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Hello,
I embedded .NET's WebBrowser into a form that has some other buttons.
The application that I'm developing does not use a keyboard, but uses a touchscreen. So it actually uses the mouse only. To scroll the webbrowser down, I made two custom buttons...
Started by Folkert on
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So when you do ....
Which mean that the browser control needs more time to load and respond to events than you are letting it .
I would gamble that You have a race condition.
(and I suspect it is not).
Without getting into whether your approach is correct.
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Does javascript coding work better with any particular server language?
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In ....
No, but there is better integration in certain situations, where server-side code will generate server-side code isn't visible.
Client Side JavaScript is unaffected by the language used to code the server side processing.
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Hi,
I just wonder how does html comment tag work with php code.
If I have the following code, does php parse it anyway?
<!-- <?php echo "hi"; ?> -->
a simple question, but I guess it is important to know.
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I have Eclipse 3.3.2 with PDT doing PHP development. All projects that I create, even SVN projects have code completion. Now I just opened another SVN project and it has no code completion or PHP templates (STRG-space does nothing in that project). However...
Started by Edward Tanguay on
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Make sure you setup properly your build path.
I had a problem that build path was empty, so no code completion for any of the files i tried to edit.
code completion and svn should be link to your repo.
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When transmitting data, the Hamming code apparently allows you to recreate data that has been corrupted over the wire (an error correcting code).
How does this work and what are its limitations, if any?
Are there any better solutions for error correction...
Started by paxdiablo on
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Hamming code is a mathematical trick....
To correct a single error (by Hamming code), 10 check bits per block are needed.
As for suitability be 1000 bits.
Is available here
Information about Hamming code is available here and here .
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Today's my first day with Flex and FlashDevelop. In my ActionScript file, I have this line...
import flash.display.SimpleButton;
...and FlashDevelop is aware. Code-completion works.
But, when I have this line...
import mx.controls.Button;
... code-completion...
Started by Corey Trager on
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Flashdevelop should now be aware of the mx libraries, thus autocomplete should now also work..
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I'm in a situation where I'm required to make at least some effort to remove never-used code from my source code. The general preference is to use a static code analysis tool. We've had great luck with this in other projects, but the folks I hear from...
Started by bethlakshmi on
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The problem....
Static code and the code.
For dead methods in particular, meaning to find dead code where correlated logic prevents certain branches from being taken.
Of finding dead code can be hit-or-miss for a static analyzer.
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I have some Haskell code that does work correctly on an infinite list, but I do not understand why it can do so successfully. (I modified my original code -- that did not handle infinite lists -- to incorporate something from some other code online, and...
Started by Charlie Flowers on
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So this terminates:
True || and (repeat True)
But this does not:
and (repeat True that understanding....
Because it allows you to work with list in its first argument.
But I suspect that in your case, it works because of lazy evaluation.
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How does this code work at all?
#!/usr/bin/perl $i=4;$|=@f=map{("!"x$i++)."K$_^\x{0e}"} "BQI!\\","BQI\\","BQI","BQ","B","";push @f,reverse@f[1..5];@f=map{join"",undef, map{chr(ord()-1)}split""}@f;{;$f=shift@ f;print$f;push@f,$f;select undef,undef, undef...
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The interpreter parses the code and converts it to a series of "opcodes" -- a bytecode language that is sort of halfway between Perl code and the machine language that the code is running....
Into a program called a Perl interpreter.
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I'd like to learn how FireFox works behind the scenes. I'd like to understand the source code and the different components but the code-base is rather large and I'm not sure where to start.
I'm wondering if there is some sort of walk though written up...
Started by Frank on
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Seneca (Fall 2008)
Lab: Real World Mozilla....
Again, resolved bugs and the files they affect would be a good way of identifying some relevant code to start with.
Favorites), and try finding the code for it and looking at how it works.
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