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How can i add form in excel sheet
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How can i add input form in excel sheet. i want to insert values in excel cell using the form | 0 | [
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Online exam web application
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I am developing an online exam using JSP/Servlets which is nearing completion. I'm planning to add timer function for the entire exam that shows elapsed time in minutes. How do I implement this with a fool-proof technique to implement this, because using javascript would mean that the u... | 0 | [
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join two tables into one big table
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I have two tables with the same columns, and I need to copy one table's rows to the other table's rows to create one big table with all the values from both tables. Right now I am doing this query to return the same thing:
SELECT col1, col2, col3 from Table1
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PPC breakpoints
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How is a breakpoint implemented on PPC (On OS X, to be specific)?
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Benchmark problems for testing concurency
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For one of the projects I'm doing right now, I need to look at the performance (amongst other things) of different [concurrent enabled][1] programming languages.
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What is a good CSS strategy?
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We have a large ASP.Net website that has a single css stylesheet which is getting out of control.
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Using Capistrano to deploy (a non-Rails site) via FTP?
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How would I go about this?
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What's the best way to calculate date difference in Javascript
===
I doing a function in Javascript like the VisualBasic DateDiff.
You give two dates and the returning time interval (Seconds, Minutes, Days, etc...)
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Forcing threads in a service to wait for another thread to finish
===
I'm writing a service that has five different methods that can take between 5 seconds and 5 minutes to run.
The service will schedule these different methods to run at different intervals.
I don't want any of the methods to run concurrently, s... | 0 | [
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Windows Server 2008 as development machine - step by step
===
I have found many tutorials about using Windows Server 2003 as a development machine, and very little information about Windows Server 2008 for the same purpose.
For a nicer experience, I have followed the steps from [Convert your Windows Server 2008 to ... | 0 | [
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Scoping issue in Javascript
===
I need to have some information about the Scoping issue in Javascript. I know that it spports lexical(static) scoping, but, does not it support dynamic scoping as well?
If you know anything about the scoping in Javascript, would you please share them with me ?
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logging for web application
===
I'm in the middle of building a pretty big site using asp.net (forms if it's of any interest), and I'm wondering if i need a logging framework such as log4net.
I've used such frameworks before, but i don't see how i could put it to any use in this type of project.
usually i think logg... | 0 | [
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which open source project(s) uses the castle activerecord?
===
Rather than the demos can you suggest any open source projects using castle activerecord for code study? | 0 | [
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storing unbound python functions in a class object
===
I'm trying to do the following in python:
In a file called foo.py:
# simple function that does something:
def myFunction(a,b,c):
print "call to myFunction:",a,b,c
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class data:
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Terminate and Suspend activity in Windows workflow Foundation
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I need to stop the execution Is there any procedures for using terminate and suspend activity
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Help I have problem with select query in JPA
===
i have problem i want to
select name_magazine from magazine
and i already import all library needed
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>List<Magazine> results = (List<Magazine>) q.getResultList ();
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Return ADODB.Recordset type from .NET to Classic ASP
===
I have a DAL that I want to return an ADODB.recordset when executed from a classic asp. The object is exposed as a com object and I have a complete dal workin but I am not sure how to return an object that is a recordset that .net can use.
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Why was validate request taken out of ASP.net MVC?
===
In standard ASP.net applications ASP.net offered some protection from XSS attacks with validateRequest throwing detect dangerous input errors if some one tried to. This functionality seems to have been taken out of MVC any idea why?
Thanks,
Alex | 0 | [
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The best way to change the innerHTML of a certain type of Elements
===
I've a HTML page with several Div's that will show the time difference between now and the given date.
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30 Minutes Ago</div>
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===
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I'm looking for high performance Java library for fuzzy string search.
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SecurityException in ASP.net application
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Link security trimming in asp.net mvc
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I would like to show some links only to authenticated users in an asp.net mvc web application.
