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Apps that support both DirectX 9 and 10
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I have a noobish question for any graphics programmer.
I am confused how some games (like Crysis) can support both DirectX 9 (in XP) and 10 (in Vista)?
What I understand so far is that if you write a DX10 app, then it can only runs in Vista.
Maybe they have 2 code b... | 0 | [
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JavaScript in client-side XSL processing?
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Is it possible to have XML-embedded JavaScript executed to assist in client-side (browser-based) XSL transformations? How is it done and how official is it?
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Auto-updating in Corporate Environments (C#)
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What is the best implementation of an exception mechanism ?
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Order of DOM NodeList returned by getChildNodes()
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The DOM method `getChildNodes()` returns a `NodeList` of the children of the current `Node`. Whilst a `NodeList` is ordered, is the list guaranteed to be in document order?
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Application Level Replication Technologies
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How to sort by Lucene.Net field and ignore common stop words such as 'a' and 'the'?
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I've found how to sort query results by a given field in a Lucene.Net index instead of by score; all it takes is a field that is indexed but not tokenized. However, what I haven't been able to figure out is how to sort that field w... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to implement constants in Java ?
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I've seen examples like this:
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.NET 3.5 Linq Datasource and Joins
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Have been trying out the new Dynamic Data site create tool that shipped with .NET 3.5. The tool uses LINQ Datasources to get the data from the database using a .dmbl context file for a reference. I am interseted in customizing a data grid but I need to show data from more than o... | 0 | [
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Why does Tomcat 5.5 (with Java 1.4, running on Windows XP 32-bit) suddenly hang?
===
I've been running Tomcat 5.5 with Java 1.4 for a while now with a huge webapp. Most of the time it runs fine, but sometimes it will just hang, with no exception generated, and no apparant way of getting it to run again other than re-... | 0 | [
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===
I have a lot of java background and am new to C. If the input integer is 11031, I want to count the number of 1's digits, how would I do this?
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XWindows ignores multiple ClentMessage's sent during same second
===
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ASP.NET - Common Gotchas
===
When I am working with ASP.NET, I find that there are always unexpected things I run into that take forever to debug. I figure that having a consolidated list of these would be great for those "weird error" circumstances, plus to expand our knowledge of oddness in the platform.
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===
Having spent time on Reddit and (*gasp*) Digg, I hear a lot of trash-talk on .NET and MS products, and a lot of interesting talk about other languages. As a (*second gasp*) Project Manager at a small software company utilizing VB/.NET extensively, I'm not sure what's so bad about it. ... | 4 | [
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IMAP in emacs rmail?
===
Is there an Emacs package for using rmail with an imap server? | 0 | [
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Is there a user friendly XML editor out there? I can't find anything good, preferably open source
===
Something to take an XML schema and let you add/edit data but not change the XML structure, preferably installed on a server. basically a UI to edit xml documents as a web app. Someone has got to have done this alread... | 4 | [
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Who's Data Access Layer do you use for .NET?
===
We have grown our own DAL library, but are researching using a third party DAL - to relieve the maintenance overhead.
I know that Microsoft and some others have written simple DALs - although Microsoft's doesn't seem to play well with Oracle databases.
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How to write an SQL query to find out which logins have been granted which rights in Sql Server 2005?
===
I'm responsible for some test database servers. Historically, too many other poeple have access to them. They run on SQL Server 2005. I've been writing queries and wrapping them in scripts so I can run a regula... | 0 | [
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What's happening with perl6?
===
Is there any visible progress? Is it now just an academic exercise? Do you believe perl will continue to evolve with or without perl6 or will soon be forgotten? | 0 | [
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C++ web service framework
===
We are looking for a C++ web services framework, preferably open source.
Any recommendations?
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===
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===
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===
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===
VMWare, VirtualBox or Virtual PC. What are the advantages and or disadvantages of each for a programmer? What is the best for Linux Guest OS, which is the best for Windows Guest OS's? | 0 | [
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Perl aids for regression testing
===
Is there a Perl module that allows me to view diffs between actual and reference output of programs (or functions)? The test fails if there are differences.
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What are the first tasks for implementing Unit Testing in Brownfield Applications?
===
Do you refactor your SQL first? Your architecture? or your code base?
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Is it possible to cache a value evaluated in a lambda expression? (C# + Linq)
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Dynamic Database Schema
===
What is a recommended architecture for providing storage for a dynamic logical database schema?
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===
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Can a servlet determine if the data posted to it is enctype="multipart/form-data"?
