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The Python interpreter can be started with -tt to raise a TabError exception if the interpreted file has inconsistent tab usage.
I'm trying to write a pre-commit hook for SVN that rejects files that raise this exception. I can pass the file being committed...
Started by Catalin Iacob on
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The 'py_compile' way have.
Regexp, even with 'grep', so there is no even need to run the interpreter.
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Hello!
I want to make a class usable in SortedSet | SortedMap .
class MyClass implements Comparable<MyClass>{ // the only thing relevant to comparisons: private final String name; //... }
The class' instances must be sorted by their name property...
Started by ivan_ivanovich_ivanoff on
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Recommends that if you don't implement compareTo consistent with equals you should clearly indicate so:
The recommended language is "Note: This class has a natural ordering that is inconsistent with equals."
Just put this code in....
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In a managed wrapper over a native library, I have to accomplish certain operations which to the user of the high level objects should be considered atomic and consistent. However, the underlying operations in native code are atomic and consistent individually...
Started by sixlettervariables on
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Rolling back by hand is just going to lead you to more of an inconsistent state if an ....
A transaction manager).
3 just isn't possible without a true two-phase commit support (i.e.
This way, it'll be obvious what happened and why.
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I tried upgrading an ASP.Net application from Visual Studio 2005 to 2008, and I tried compiling just to verify that it would compile and I received this error.
Error 1 Inconsistent accessibility: property type 'Web.Properties.UITitleSettings' is less ...
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Another this type to the outside world, so ....
Foo cannot expose Bar to the outside world, so the compiler throws this exception.
Check to all.
You're just making your code less verbose...
Removing the "class path" won't do anything.
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I am setting up a Postfix mail server, hostname 'letters', to handle mail for the domain 'example.net'. I have tried to set letters' domain name to example.net using nis, but I'm getting inconsistent output from hostname -f ('letters.stuff.comcast.net...
Started by chernevik on
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Or just tell it not to touch.
Your dhcp client to not request the domain-name from the dhcp server .
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I have a very simple question about transactions. (in sql server 2000, but i guess it applies to general db. transactions).
tblPrimaryKey
PkId 1 2 3
tblForeignKey
Id ForeignKey ---- 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 1
I have 2 tables, one referencing the other (tblForeingKey...
Started by Peter on
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Atomic means "indivisible inconsistency is never supposed to be visible to....
That is not what "Atomic" means.
But my question is this : I learned that a transaction is atomic, so inside of a transaction inconsistent state is allowed.
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I am currently running a third-party software suite, which uses SQL Server as its database. I have a second instance of SQL Server running in a different location, and some apps that I am building in that instance SQL Server needs to access some data ...
Started by dpmattingly on
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It should.
Server: Msg 7356, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 OLE DB provider 'MSDASQL' supplied inconsistent 4 part name (could just be a typo but I wasn't sure).
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Hi,
I’m trying to figure out whether FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage (called inside method M() ), performs redirection the moment method M finishes its execution, or whether page first completes its lifecycle and only then redirects. But I can...
Started by SourceC on
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I'm sure you've already figured this....
I guess now I'm just still in the same boat as you, wondering why this is.
Is perfect, but Microsoft does a very good job with the MSDN library, so I can only assume, is not an answer to your question.
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Hi
I've recently been having some problems with my imports in Django (Python)... It's better to explain using a file diagram:
- project/ - application/ - file.py - application2/ - file2.py
In project/application/file.py I have the following:
def test_...
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So you can place you application folders anywhere really, you just need to have them on a python path, so you canFor import to find....
To use django-admin.py to start a project as nothing magical happens, it's just a shortcut.
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I have a form on which I have a number of textboxes. I wish to print the text from these textboxes in the locations they are on the form. It is printing at the moment using the code below. However, the text prints differently on different printers (on...
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I was hoping this wasn't the case because if so I will just have.
Of half an inch between printers.
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