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Can I optimize code that has 3 for loops and 4 ifs?
===
i made another post
[here][1] where I asked how to create the 26 neighbors of a cubic-voxel-node in 3-d space. I got a very good answer and implemented it.
To that I added some MIN MAX Position checking.
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Storing and updating lists in Python dictionaries: why does this happen?
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// timestep,x_position,y_position
0,4,7
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Strange math knoledge in java program
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In my program I have one array with 25 double values 0.04
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0.0 + 0.04 = 0.04
0.04 + 0.04 = 0.08
0.08 + 0.04 = 0.12
0.12 + 0.04 = 0.16
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What Vim features are missing in Emacs with Viper and Vimpulse?
===
There are important features of Emacs which are missing in Vim, such as the comint mode, and there are no scripts/plugins which can replace them.
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Table Design Into Nested Datalist
===
I Use codes below to see a result like picture 1, but a result like picture 2 is coming. What should be done to solve it?
aspx code:
<asp:datalist id="dtlUrun" runat="server" RepeatDirection="Horizontal">
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Is there a library similar to pyparsing in Java?
===
I need to quickly build a parser for a very simplied version of a html-like markup language in Java. In python, I would use pyparsing library to do this. Is there something similar for Java? Please, don't suggest libraries already out there for html parsing, my appl... | 0 | [
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MySQL stored procedure vs. multiple selects
===
Here's my scenario:
I've got a table of (let's call them) nodes. Primary key on each one is simply "node_id".
I've got a table maintaining a hierarchy of nodes, with only two columns: parent_node_id and child_node_id.
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C++ - passing references to boost::shared_ptr
===
If I have a function that needs to work with a shared_ptr, wouldn't it be more efficient to pass it a reference to it (so to avoid copying the shared_ptr object)?
What are the possible bad side effects?
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How do you plot bar charts in gnuplot?
===
How do you plot bar charts in gnuplot with text labels?
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Running XUnit.net Tests with TestDriven.net
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Advanced Windows Application UI (MDI Tabbed Group)
===
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How to fight against really big controllers . . .
===
I have an winforms application that was built using MVC. The controller is subscribing to all of the events from the view (button clicks, etc) and connects multiple views with the model.
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Suggestion to implement a text Menu without switch case
===
I'm giving my first steps on python... I saw that we don't have switch case statment,
so I would you guys implement a text Menu in python?
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Unlock a file with unlocker from a c# App?
===
I am trying to unlock a file from a C# program, using unlocker.
In my UI, I put a button to unlock the file the app couldn't delete. When the user pushes the button, I want unlocker (the famous app) to be opened.
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Posting base64 encoded files to an asp.net 1.1 page
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Hosting, deploying and running web applications in the cloud
===
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If I'd wanted to have a web application running in the cloud for as little cost as possible, what would be the best solution?
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Include binary file with GNU ld linker script
===
I have a working linker script. I want to add another data section whose contents is pulled directly from a file (ld shouldn't parse it and extract the sections and so on). How can I do that?
OUTPUT_FORMAT("elf32-i386")
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Scrape a price off a website
===
I'm trying to scrape a price from a web page using PHP and Regexes. The price will be in the format £123.12 or $123.12 (i.e., pounds or dollars).
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Calculate time period using C
===
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OpenGL and monochrome texture
===
Is it possible to pump monochrome (graphical data with 1 bit image depth) texture into OpenGL?
I'm currently using this:
glTexImage2D( GL_TEXTURE_2D, 0, 1, game->width, game->height, 0, GL_LUMINANCE, GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, game->culture[game->phase] );
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How to do drop-down box like "More action" in gmail
===
I see the "More Action" drop-down box in gmail inbox page.
It has levels and some disabled item in the list.
How to do that in HTML+CSS?
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Moving to generics . .
