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Do you know any examples of a PAC design pattern?
===
Can anyone point to any websites or web applications that are using the [Presentation-Abstraction-Control][1] design pattern rather than MCV? Desktop applications are easy to find like this (e.g.; GIMP) but I'm looking for something on the web.
[1]: http://w... | 0 | [
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IList<T> to IQueriable<T>
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I have an List<T> and I'd like to wrap it into an IQueriable<T>.
Is this possible? | 0 | [
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FTP client class for .NET
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Anyone know of a good, hopefully free FTP class for use in .NET that can actually work behind an HTTP proxy or FTP gateway? The FtpWebRequest stuff in .NET is horrible at best, and I really don't want to roll my own here. | 0 | [
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Wildcard filename in schema.ini?
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Was wondering if there was a way to put a wildcard in the schema.ini for example
[*.txt]
FMT=TabDelimited
I've got an app that is imported tab delimited files and the only place I can seem to get the FMT="TabDelimited" is in the schema.ini (doesn't work in the connection strin... | 0 | [
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How do I send an SMTP Message from Java?
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How do I send an SMTP Message from Java? | 0 | [
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IIS configurable caching
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How would one configurably cache files in IIS >= 6?
Example:
- `*.cache.*` => cache nearly forever
- `*.nocache.*` => never cache
An example framework using this naming would be the GWT framework. | 0 | [
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How can I execute Javascript before a JSF <h:commandLink> action is performed?
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If you have a JSF <h:commandLink> (which uses the onclick event of an <a> to submit the current form), how do you execute Javascript (such as asking for delete confirmation) prior to the action being performed? | 0 | [
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How can I Trim the leading comma in my string.
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I have a string that is like below.
,liger, unicorn, snipe
in other languages I'm familiar with I can just do a string.trim(",") but how can I do that in c#?
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Subversion and Siteminder
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Has anyone implements Subversion with Siteminder as authentication provider ? If yes, would it be possible to provide an overview of how the whole setup is done ?
Since I am using only HTTP authentication, I think it would be easier to integrate with SM, but I am not able to find much ... | 0 | [
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SMTP commands for "AUTH NTLM"
===
I'm failing at finding the commands I need to send to authenticate to a SMTP server using NTLM.
I think it goes something like:
AUTH NTLM <bae64encode something>
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<bae64encode something>
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Terminating a Python script
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I am aware of the die() command in PHP which stops a script early, how can I do this in Python? | 0 | [
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Perl interactive console
===
How can I start an interactive console for Perl, similar to the irb command for Ruby or python for Python? | 0 | [
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using pictures as buttons?is this possible?
===
I talked to a friend of mine and he told me that it's possible to create an image in an image editor ( gimp/photoshop ) and then use it as a button . He said that's the way applications that have great GUI's do it . He also said that there is a file describing which part... | 0 | [
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Companies doing Domain driven design
===
I've just finished reading Domain Driven Design and I'm enchanted with some of the ideas covered in it. Do you know any companies that implement ubiquitous language in their projects? | 0 | [
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cout prints "-0" instead of "0"
===
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
double u = 0;
double w = -u;
cout << w << endl;
return 0;
}
Why does this great piece of code outputs "-0" and not "0", as one would expect? | 0 | [
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How do I check for nulls in an '==' operator overload without infinite recursion?
===
The following will cause infinite recursion on the == operator overload method
Foo foo1 = null;
Foo foo2 = new Foo();
Assert.IsFalse(foo1 == foo2);
public static bool operator ==(Foo foo1, Foo ... | 0 | [
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Bootstrapper for SQL Server Express 2005 64 bit
===
Where can I get the 64 bit bootstrapper for SQL Server Express 2005 64 bit. The default bootstrapper is 32 bit only. This will not install on Vista 64 bit. | 0 | [
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Best server-side framework for heavy AJAX Java application
===
There are [zillions][1] of Java web application frameworks.
95% were designed before the modern era of AJAX/DHTML-based development, and that means these new methods are grafted on rather than designed in.
Has any framework been built from the ground... | 0 | [
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===
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DropdownList autoposback after client confirmation
===
I have a dropdownlist with the autopostback set to true. I want the
user to be confirm if they really want to change the value,
which on post back fires a server side event (selectedindexchanged).
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What is the dual table in Oracle?
===
I heard people reffering to this table and was not sure what is was about. | 0 | [
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Sending mail via sendmail from python
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If I want to send mail not via SMTP, but rather via sendmail, is there a library for python that encapsulates this process?
