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I assume the window is owned by the sllauncher...so is there a way to remove its titlebar?
Started by emsieja on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
P/146039/325204.aspx
I am not sure if you will be allowed to remove the titlebar entirely though.
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Is there any way to automatically remove a NotifyIcon in the event of a crash? (I know you can mouse-over to remove it)
I'm running windows xp.
Started by Tim Gradwell on
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by 3 people.
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Remove Notification icon here }
Unfortunately the answer is no - Rob's answer actually detects the crash and attempts to remove the icon.
Object sender, UnhandledExceptionEventArgs e) { // ....
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What is the best way to remove an entry from a hashtable that uses linear probing? One way to do this would be to use a flag to indicate deleted elements? Are there any ways better than this?
Started by askgelal on
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by 6 people.
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After releasing the enumerator, loop through this secondary list and remove the keys from the hash table....
Presumably, though, you wouldn't be asking this question unless you're traversing the hash table .
To remove them as you encounter them.
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I thought this might be a fast way to remove the contents of a very large table (3000 rows):
$jq("tbody", myTable).remove();
But it's taking around five seconds to complete in firefox. Am I doing something dumb (aside from trying to load 3000 rows in ...
Started by morgancodes on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
$( "#tableId tbody tr" ).each( function.
You can do like below..
Two issues I can see here:
The empty() and remove to remove only fast..
MyTable).empty();
That's as fast as you get.
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In Cocoa, if I want to loop through an NSMutableArray and remove multiple objects that fit a certain criteria, what's the best way to do this without restarting the loop each time I remove an object?
Thanks,
Edit: Just to clarify - I was looking for the...
Started by Andrew Grant on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Either use loop counting down over are unique or you want to remove....
Add the objects you want to remove to a second array and, after the loop, use -removeObjectsInArray iterating, you can remove the objects that you have collected.
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In c#, when I want to remove some items from a list, i do it in the following way,
List<Item> itemsToBeRemoved = new List<Item>(); foreach(Item item in myList) { if (IsMatching(item)) itemsToBeRemoved.Add(item); } foreach(Item item in itemsToBeRemoved...
Started by gilbertc on
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How about reverting your logic, adding items which doesn't match and just use the result collection?
List<Item> itemsTaken = new List<Item>(); foreach(Item item in myList) { if (!IsMatching(item)) itemsTaken.Add(item); } // use itemsTaken ... .
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Is there a quick way to determine whether you are using certain namespaces in your application. I want to remove all the unneccessary using statements like using System.Reflection and so on, but I need a way to determine if I am using those libraries ...
Started by G Jason Smith on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Visual Studio 2008 + PowerCommmands = Remove.
Right-click the source code, select "Organize Usings", "Remove Unused Usings".
VS2008 can do this on a per-file basis.
Usings" -> "Remove and Sort".
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I am using jQuery, and have a table element that contains a few hundred rows. I want to remove all of the rows, and then add a new set of rows. I do this by calling remove and then append on the parent element.
My append logic is fairly fast, and follows...
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Something like:
$('#mytable').children....
I admit that I haven't tried it, but it would seem to replace many remove() calls with one wrapAll() and one remove().
I may get kicked in the pants here.
The remove() on that wrapper element.
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What is the best way to approach removing items from a collection in C#, once the item is known, but not it's index. This is one way to do it, but it seems inelegant at best.
//Remove the existing role assignment for the user. int cnt = 0; int assToDelete...
Started by Dan on
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by 10 people.
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Consider you have a list of people, and you want to ... .
This way you don't have to search the most efficient way seems to be using the Predicate RemoveAll implementation.
Using a Dictionary<T> or KeyedCollection<T> instead.
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I have a parent UIView with a number of subviews. Periodically I need to remove a subview and completely remove it from the system. What is the correct way to do this? I tried this:
UIView *v = [self.containerView viewWithTag:[n integerValue]]; [v removeFromSuperview...
Started by dugla on
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by 5 people.
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Is it possible that cell.contentView has the same tag as the subview you want to remove? according.
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