difference in the underlying protocol for ODBC, OLEDB & ADO.NET
===
When communicating to a SQL Server database using one of the typical systems, ODBC, OLEDB or ADO.NET, is the underlying basic protocol the same? Are all the differences between these systems basically just client side issues?
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C#: Side effects with Directory.GetFiles in a foreach statement and deleting files?
===
I have following foreach-loop:
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//...
if (Directory.Exists(path))
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How does Gmail recognize email signatures (alternatively, "What's the best way to recognize email signatures?")
===
Gmail automatically greys text that looks like a signature. Anyone have any guesses how it does this? (I've noticed that it depends on the presence of the sender's name, but I think that's only part of t... | 0 | [
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best name for object for collection of semantically-related inputs?
===
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How can I save a DataTable to a .DBF?
===
I've been working on a program to read a dbf file, mess around with the data, and save it back to dbf. The problem that I am having is specifically to do with the writing portion.
private const string constring = "Driver={Microsoft dBASE Driver (*.dbf)};"
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Problem with floating-point precision when moving from i386 to x86_64
===
I have an application that was developed for Linux x86 32 bits, there are lots of floating-point operations and a lot of tests depending on the results. Now we are porting it to x86_64 but the test results are different in these architecture. W... | 0 | [
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Configuraton: When does IsReadOnly take effect?
===
This is a simple question, but one I'm not finding much information for in the docs. When dealing with custom configuraiton sections, collections, elements, etc, when does the IsReadOnly setting actually mean read only?
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