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How to iterate through all the cells in Excel VBA or VSTO 2005
===
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===
How do I tell Subversion (svn) to treat a file as a binary file? | 0 | [
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How did you learn the GNU make tools?
===
I've been a professional web developer for about five years now, and have compiled many many things for servers. I've also written many simple C programs (one or two files).
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Hardest Programming discipline?
===
I know this is an open-ended question, but I am very curious about how the collective minds of brilliant programmers here think about this one?
What do you think is the most difficult/challenging/demanding programming branch or discipline?
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how do you search for files containing dos line endings (CRLF) with grep under linux?
===
something like
`grep -IUr --color '\r\n' .`
the above seems to match for literal 'rn' which is not what is desired
the output of this will be piped through xargs into todos to convert crlf to lf | 0 | [
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Translate C++.Net to C#
===
I have a small to medium project that is in .Net Managed C++. I really hate the syntax extensions of Managed C++ and I would prefer to work in C#. Is there a tool that does a decent job of translating one to the other? | 0 | [
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OSGi Testing
===
Currently, I am working on a new version control system as part of a final year project at University. The idea is to make it highly adaptable and pluggable.
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I understand the difference between the String and StringBuilder (StringBuilder being mutable) but is there a large performance difference between the two? The program I’m working on has alot of case driven string appends (500+), and I’m wondering if using StringBuilder would be a better ch... | 0 | [
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Can you set Visual Studio's "smart indent" to not remove tabs in blank lines?
===
When Visual Studio (2005) has *Options -> Text Editor -> C/C++ -> Tabs -> Indenting* set to Smart it will automatically indent code blocks and line up squiggly brackets, {}, as expected. However, if you hit enter inside a code block, mov... | 0 | [
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In JQuery, using ajaxSend to preview the url built by $.post call
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How can I construct my ajaxSend call, this seems like the place to put it, to preview what is being passed back to the broker? also, can I stop the ajax call in ajaxSend?..so I can perfect my url string before dealing with errors from the broker?
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What is the best way to stop people hacking the PHP-based highscore table of a Flash game.
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Dropdownlist width in IE
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In IE, the dropdown-list takes the same width as the dropbox (i hope i am making sense) whereas in Firefox the dropdown-list's width varies according to the content.
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How do I turn a ColdFusion page into a PDF download?
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I would like to turn the HTML generated by my CFM page into a PDF, and have the user prompted with the standard "Save As" prompt when navigating to my page. | 0 | [
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===
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Disabling copy of empty text in Visual Studio
===
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===
I am a bit rusty on my cursor lingo in PL/SQL. Anyone know this? | 0 | [
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===
How can I specify the filename when dumping data into the response stream?
Right now I'm doing the following:
byte[] data= GetFoo();
Response.Clear();
Response.Buffer = true;
Response.ContentType = "application/pdf";
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===
Title says it all :) | 0 | [
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Trying to sell Agile Development.
===
My work place is very archaic when it comes to software development. Essentially all projects are forced to use a waterfall approach requiring immense paperwork.
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===
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Is it possible to use analyic functions in Hibernate?
===
Is there a way to use sql-server like analytic functions in Hibernate?
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===
I have a function in Python which is iterating over the attributes returned from dir(obj), and I want to check to see if any of the objects contained within is a function, method, built-in function, etc. Normally you could use callable() ... | 0 | [
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Visualize Friend of a Friend (foaf) graph
===
I wrote a script to export twitter friends as foaf rdf description. Now I'm looking for a tool to visualize the friend networks. I tried http://foafscape.berlios.de/ but for 300+ Nodes it is really slow and does a bad job on auto formatting.
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How do I embed Media Player in a C# MailMessage to play an Attachment
===
I'm using a C# MailMessage to attach a wave file (8K) to an email message. I'd like to provide a player within the body of that email message that will play that wave file if the user chooses to do so. I've tried using the embedded <object&... | 0 | [
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Access the camera with iPhone SDK
===
It seems obvious that some people have been able to figure out how to access the iPhone camera through the SDK (Spore Origins, for example), but I haven't been able to find any helpful information. I don't want anyone to violate their NDA, but does anyone know of any existing (off... | 0 | [
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Writing more to a file than just plain text
===
I have always been able to read and write basic text files in C++, but so far no one has discussed much more than that.
My question is this:
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Good ORM for C++ solutions?