===
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WMI invalid Class error (trying to uninstall a software on remote pc)
===
All,
I am trying to uninstall a software remotely, it is working fine in the test machines, but i got problem in production servers.
test machines i have used windows xp, windows 2003 server,
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Hashtable to Dictionary<> syncroot . .
===
Hashtables have a syncroot property but generic dictionaries dont. If i have code that does this:
lock (hashtable.Syncroot)
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....
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Specifying An Alternative JRE In Eclipse For An Application Launched From Eclipse
===
I am trying to specify an alternative jre (my default is 1.6 and i need to run with jdk 1.4.2) in Eclipse, for an application that i shall launch from eclipse. I am not sure if I am doing the right thing in the following code:
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Mac OS X Terminal: Map option+delete to "backward delete word"
===
Tried to map it from Preferences -> Settings -> Keyboard, but the "key" combo box has only "forward delete" but no "delete". My keyboard on the other hand has only "delete" and no "forward delete"!
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Convert wide character strings to boost dates
===
I need to convert several million dates stored as wide strings into boost dates
The following code works. However, it generates a horrible compiler warning and does not seem efficient.
Is there a better way?
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How to add words to an already loaded grammar using System.Speech and SAPI 5.3
===
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Choices choices = new Choices();
choices.Add(new GrammarBuilder(new SemanticResultValue("product", "<product/>")));
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Method for displaying "loading" message
===
I am using jquery and the getJSON method and I am wondering if there is a way to display a message saying loading before it loads my content. i know with the jquery ajax calls there is the before submit callbacks where you can have something but the getJSON only has like thr... | 0 | [
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Using fadein and append
===
I am loading JSON data to my page and using appendTo() but I am trying to fade in my results, any ideas?
$("#posts").fadeIn();
$(content).appendTo("#posts");
I saw that there is a difference between append and appendTo, on the documents.
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How can a dynamically generate a pdf from google's appengine?
===
I'd like to create an application that would run on google appengine.
However, this application needs to be able to generate PDFs dynamically.
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Common Design Patterns for use in MVC Web Applications
===
I am trying to coach some guys on building web applications. They understand and use MVC, but I am interested in other common patterns that you use in building web apps.
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AJAX and forms
===
I have some forms that communicate with server using AJAX for real reasons: cascade combos, suggestions, multiple correlated selections (e.g. I have {elementary} knowledge of {French} [add], and {good} knowledge of {German} [add]...). I also have some regular fields that I handle trough get.
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How to list physical disk ?
===
How to list physical disk in windows ?
to have a list of "\\.\PhysicalDrive0" available. | 0 | [
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NAnt and VS2008 (.NET 3.5) - Solution format of file Solution.sln is not supported
===
I'm trying to get NAnt 0.86b1 running with VS2008 SP1 and x64 XP.
I have a basic build file (below) which gives the error
Solution format of file 'Solution.sln' is not supported.
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GQL query to effectively span entity relationships
===
I'm in a situation where I need to span Google App Engine entity relationships in a query like [in the Django database model][1]. I'm using `ListProperty`s for one-to-many relationships, like so:
class Foo(db.Model): bars = db.ListProperty(db.Key)
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What is the best design for an enquiry system (email to database) automatically filtered by some category?
===
We are working on an enquiry management system using J2EE. We're looking at a feature, allowing users to send enquiries to particular mail-id and entering into the database. Catch is to automatically allocate... | 0 | [
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can we have the table name as "option" in sql
===
**I am very very new to MYSQL.I tried to create a table named "option".**
**My SQL Query is :**
create table option(
id int not null primary key auto_increment,
choice varchar(30)
)
**While executing this query it shows the following error**
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How do you handle exceptional cases
===
This is often situation, but here is latest example:
Companies have various contact data (addresses, phone numbers, e-mails...) when they make job ad, they have checkboxes where they choose how they want to be contacted. It is basically descriptive data. User when reading an... | 0 | [
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Wildcards in Java PreparedStatements
===
Here's my current SQL statement:
SEARCH_ALBUMS_SQL = "SELECT * FROM albums WHERE title LIKE ? OR artist LIKE ?;";
It's returning exact matches to the album or artist names, but not anything else. I can't use a '%' in the statement or I get errors.