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I have a servlet that is used for many different actions, used in the [Front Controller pattern][1]. Does anyone know if it is possible to tell if the data posted back to it is enctype="multipart/form-data"? I can't read the reque... | 0 | [
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j2me screen flicker when switching between canvases
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I'm writing a mobile phone game using j2me. In this game, I am using multiple Canvas objects.
For example, the game menu is a Canvas object, and the actual game is a Canvas object too.
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What is the best OpenGL java binding?
===
I am trying to achieve better performance for my Java SWT application, and I just found out it is possible to use OpenGL in SWT. It seems there are more than one Java binding for OpenGL. Which one do you prefer?
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What kind of code overview documentation do you write?
===
As suggested, I have closed the question posed [here][1] and have broken it up into separate questions regarding code documentation to be posed throughout the day.
----------
This is the final question in the series.
- The first part: [How do you do... | 2 | [
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For most GUI's I've used, when a control that contains text gets the focus, the entire contents of the control are selected. This means if you just start typing, you completely replace the former contents.
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How to convert GMT to LocalTime in Win32 C
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I want to convert various location/date/times in history from GMT to local time. It seems that `SystemTimeToTzSpecificLocalTime` is better than `FileTimeToLocalFileTime`. When the date/time pairs also include various locations, the conversion gets hairy. I've found a dat... | 0 | [
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How can I get Column number of the cursor in a TextBox in C#?
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I've got a multiline textBox that I would like to have a label on the form displaying the current line and column position of, as Visual Studio does.
I know I can get the line # with GetLineFromCharIndex, but how can I get the column # on that line?
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Unescaping angle-brackets through System.Xml.XmlWriter
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I'm writing a string containing some XML via System.Xml.XmlWriter. I'm stuck using WriteString(), and from the documentation:
> WriteString does the following:
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How do I stub data for designers when using Expression Blend and Visual Studio?
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Checking online status from an iphone web app
===
Is there a way to check to see if an iphone is online from a web app. That is, in mobile safari, can I check the online status of the device to see if I should try an ajax call or not.
In firefox, this would be
if(navigator.onLine) { onlineCode() }
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Java VNC Libraries
===
Are there any VNC Libraries for Java, I need to build a JSP/Servlet based VNC server, to allow user to share their desktops with helpdesk. I've seen jVNC, but i'd like to build it myself, for a University project. | 0 | [
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How to handle static fields that vary by implementing class
===
I hit this problem all the time. Suppose I am making a command line interface (Java or C#, the problem is the same I think, I will show C# here).
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Flip an Image horizontally
===
I need to flip an image so that a character faces in the right direction. This needs to be done "on the fly' as they say.
The issue I am having is that with Gif images, I seem to lose the transparency. (The background goes white)
Below is the code: (Alternatively someone could sen... | 0 | [
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===
The full ANTLR jar is meant to have some embedded Visual Studio solution within it but I can't find it. Hoping someone out there has already overcome this issue. | 0 | [
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How do I run Oracle plsql procedure from Lisp?
===
How do I get started? | 0 | [
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what is the easiest way to lookup function names of a c binary in a cross-platform manner?
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I want to write a small utility to call arbitrary functions from a C shared library. User should be able to list all the exported functions similar to what objdump or nm does. I checked these utilities' source but they are i... | 0 | [
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Installation of demo project - best practices
===
Using Windows Installer (targeting XP and Vista), is there a best practice for installing demo projects and files with your application? | 0 | [
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What package includes AB the Apache Server Benchmarking Tool in Ubuntu
===
I'm trying to find [ab - Apache HTTP server benchmarking tool][1] for Ubuntu, I'm hoping there's a package I can install for it. I decided I need to do some simple load testing on my applications.
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How can I create a site in php and have it generate a static version?
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For a particular project I have, no server side code is allowed. How can I create the web site in php (with includes, conditionals, etc) and then have that converted into a static html site that I can give to the client? | 0 | [
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Threadsafe foreach enumeration of lists
===
I need to enumerate though generic IList<> of objects. The contents of the list may change, as in being added or removed by other threads, and this will kill my enumeration with a "Collection was modified; enumeration operation may not execute."
What is a good way of doin... | 0 | [
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Namespaces in C#
===
I'm using an ASP.NET MVC project and everytime I add a class to a folder it makes really long namespaces.