===
Does anyone have a good recommendation for an ORM (Object Relational Mapper) for C++?
Our technology stack is:
IDE/C-Compiler = Borland C++ Builder so ideally something that is known to compile with BCC.
We use PostgreSQL as our database and developed our own database abstraction... | 4 | [
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How to convert numbers between Hex and Decimal in C#
===
How do you convert between Hex numbers and decimal numbers in C#? | 0 | [
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Is agile possible when people are shared across multiple projects?
===
Multi-tasking is shown to be at least 15% less productive than dedicating people to a project (from Mythical Man Month), however in some cases it seems unavoidable.
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How to do INSERT into a table records extracted from another table
===
I'm trying to write a query that extracts and transforms data from a table and then insert those data into another table. Yes, this is a data warehousing query and I'm doing it in MS Access. So basically I want some query like this:
INSERT I... | 0 | [
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Can you have more than one ASP.NET State Server Service in a cluster?
===
We have a 4 cluster server running ASP.NET web application using ASP.NET State Server Service for session. On one of the 4 servers ASP.NET State Server Service is running and other servers are configured to look at this. Very often we have to pa... | 0 | [
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MS Word: How do I create a shortcut or toolbar button for the "Paste Special..Unformatted Text" option?
===
I have been playing with this for a while, but the closest I have gotten is a button that opens the "Paste Special" dialog box and requires another couple of mouse clicks to paste the contents of the clipboard a... | 0 | [
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How do you restart Rails under Mongrel, without stopping and starting Mongrel
===
Is there a way to restart the Rails app (e.g. when you've changed a plugin/config file) while Mongrel is running. Or alternatively quickly restart Mongrel. Mongrel gives these hints that you can but how do you do it?
** Signals ready.... | 0 | [
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===
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When is it time to change database backends?
===
Is there a general rule of thumb to follow when storing web application data to know what database backend should be used? Is the number of hits per day, number of rows of data, or other metrics that I should consider when choosing?
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Rendering suggested values from an ext Combobox to an element in the DOM
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I have an ext combobox which uses a store to suggest values to a user as they type.
An example of which can be found here: [combobox example][1]
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How to get an Batch file .bat continue onto the next statement if there is an error.
===
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if one of the vmware-cmd commands fails (as the machine is already shutdown say), I'd like it to continue instead of bombing out.
c:
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what is the difference between invalidateList and invalidateDisplayList?
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What is the best way to handle photo uploads?
===
I'm doing a website for a family member's wedding. A feature they requested was a photo section where all the guests could go after the wedding and upload their snaps. I said this was a stellar idea and I went off to build it.
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How should I detect unnecessary #include files in a large C++ project?
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How to fix an MFC Painting Glitch?
===
I'm trying to implement some drag and drop functionality for a material system being developed at my work. Part of this system includes a 'Material Library' which acts as a repository, divided into groups, of saved materials on the user's hard drive.
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Validate server certificate with LWP?
===
How can I get [LWP](http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?LWP) to verify that the certificate of the server I'm connecting to is signed by a trusted authority and issued to the correct host? As far as I can tell, it doesn't even check that the certificate claims to be for the hostna... | 0 | [
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How to overcome an incompatibility between the ksh on Linux vs. that installed on AIX/Solaris/HPUX?
===
I am involved in the process of porting a system containing many ksh scripts from AIX, Solaris and HPUX to Linux. I have come across the following difference in the way ksh behaves on the two systems:
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I am working on a query where I need to convert a value in DateTime variable into a varchar variable in 'yyyy-mm-dd' format (without time part).
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===
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I know there is a Jackpot API <http://jackpot.netbeans.org/docs/org-netbeans-modules-jackpot/overview-summary.html> for programmatic access the the rules engine, has anyone had success seperating this from netbeans itself? So it can ope... | 0 | [
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.NET CF Game Loop
===
Hi i want to write a game with a main game form and lot of other normal forms. What is the best way to manage update-paint cycle in that case?
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I am trying to use the import random statement in python, but it doesn't appear to have any methods in it to use.
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===
If I attempt to connect to Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard's built in vnc server at a low color depth from Windows, the client bombs after connecting. It only works when I set it to the highest color depth. I've tried... | 0 | [
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Getting actual file name (with proper casing) on Windows
===
Windows file system is case insensitive. How, given a file/folder name (e.g. "somefile"), I get the *actual* name of that file/folder (e.g. it should return "SomeFile" if Explorer displays it so)?