How do I add wild... | 0 | [
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Embed XML configuration directly in Spring application context
===
I have a Java object which is able to configure itself given an XML configuration description (it takes other descriptions as well, but I'm interested in the XML at the moment). I'm wondering if I can embed the XML description directly into a Spring ap... | 0 | [
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Read the last lineof the file
===
Imagine I have a file with
Xpto,50,30,60
Xpto,a,v,c
Xpto,1,9,0
Xpto,30,30,60
that txt file can be appended a lot of times and when I open the file I want only to get the values of the last line of the txt file... How can i do that on python? reading the last line?
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sqlplus access and email access using shell script..
===
I am fairly beginner level at shell scripts and following are the details..
Am looking for the best way to fire sql queries and and carry out some logic based on that data. I've used the following snippet..
shellvariable=`sqlplus $user/$passwd <<END
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Is it unreasonable to assign a mySQL database to each user on my site?
===
I'm creating a user-based website. For each user, I'll need a few mySQL tables to store different types of information (ie userInfo, quotesSubmitted, ratesSubmitted). Is it a better idea to:
a) Create one database for the site (ie "mySite")... | 0 | [
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how would you compare Apache Tomcat & Glassfish as production servers?
===
I have a j2ee based system which is running currently on Apache Tomcat. We are in discussions to move our production servers to Glassfish server.
Can someone share their experiences with either of them.. | 0 | [
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How does IIS compare in terms of performance and scalability to weblogic and websphere for enterprise web applications?
===
A common argument against using .NET for high volume, transactional enterprise systems is that IIS does not compare to the likes of Weblogic and websphere for java. Is this true? Unfortunately fo... | 0 | [
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Why do I get E_ACCESSDENIED calling a COM+ method from a proxy?
===
Sorry if this is a bit long whinded... consider this:
I have a COM+ application in a namespace called **Company** that exposes an object called **Server** which has the following methods:
bool Server.Execute(IOptions options)
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Django equivalent for count and group by
===
I have a model that looks like this:
class Category(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(max_length=60)
class Item(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(max_length=60)
category = models.ForeignKey(Category)
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Struts 2 & Dojo files are too heavy and affect site's performance.. Any remedies?
===
Well.. we've developed a j2ee application using struts2 ajax capabilities. We find that the dojo implementation is quite slow. We did the following things:
1. Custom build of the dojo library. (increased dojo.js from 240kb to 350kb)... | 0 | [
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Can you do "math" within WPF Styles that are data-bound
===
I have a button control style and I want to change the padding from whatever the data-bound version is to adjust for a glyph that needs a 2 pixel offset. I'll use SimpleButton from SimpleStyles.xaml as an example (... shows where the trigger code was removed... | 0 | [
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remote machine IIS management using commandline
===
help me to manage IIS (what i am trying to do is create virtual directory, set properties
of virtual directory) on a remote PC/Server.
and check iis is runnning, and a particular virtual directory exists.
iisvdir.vbs helps to manage iis on local system, how c... | 0 | [
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Can you databind to CornerRadious via WPF Styles?
===
I have a Button style and can't seem to property databind the border's CornerRadius property to the template. This is a dependency property, so it should be data bindable. I wonder if I'm missing the right XAML syntax to use?
<Style TargetType="{x:... | 0 | [
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Flex Mxml and property as string, escaping ?? Help
===
A simple problem: If i use escape characters for a property such as
<mx:Image id="img" toolTip="\\foo{\\bar}"
It wont validate toolTip and therefore not compile.
What is the solution ?
