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Working on three different computers at two different locations, on projects that are in subversion, I once in a while forget to check in stuff at one location, so that I cannot work on the latest code, when I want to continue working on the project at...
Started by Kjensen on
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And/or automated backup of your working windows/applications for unsaved data .
Like VisualSVN to show which files are modified in the Solution Explorer, so that you don't forget working directories even if you do forget to check it in.
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I always forget to change the version number for bugfix version, when i released 1.0.9, maybe the version number in source code is still 1.0.0
So far it is not a big matter as every release was logged in SVN, i can retrieve a specified release anytime...
Started by Relax on
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Your build script may just call a little tool that just does: open a file (versioninfo.php), search this string (some regex stuff... .
Use continuous integration software like TeamCity , and use a build script that accepts the version number as a parameter .
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Does any else have a problem where when using VS2005 or VS2008, it suddenly 'forgets' to color code and format the text for you? All of a sudden it acts like its a plain old notepad editor. Sometimes if I save and re-open the file, or else re-start Visual...
Started by E.J. Brennan on
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I use C# ....
Haven't found anything that helps besides restarting visual studio.
In my case it has alway been the backgroundcompiler service that has stopped working for one reason or another .
Sometimes something similar to this happens to me in VB.Net .
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I have about had it with this tool, I check the save password box at the login dialogue but it just doesn't work. Sometimes it will for a few days, and then the password will just be gone. Nearly every time I load this thing up I have to track down the...
Started by Ryan on
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Searching tells me that some have the same problem and some doesn't experience it at ... .
I have the same problem, and some of my colleagues too .
And it can sort, something I found lacking in Mgmt Studio .
It sucks less.
Use Toad instead.
Same thing here.
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After I commit a file to Perforce, it becomes read-only.
If I have this file open in vim, I've just lost my undo-redo history, without even being asked.
How do I make this not happen?
Started by Anonymous on
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Whenever you “:edit filename”, implicitly or explicitly it seams....
It is kind of Vim bug.
Maybe you could try to make it readable with modelines :
#vim : set noreadonly:
I wrote # but of course you must replace it with the adequate symbol for a comment .
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Possible Duplicate:
vim re-edit as root
I could have sworn I saw this question asked. But after looking though every search result for "vi" I'm stumped/lazy.
I've opened a file, made an edit and now I realize it's read only and I've opened it as non-root...
Started by MathewC on
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Otherwise i save the file to /tmp, and mv/cp it as root to... .
I do this occasionally, and if the changes i've made are trivial, i just exit and edit it again as root .
I think you want something like this:
:w !sudo tee %
I first saw it on commandlinefu .
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This is untested as i need to write more code. But is this correct and i feel like i am missing something, like this could be better written. Do i need the c.lose at the end? should i flush anything(i'll assume no if i do close())?
Byte[] buffer; using...
Started by acidzombie24 on
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In fact if you look at the code in reflector, you'll find that Close in both cases just... .
The using statements will ensure the Dispose method on these types are called on exit and this will have the same effect as calling Close .
Close is not needed here.
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I was trying to hack up a tool to visualize shaders for my game and I figured I would try using python and cocoa. I have ran into a brick wall of sorts though. Maybe its my somewhat poor understand of objective c but I can not seem to get this code for...
Started by fuzzy-waffle on
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(Caveat, while I am a Python developer, and an ... .
In this case, implement the copyWithZone method to ensure that the new copy gets the renderer as well .
Depending on what's happening elsewhere in your app, your instance might actually be getting copied .
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I'm using the jQuery autocomplete plugin to get a list of locations, which works fine. But if the user clicks the browser's back button after submitting the page with the autocomplete textbox, the textbox is empty. If I take the autocomplete off the textbox...
Started by Glenn Slaven on
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by 5 people.
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If you're feeling ambitious, you could....
This variable is set to an empty string on initialization .
In the $.autocompleter function on the plugin there is a variable called previousValue at line 72 of the unpacked version of the jquery.autocomplete.js .
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If you were a speaker of a minority language and had to move to another country (as a refugee, for example), and settle where no other of your language speakers lived, would you, in time, start forgetting some of the vocabulary?
Started by chucho_flaco on
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Would I still forget it, or would my English change into a bizarre idiolect? What if I had of convicts or shipwrecks in....
If I moved somewhere where I had no exposure I was alone .
Interesting.
Meet VinnyD.
Gradually forget it, given time.
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