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Decorating a parent class method
===
Not sure if what I want to accomplish is even possible, but I'd like to make a child class have a method of the parent class be a 'classmethod' even though the method in the parent class is not. Essentiall I'm trying to accomplish the following:
class foo(Object):
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Fail fast finally clause in Java
===
Is there a way to detect, from within the finally clause, that an exception is in the process of being thrown?
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Setting movie metadata with QTKit
===
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Problem with unicode String literal in unit test
===
I have a JUnit test that tests adding Strings to a Dictionary custom type. Everything works fine for everyone else on a Linux/Windows machine, however, being the first dev in my shop on a mac, this unit test fails for me. The offending lines are where unicode stri... | 0 | [
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Any recommendations for deployment from SVN, with version numbers written into my code automagically?
===
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Simple/lightweight alternative to GNU Mailman?
===
I'm looking for a dead simple mailing list (unix friendly). Robustness, fine-grained configurability, "enterprise-readiness" (whatever that means) are not requirements. I just need to setup a tiny mailing list for a few friends. Rather than hack something up myself, I... | 0 | [
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Any successful profibus communications from .NET?
===
Has anyone successfully talked [profibus][1] from a .NET application?
If you did, what device/card did you use to accomplish this, what was the application, and did you use any kind of preexisting or available code?
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Are there any tools to visualize an OWL ontology? (please include a screenshot)
===
I'm looking for a tool that will render on OWL ontology in a reasonably useful graphic format. The primary purpose of the graphic format being inclusion into a PowerPoint slide or printing on a large plotter for management review.
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Best library for computervision in C/C++?
===
What libraries do I have to pick from when working with Computer Vision in C/C++?
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Parsing HTML-like Documents with PHP
===
I have a bunch of legacy documents that are HTML-like. As in, they look like HTML, but have additional made up tags that aren't a part of HTML
<strong>This is an example of a <pseud-template>fake tag</pseud-template></strong>
I need to parse these files. PHP is t... | 0 | [
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Installing Svn 1.5.x on Debian Etch - Best approach?
===
(a little off topic - although SVN is a key programming tool....)
**How do you install svn 1.5 on debian etch?** The svn 1.5 packages available for etch are 1.4 and I really need the cool new merge tracking feature in svn1.5 (according to CollabNet its as g... | 0 | [
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How do I create a new signal in pygtk
===
I've created a python object, but I want to send signals on it. I made it inherit from gobject.GObject, but there doesn't seem to be any way to create a new signal on my object. | 0 | [
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Unhandled Exception Logging for Winforms
===
Is there anything like [elmah][1] for Winforms? I'm looking for a standard way to process unhandled exceptions and grab a screenshot and other environment information before packaging that up for support.
[1]: http://code.google.com/p/elmah/ | 0 | [
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IMAP4 server for .NET
===
Are there any free (non-GPL) libraries for .NET that provide IMAP4 server side functionality?
E.g. handles the socket level and message handshaking so that an IMAP4 client (such as outlook) can retrieve, read, edit and/or delete messages.
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How to control the capitalization of month and day names returned by DateFormat?
===
Here is a quick test program:
public static void main( String[] args )
{
Date date = Calendar.getInstance().getTime();
System.out.println("Months:");
printDate( "MMMM", "en", date );
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Are there any advantages compiling for the 3.5 .net framework instead of 2.0?
===
For example less memory consumption, faster startup, better performance...
Personally I don't think so however, I may have missed something.
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Java Servlet 404 errors
===
What culprits are the most likely to cause a `404 resource not found` error when a page in a given .WAR, autocreated by Sun's J2EE `deploytool`, is trying to load a Servlet in the same .WAR file?
<br/>
Eg:
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Add a linebreak in an HTML text area
===
How can i add a line break to the text area in a html page?
i use VB.net for server side coding. | 0 | [
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OPC in .NET
===
Where is a good place to start with making an application in .NET that communicates through [OPC][1]?
[1]: http://www.opcfoundation.org/Default.aspx/01_about/01_whatis.asp | 0 | [
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Promising alternatives to make?
===
I've been using make and makefiles for many many years, and although the concept
is sound, the implementation has something to be desired.
Has anyone found any good alternatives to make that don't overcomplicate
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Custom style with Qt
===
Has anybody experience in building a custom style in Qt? What I have in my mind is a complete new style that affects all kind of widgets. I have seen some examples in the web for a custom combo box. But I have no idea how much time and code it takes to build a "complete" new custom style ... m... | 0 | [
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Best way to represent a parameterized enum in C#?
