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I've been searching the reason why the maximum length of String in a TMemo.Lines is 1024, but not found yet.
I have a text file which contains delimited / csv data which length is around 2000 characters. I use a memo to preview it before I process the...
Started by WishKnew on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Why would it matter if a CSV line exceeded 1024 characters? Please
http://www.borlandtalk.com/line....
I'm assuming the lines are delimited by newlines or CRLFs.
Is not truncated to the next index when it reaches more than 1024 characters .
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Has anyone ever had their property lines marked? Of course ours were marked when we first moved here and the mark on the curb is long gone. On one side I know pretty much where it is. On the other I have long forgotten.
Who does one contact for this and...
Started by Sandymom on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hometalkentertainment):
Don't do it yourself, Hire that....
The surveyor uses the map to determine and mark the property lines.
Don't mark your own property lines that.
property line is and that you ask them to respect it if they don't.
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I'm building a Silverlight app and I would like to disable a button while a long running operation is going on in the background. I'm using MVVM, so in the ViewModel I have a property called SearchInProgress. Now I would like to disable the search button...
Started by Manuel R. on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Bind to the SearchInProgress property, but run it through SearchInProgress=true set IsEnabled....
I am thinking you might have to make a Converter as well, to convert to the opposite of your boolean .
To the public property SerachInProgress.
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This is more of an academic question about performance than a realistic 'what should I use' but I'm curious as I don't dabble much in IL at all to see what's constructed and I don't have a large dataset on hand to profile against.
So which is faster:
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Started by SnOrfus on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It might be slower if you cache the result of Length property like:
int len = myArray.Length one is faster, as the first ....
Look at this example: why foreach is faster than for loop while reading richtextbox lines checks.
property.
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My question involves an easement in the state of: Louisiana
utility company has a utility easement on my property with 2 large wooden poles and lines that were already up when I purchased the land, utility company #2 wants me to extend the existing utility...
Started by eddieejf on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at expertlaw):
Keep in mind.
I hope I explained that correctly, but that is what I understand they want to do .
That is designated as the utility easement so that their lines will take up a portion of the existing easement for their lines.
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I need to know something about residential property lines.? I inherited a house from my parents. They lived there from 1948 to 2010. The house just east of it was just sold/is being closed on. From the surveyor I have discovered my lot line goes two feet...
Started by mikeamadison@sbcglobal.net on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
I alsoI don't know the property....
I have my neighbors water lines way into my property and so when he has a problem, they dig up my yard.
You aren't the only one to find out that property lines were guessed at years ago.
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Actuarial Jobs - D.W. Simpson
London insurance company is looking for a commercial lines actuary. Fellowship preferred with several years of property and casualty experience.
Apply at www.dwsimpson.com , email Barb Rave at actuaries@dwsimpson.com and ...
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I have just received and bypassed a problem with LightWindow and IE7 where, on page load, it throws a JavaScript error on line 444 of lightwindow.js, claiming that the "object does not support this property or method". Despite finding various postings...
Started by tags2k on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I didn't change line 1157 at all.
This by changing line 444 to:
var gallery = this._getGalleryInfo(link.rel)
Then changing the subsequent sorted it in IE6+ and kept it working in Firefox etc.
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Assume that I have this piece of code:
@interface Foo : NSObject { Bar *bar; } @property (retain, nonatomic) Bar *bar; @end
When using this field/property, is there any difference between lines:
[self.bar doStuff];
and
[bar doStuff];
?
When doing assignment...
Started by Sergey Mikhanov on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Unless....
Jim is right, though - there's no functional difference between a nonatomic @property and a direct use of the variable in your code.
Outside of -dealloc or your initializers, consistently accessing the property via its accessor.
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Since I first came across this reading several years ago I have returned to it regularly, especially when I've found myself slipping back into obsessing about whether my son is using or not, whether he is getting near to 'being sick and tired of being...
Started by worried parent on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at famanon):
WLITF
Bette....
Something to keep in mind everyday I think.
Essential for our continued recovery and personal growth - to recognise "What's mine to be responsible for, and what is not?
It is a powerful reading .
Thanks for reminding us of this piece Pauline.
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