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Image Classification Algorithms Using Java
===
My goal is to implements different image classification methods to show how they function and the advantages and disadvantages behind such methods. The ones I want to try and implement using Java include;
Minimum distance classifier
k-nearest neighbour classifier.... | 0 | [
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is there any tool or program to generate database incremental script for oracle db release
===
any tool to generate incremental release script for oracle database.
like Redgate DBComparer for SQLServer.
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Shared file storage for a Rails Application
===
I have a rails app that accepts file uploads and I wanted to know the best way to have common storage between servers. Since we have a number of windows applications we have used samba in the past, but as we build pure linux apps I would like to do this the best possibl... | 0 | [
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FXCop Rule for "If X = Nothing" when X is a nullable integer
===
1 Dim x as Integer? = Nothing
2 If x = Nothing Then
3 'this is what I think will happen
4 Else
5 'this is what really happens
6 End If
The proper way to write that is "If x Is Nothing".
Is there a ... | 0 | [
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THotkey with win-key support?
===
Is there anyway to get the THotkey component in delphi to support the windows key?
Or does anyone know of a component that can do this?
Thanks! | 0 | [
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MRU list in Visual studio is missing
===
A couple of months ago, the MRU list in Visual Studio stopped working. Neither the File menu or the start page shows any recently opened projects or solutions. I honestly have no clue what I did to cause this, but perhaps someone who knows more about the murky depths of VS mig... | 0 | [
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Reasoning behind ASP.NET MVC ActionResult being an abstract class?
===
In [ASP.NET MVC][1], the `ActionResult` class, which is the base for all results returned by action methods from a controller, is defined as an abstract class with the single method (© Microsoft):
public abstract void ExecuteResult(Cont... | 4 | [
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How to write a compare function for qsort from stdlib?
===
I have a structure:
<pre><code>struct pkt_
{
double x;
double y;
double alfa;
double r_kw;
};
typedef struct pkt_ pkt;</code></pre>
A table of these structures:
<pre><code>
pkt *tab_pkt;
tab_pkt = malloc(ilosc_pkt * sizeof(pkt));</cod... | 0 | [
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Upgrade a Windows Service without Uninstalling
===
Currently I have to uninstall the old version of my service before I install the new version. I am pretty sure this has something to do with it not being smart enough to update or remove the old service entries before adding the new ones.
Is there a way to ha... | 0 | [
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how to draw lines on a picture background in pygame
===
I would like to draw lines (of arbitrary position and length) onto a surface in pygame, which itself is an image loaded from a file on disk.
Can anyone point me to some example code that does this? | 0 | [
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What perfromance improvement will I get by moving to lighttpd from Apache?
===
I currently have a cluster of 4 Apache web servers which are used to serve up static files of up to 30Mb in size. Generally, I can expect up to 5000 concurrent connections to these servers. What performance improvement would I expect to g... | 0 | [
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Help me find this Use Case story
===
I remember reading a how-to book several years ago, about Use Cases. (This was probably before user stories supplanted this part of the terminology.)
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Using double, return string
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In the application I'm writing, one of the methods allows for the numbers the user entered to be turned into letters.
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FormsAuthentication after login
===
Ok, i have simple scenario:
have two pages:
login and welcome pages.
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Redim Preserve in C#?
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I was shocked to find out today that c# does not support dynamic sized arrays, how then does a vb.net developer used to using redim preserve deal with this in C#?
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In CSS,is Anchor the only element that supports Psuado style Properties?
===
Is the <a> anchor tag the only element in HTML to support styles like hover, active, visited?
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Can you recommend an open source workload automation tool?
===
I need a workload automation tool, similar to BMC Control-M or CA Autosys which is open source and preferably written in Java. What do you recommend? | 0 | [
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What's a good system for storing hard drive images
===
I'd like to study the effects my software has on different OS environments. I've determined the best way to analyze the differences involves storing the entire hard drive image as soon as the software is finished executing.
What's a painless system (including ... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to forward all requests on a certain port to another machine on the network?
===
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