===
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Javascript CDATA Tags
===
Are CDATA tags ever necessary in script tags and if so when?
In other words, when and where is this:
<script type="text/javascript">
//<![CDATA[
...code...
//]]>
</script>
preferable to this:
<script type="text/javascript">
...code...
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Integration of JavaScript and JMS
===
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How do I run a program as nobody?
===
I want a user-privileged (not root) process to launch new processes as user "nobody". I've tried a straight call to setuid that fails with -1 EPERM on Ubuntu 8.04:
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <unistd.h>
int main() {
setuid(65534);
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How to test credit card interactions?
===
After reading [this answer][1], I wonder if there's a way to get a "testing" credit card number. One that you can experiment with but that doesn't actually charge anything.
[1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/63668/confessions-of-your-worst-wtf-moment-what-not-to-do#... | 0 | [
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Index out of range exception error
===
Am using some calculation in my sql query..how can i use that calculated field in my c#,
Am getting the above error,
My query is;
Select OwnerCompanyLog.olog_name,inlt_companyid,inlt_childcompid,inlt_effectinterest,inlt_percent,inlt_sharetype,inlt_shares,inlt_childbase,inlt_... | 0 | [
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Updates to Wordpress theme template/stylesheet are not reflected when a file is edited
===
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Is there an SQL-like feature in Google Apps Script?
===
Is it possible to connect to Google Spreadsheet in GAS using SQL-type queries? If so, any working samples?
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Django template CSS/IMG is "off" in the URL
===
I have
/path/to/my/theme/static/css/frontend.css
which is called by base.html
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="{{ STATIC_URL }}css/frontend.css" media="all" />
In which I've got a background for the header:
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Read huge free text docs in one file for lucene indexing
===
I have heaps of free text news docs in one big file. The structure of each news doc is like:
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(body text)
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...
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Can CakePHP's testAction method survive a redirect call?
===
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Batch script to take backup of all *.c and *.h files.
===
I want to copy files with matching regex to destination with same directory structure. If I use dir /b /s, I get full path of source then how can I get the relative path from source path?
something like this,
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restful_authentication and OpenID
===
I'm thoroughly confused about current state of the art for using OpenID together with `restful_authentication`. The obvious google search gives several well-known pages which do not make sense taken together (considering their timestamps).
What shall I do given that I'm runni... | 0 | [
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Tree data structure in C#
===
I was looking for a tree or graph data structure in C# but I guess there isn't on provided. <http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms379574.aspx> explains a bit about why. Is there a convenient library which is commonly used to provide this functionality? Perhaps through a strategy pa... | 0 | [
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Virtualizing treelistview?
===
Does anyone know of a good way to display hierarchical data with columns?
It has to be virtualizing, as it must be able to handle several million records.
It should also be multi-select, most treeview controls are not.
Winforms preferred, but will ElementHost WPF if necessary.
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The <h:message> doesn't display properly when using <t:inputFileUpload> inside <t:PanelTabbedPane>
===
In a JSP page, I created a <h:form enctype="multipart/form-data"> with some elements: <t:inputText>, <t:inputDate>, etc. Also, I added some <h:message for="someElement"> And I wanted to allow... | 0 | [
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How to increment in vim under windows (where CTRL-A does not work...)
===
While CTRL-X works fine in vim under windows, CTRL-A selects all (duh).
Is there a way to increment a number with a keystroke under windows?
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Load a form without showing it
===
Short version: I want to trigger the Form_Load() event without making the form visible. This doesn't work because Show() ignores the current value of the Visible property:
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What are some Search Servers out there?
===
I'm looking to find alternatives to [Solr][1] from the Apache Software Foundation.
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===
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Tools to you test/debug/fix PHP concurrency issues?
===
I find myself doing some relatively advanced stuff with memcached in PHP. It's becoming a mental struggle to think about and resolve race conditions and concurrency issues caused by the lock-free nature of the cache.
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How do I create a link to a footnote in HTML?
===
For example:
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> [2] Another footnote.
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Is there an Eclipse command to surround the current selection with parentheses?
===
Is there an Eclipse command to surround the current selection with parentheses?
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Fast, Pixel Precision 2D Drawing API for Graphics App?
===
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What is a good algorithm for deciding whether a passed in amount can be built additively from a set of numbers?
===
What is a good algorithm for deciding whether a passed in amount can be built additively from a set of numbers. In my case I'm determining whether a certain currency amount (such as $40) can be met by ad... | 0 | [
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