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How to programmatically get DLL dependencies
On Windows, in a C++ program, I want to know if a given DLL (I know the path) is loaded by a given external process (I know the path of the exe), using win32 functions. It must be possible...
Started by Fabien on
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Use the EnumProcesses function ....
First you have get the ID of the Process you are looking for .
I don't know if this will solve your problem, but as i see it will solve, take a look: Determining Whether a DLL or EXE Is a Managed Component
Best Regards .
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I need to start at a year-month and work out what the date it is in a given week, on a given day within that week..
i.e
year: 2009 month: 10 week: 5 day-number: 0
would return 2009-10-25 00:00:00 which is a sunday. Notice week 5, there is no day 0 in ...
Started by Sean.C on
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The number produced by the weekday datepart depends....
The weekday (dw) datepart returns a number that corresponds to the day of the week, for example: Sunday = 1, Saturday = 7 .
Can you use T-SQL stored procedures? If so, DATEPART would be the function to use .
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M = Model.find(1);
m.class_name would give you "Model"
If we have:
m = Model.find(:all);
How do we get the name of the model from m alone?
Started by kumar on
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Get the class of the first entry in the returned array
m.first.class
If you mean, how do you aggregate them all, since you are actually returning an array of Model objects, I recommend this:
Model.find(:all).collect(&:model_name)
This should give you... .
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Module M Class C end end
What I need is something like:
M.was_defined_here?(M::C) M.classes.include?(M::C)
Does this exists somehow?
I know I could parse M::C.name. But someebody could have the idea to change Module#name, to make it more astetic or something...
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M.constants.map {|c| M.const_get(c)}.include?(M::C)
Or, from johannes' comment, using find (will perform better if the class does exist in M and doesn't happen to be the last constant in M - though it should rarely make a measurable difference):
M.constants... .
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I'm on .NET 2.0, running under Medium Trust (so TimeZoneInfo and the Registry are not allowed options). I'm asking the user for two dates and a time zone, and would really love to be able to automatically determine whether I need to adjust the time zone...
Started by bdukes on
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In which case, have you considered reflectoring the TimeZoneInfo class and using what you find there?
@ Domenic ,... .
Well, since TimeZoneInfo is excluded, you're probably not going to find a solution in the framework itself (but don't quote me on that) .
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Expand each of the following sets of vectors into a basis for the given vector space
a) , , in
b) ,
in
Started by hayhay on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at artofproblemsolving):
What is ? Unparseable_latex_formulaM_{2}$ mean matrix 2-2 so it can be easily done as:
,
and verify... .
For a) you can set , it's easy to see that are linearly independent .
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Reduce the given logic expression into its simplest form:-
Here means the complement of A and so on.
My answer is :-
The answer provided by to me is:-
I am not able to understand any flaw in my answer. Kindly help.
NOTE:- I was required to calculate the...
Started by lakshya_iit on
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If I am given a don't care condition along....
Just to be sure, I even entered the given function in a K-Map ).
Just draw the Karnaugh Map correctly and you'll be done provided to you must be wrong .
The answer is given to you is correct.
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In my application I have a variety of date sequences, such as Weekly, Monthly and Annually. Given an arbitrary date in the past, I need to calculate the next future date in the sequence.
At the moment I'm using a sub-optimal loop. Here's a simplified ...
Started by Olly on
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Date = Date.today date.advance(:weeks => 1) date.change(:days => 7) # =&... .
ActiveSupport introduces the calculation module which provides an helpful #change method .
Because you tagged this question as ruby-on-rails , I suppose you are using Rails .
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This is very similar to a question that has already been answered (that I can't re-find right now) but the answers only let you get the nearest entry when you have a full date (year, month and day).
Started by Binarytales on
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Given '2009.
But, for example, given consideration is what to do if more than one date is equally distant from the reference.
A simple ABS(DATEDIFF()) might be exactly what's needed.
But should work though.
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He will be missed "I’ll miss it terribly. I’ll miss John Locke like hell" - Terry O'Quinn.
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I miss him so much.
And with it… I did my best." I love the art .
But it was given, nonetheless.
"I did not ask for the life that I was given.
Joe last summer.
In an interview he was doing while promoting G.I.
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