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Does anybody know of a real time sports scores/stats web service?
Started by CSharpAtl on
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I don't think there is an official API for this information... .
If I had to do this, I'd probably consume and parse the Yahoo RSS feeds for score-related posts: http://sports.yahoo.com/top/rss
They are well-categorized and Yahoo's feeds are pretty reliable .
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Hi Guys,
Has anybody here come across a good tutorial or a reference on VML?
Started by Crimson on
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Kindness,
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Lucas is right, the submission to the W3c is good too .
Microsoft's VML Reference is here.
How about The W3C's official tutorial? It get's really in-depth (no joke, it's 90.96 KB (not counting images)) and it can be your complete reference .
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Hi Guys,
I was looking for 1) a tutorial and 2) a comprehensive reference on SVG. Does anybody know of / has used a tutorial or reference for SVG?
EDIT: Thanks guys! This was very helpful. I hope this is useful for others on SO as well.
Started by Crimson on
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After evaluating....
For 1) I can recommend selfsvg , but only for the german-speaking audience .
The best reference is the W3C specification
If you're familiar enough with these types of graphics models, a tutorial isn't much extra value beyond the spec .
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I've been searching for intellisense in Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Studio 2008 when editing " manifest.xml " file in a SharePoint solution (wsp) with no result. Does anybody know if there is something similar to CAML intellisense but for " manifest...
Started by jaloplo on
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So if you can find an XML schema for these files... .
Intellisense in XML in Visual Studio depends on the presence of an XML schema file in the folder:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Xml\Schemas
(or the equivalent for the version you are using) .
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If you go to their website here: www.modxcms.com, you will see the WHAT, WHY, HOW slideshow. Can anybody tell me what they are using to do that?
Started by RD on
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From their pushup.js (indented for clarity):
$('#whatwhyhow-questions').localScroll({ target....
Seems like jQuery LocalScroll.
They are using a customized js file named pushup.js built on top of jQuery and there you can find the
animate function being used .
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Does anybody know any good video tutorial for Emacs (basics)? I found very good tutorials for Vim in Youtube and Vimeo . But for some reason, emacs's video tutorials have all bad quality (can't even read the code).
Any suggestions? (I know you can call...
Started by janoChen on
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It also has a....
That you can think of, plus you can ask questions if you can't figure something out .
You can usually find information there on any Emacs feature / mode / .. .
Not exactly an answer to your question, but I suggest browsing the Emacs Wiki .
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In IE, "x".split(/(x)/).length returns 0
In Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera, it returns 3 .
Does anybody know the reason why? If possible, a reference link will be greatly appreciated.
I believe that it is a IE regex implementation issue, but I can...
Started by S.Mark on
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So for
"foo".split(/o/)
IE gives
[f]
where the other....
IE both ignores empty values and capture blocks within regular expressions .
Here for example http://blog.stchur.com/2007/03/28/split-broken-in-ie/
You're correct that there are implementation issues .
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The quote goes something like this:
There's no problem in Computer Science that can't be solved by adding another layer of abstraction to it
(Copied in this wording from http://blogs.oracle.com/fcmartin/2009/01/pardon_my_dust.html )
There are a number...
Started by Frank on
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Edit: And it seems....
The better known quote is:
There's no problem in Computer Science that can't be solved by adding another level of indirection to it
Not sure where it came from, but I have a vague memory that Andrew Koenig had something to do with it .
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I know that I can add the SourceSafeTypeLib to a project and can explore it in object browser and find obvious things (GetLatest, etc), but I am looking for some more thorough documentation or specific tutorials on things like "undo another user's checkout...
Started by StingyJack on
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I used it to create a VB.NET utility that does get latest, check-outs, and check-ins against a VSS 2005 database... .
You might check out Microsoft's documentation on the Microsoft.VisualStudio.SourceSafe.Interop namespace (I assume that's what you've looked at) .
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I don't know exactly what to call this kind of application, but I'm looking for a good program that'll allow me to layout and test logical circuits. Something that has ands, ors, xors, nots, transistors, and all the basic logical components. Something...
Started by Corey Ogburn on
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A metal.
If you find one, let us know :)
If you don't know what you mean, here are some pictures ot help.
I've used one or two.
Now you know the term, knock yourself out googling for freeware ones.
Feditor.
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