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Dear All,
I have a program that uses XSL-FO (org.apache.fop.apps.Driver) to generate a PDF print out from an XML file.
I'm working on the Stylesheets (xsl) & I'm trying to make the debugging easier. I have the XML & the XSL file, now I just want my editor...
Started by Vincent on
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by 4 people.
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What tool are you using? <ATTRVALUE attribute_id="92" attrname="Date Required" attr .
complain.
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Posted 25 March 2007 - 04:10 PM
Has this hobby gotten to the point where all we can do is complain about things? I'm as guilty as the next guy for doing it from time to time, and I suppose there are times where legit complaints should be voiced, but it...
Started by JayC on
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by 11 people.
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Not to mention, things have to change at some point! If they didn't, everyone would complain time and carried over to the toys
Since then complaining in general has become out of hand
I complain: 12-August 02 Posted 29 March 200....
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Hi OH.. I have been fortunate enough myself to have never had to undergo chemo or radiation Cystitis - noninfectious
Radiation therapy ,however have witnessed a few family Birth control and family planning
Choosing a primary care provider
Ewing’s sarcoma...
Started by willbb on
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by 8 people.
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They are using.
PS I never see you complain Hawkie, in fact I believe you are one of the few folks who - noninfectious
Radiation therapy do not have the energy or the strength to complain.
The disease.
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I bought a bike and ran in to a couple of problems. The retailer was good with helping me in the beginning but later changed their tune, they became very difficult to work with and eventually flat out lied to me about a warranty, insisting that I had ...
Started by Bob12676 on
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by 12 people.
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You have to be more ....
Are different problems than the head badge falling off on a bumpy road or the bike not shifting properly .
Cracked frame, leaking suspension, etc.
Depends on what's wrong with the bike.
If it is legit complaint I don't see why not .
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Why does ReSharper complain when a method can become static, but is not?
Is it because only one instance of a static method is created (on the type) and thus save on performance?
Started by Andreas Grech on
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by 9 people.
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That saves cpu cycles necessary for ....
No (zero) instances of the class need to be created to use the method if it is declared as static.. .
That's another reason it's cheaper.
You don't have to push "this" onto the function's stack for a static method .
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Ok, I'm fuming after having to deal with a MS Support Rep to do a product activation; and now I need to complain to someone.
Has anyone found an actual phone number or e-mail address at Microsoft I can complain too? All I can find is their support pages...
Started by CodeSlave on
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by 6 people.
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If ....
Unlikely to get anything changed.
You can try one of their Customer Service Solution Centers:
http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/cu%5Finventory?ws=mscom
But it's probably analogous to shouting into the wind or relieving yourself in the ocean .
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$test = 'love'; $eff = end(explode('ov',$test));
I can't figure it out; oddly enough, this doesn't get a complain:
$test = 'love'; $eff = current(explode('ov',$test));
The error I'm getting is: Strict: Only variables should be passed by reference
Started by onassar on
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by 5 people.
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Other mutating functions such as array_unshift and reset complain.
The error is that it is non-mutating.
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I am trying to populate a nested field, product_name, it an Item.
In my Item model:
class Item < ActiveRecord::Base attr_writer :product_name belongs_to :order belongs_to :product def product_name #Product.find_by_id(self.product_id) #=> returns...
Started by doctororange on
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by 3 people.
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In Ruby, a method can return any value, and ... .
:)
Yes, Ruby is successfully returning an object, and the object is nil .
If you're asking a totally different question than I'm hearing, ignore this .
It sounds like you're asking a really general question.
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I'm checking the results from the static code analysis tool Klocwork .
It complains about the following code:
293 for( my_vector_typedef::iterator it( start_pos ); it != end_pos ; ++it ){ 294 delete *it; 295 }
With the following message:
Object 'it._M...
Started by sharkin on
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by 4 people.
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It doesn't look particularly....
++it should simply reload _M_current with its new value, but this seems to confuse the tool .
That looks to me like the tool is a little confused by the fact that you're trying to delete the object referenced by the iterator it .
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I have a /domains directory in which I have entries such as
theawesomesite.com 0.2.v.theawesomesite.com 0.3.v.theawesomesite.com
And after testing 0.3, I'll set the main domain to alias the new version. Works really nice. Now, I want to be able to delete...
Started by ironfroggy on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Your suggestion made me think about it searching in the directories after deleting... .
EDIT by Asker: Or, the -prune flag, as I don't care about the contents at all .
Try adding the -depth flag, to process each directory's contents prior to the directory itself .
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