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I've seen different lists based on Adam Markovitz's ( http://web.archive.org/web/20060213081516/http://blogs.borland.com/AdamMarkowitz/archive/2005/12/15/22523.aspx ) like here or on Delphi Wiki , this other one from DelphiMiracles , or this table from...
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Note that this PDF is not a comprehensive list of IDE key combinations, but are specific.
Addenum: I just found another list in PDF of them .
A comprehensive list, all Delphi users would be very grateful.
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I'm trying to put together a comprehensive regex to validate phone numbers. Ideally it would handle international formats, but it must handle US formats, including the following:
1-234-567-8901 1-234-567-8901 x1234 1-234-567-8901 ext1234 1 (234) 567-8...
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A comprehensive regex from scratch is usually a bad idea, unless you have good hard reasons.
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I'm looking for a comprehensive and up-to-date reference (preferably in book form) on OpenGL. I'd like to find something that covers OpenGL 3.0 but also need information on OpenGL 2.1 for older hardware (my understanding is that DirectX 10 level hardware...
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Well, if you want....
I would recommend the OpenGL SuperBible (even though it's only 2.1, it's quite good), and then just refer to the OpenGL Reference Pages for 3.x .
I don't know of a single, good book that covers 3.0 (or 3.2) which has been published yet .
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I've just started learning C++ and I find it very hard to find short, comprehensive tutorials on how to use gnu make / gcc. Any ideas (please don't point me to the official gnu make tutorial, it's way too much in-depth for my purposes ;-)).
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This doesn't directly answer your question, ....
Part I of this book covers the basic concepts, which I think would help you get comfortable with GNU Make .
The entire text of this book is available online.
Check the book Managing Projects with GNU Make.
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Short backstory: I am a self-taught developer. This can lend to all manner of bad habits and misconceptions, but I am constantly learning and want to improve my skills. Insofar as I want to be a developer, I want to be a good developer. With that in mind...
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Introduction to unit testing and the basics of writing ... .
And it covers these subjects (as taken from the manning website) .
By Roy Osherove
The book concentrates on unit testing for the .Net developer .
“The Art of Unit Testing“.
This may be of interest.
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I have only a handful of books for each of Perl, Python, and SQL. I have around a dozen books on C and C++ combined. My stack of Java books outweighs me. After perusing the bookstore shelves I can see that I could easily make a Java-like investment in...
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It's not a comprehensive guide to XML.
I'd recommend Elliotte Rusty Harold's Effective XML.
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A comment at the top of system.pas states:
{ Predefined constants, types, procedures, } { and functions (such as True, Integer, or } { Writeln) do not have actual declarations.} { Instead they are built into the compiler } { and are treated as if they...
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You can find them easily with a search on "built-in types"; there's a list of {$EXTERNALSYM} declarations... .
Some of the internally defined types can be found a little further down in System.pas (around line 90 in the version shipped with Delphi 2010 Update 4) .
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Is there any comprehensive overview somewhere that discusses all the different types of threads and what their relationship is with the OS and the scheduler? I've heard so much contradicting information about whether you want certain types of threads,...
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You cannot ....
It is "hyper threading" which is a CPU architecture thing .
Hyper threads don't exist.
You can ignore green threads, fibers, green fibers, pthreads (POSIX) .
Threads are the main building block of a Process in the Windows win32 architecture .
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Anyone here a guru in Tikz-timing?
I am/was looking for a way to label a timing diagram with annotations, but the vertical scale is too compressed. I couldn't find a comprehensive list of options for the \timing command (or if I did, it was a meagre list...
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If you use....
Check CTAN or the package website http://latex.scharrer-online.de/tikz-timing.
Stupid question, but did you checked the package manual?
I don't think that you will find any better list of options anywhere .
Hi,
I'm the author of tikz-timing.
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Are there any best practices (or even standards) to store addresses in a consistent and comprehensive way in a database ?
To be more specific, I believe at this stage that there are two cases for address storage :
you just need to associate an address...
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And this is why: http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/mladenp/archive/2008/09/17/Normalization-for-databases-is-like-Dependency-Injection-for-code.aspx
I'd use an Address....
Normalize your database schema and you'll have the perfect structure for correct consistency .
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