Some ways I know, all of which seem quite backwards:
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Resume parsing library for a .Net project
===
I need to extract information from hundreds of resumes. The ideal would be .doc, .docx, .pdf, .rtf --> hr-xml but since more than 90% of the resumes are .doc, the other formats are not a must have.
I'm looking to buy a third-party tool or a component.
Do you have a... | 0 | [
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Silverlight- DataGrid control - Selection Changed event interfering with sorting
===
I'm currently playing with the Silverlight(Beta 2) Datagrid control. Before I wired up the SelectionChanged event, the grid would sort perfectly by clicking on the header. Now, when the grid is clicked, it will fire the SelectionCha... | 0 | [
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How do I use an icon that is a resource in WPF?
===
I have a .ico file that is embedded as a resource (build action set to resource). I am trying to create a NotifyIcon. How can I reference my icon?
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Redundant Call to Object.ToString()
===
I have a function that takes, amongst others, a parameter declared as *int privateCount*. When I want to call ToString() on this param, ReSharper greys it out and marks it as a redundant call. So, curious as I am, I remove the ToString(), and the code still builds!
How can ... | 0 | [
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Scalable Moebius strip in WPF
===
A [moebius strip][1] is a surface with one side.
How would one define such an object in XAML/WPF?
How could such an object be manipulated in 3D, scaled up and down and rotated using C#?
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We distribute an application that uses an MS Access .mdb file. Somebody has noticed that after opening the file in MS Access the file size shrinks a lot. That suggests that the file is a good candidate for compacting, but we don't supply the means for ... | 0 | [
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Limit dev environment to e-mail only certain domains for testing (XP smtp IIS)
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I'm developing a website on an XP virtual machine and have an SMTP virtual server set up in IIS -- it delivers mail just fine. What I would *like* is to confirm that any emails the site sends are only going to a specific domain.
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What is the "best" canonical implementation of Equals() for reference types?
===
Implementing Equals() for reference types is harder than it seems. My current canonical implementation goes like this:
public bool Equals( MyClass obj )
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// If both refer to the same reference they are equal.
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Using 7zip from delphi
===
I would like to use the 7zip dlls from delphi but have not been able to find decent documentation or examples. Does anyone know how to use the 7zip dlls from delphi? | 0 | [
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I'm looking to use Visual Studio to write and compile using the open source version of Qt4.
===
Does anyone have details in setting up Qt4 in Visual Studio 2008 for use in editing and compiling?
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TFS annotate/blame summary report for a project
===
In Team Foundation Server, I know that you can use the "Annotate" feature to see who last edited each line in a particular file (equivalent to "Blame" in CVS). What I'd like to do is akin to running Annotate on every file in a project, and get a summary report of all... | 0 | [
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VisualSVN wants a username and password
===
I've renamed my server and am trying to get to the VisualSVN repository via TortoiseSVN. In [this post][1] Gordon helped me find the right command - thanks Gordon.
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CSS : Bad Gray Line to the side of the Navigation Bar on http://perl-begin.org/
===
I'm maintaining [the Perl Beginners' Site](http://perl-begin.org/) and used a modified template from Open Source Web Designs. Now, the problem is that I still have an undesired artifact: a gray line on the left side of the main frame, ... | 0 | [
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Installing just Quicktime libraries on Windows
===
There's [Quicktime SDK][1] for Windows, but any application that uses it needs quicktime runtime libraries to be installed on the system (SDK itself just has headers and library stubs, and not the actual DLLs).
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How to make clipboard ring appear in VS2008 toolbox?
===
It seems as if making the clipboard ring appear in the VS2008 toolbox is pretty elusive. Does anyone know how to turn this on ? Ctrl-Shift-V works fine, but I'd like to see what on the ring. | 0 | [
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How do I make an HTML table the same width as its containing div tag?
===
I have a table inside a div. I want the table to occupy the entire width of the div tag.
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How To Detect If Type is Another Generic Type
===
example:
public static void DoSomething<K,V>(IDictionary<K,V> items) {
items.Keys.Each(key => {
if (V **is IEnumerable<?>**) { /* do something */ }
else { /* do something else */ }
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Java: Date.getTime() not including time?
===
Can't understand why the following takes place:
String date = "06-04-2007 07:05";
SimpleDateFormat fmt = new SimpleDateFormat("MM-dd-yyyy HH:mm");
Date myDate = fmt.parse(date);
System.out.println(myDate); //Mon Jun 04 07:05:00 EDT 2007
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