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How can I call a specific event manually from my own code?
Started by cool-RR on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
To manually post an event, you can use
self.GetEventHandler.
For the answer, this might help.
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What do you manually set your swappiness to on your linux workstation?
Started by Patrick on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
As Telemachus said I was answering the wrong question:....
Before that I had it set to 256 but I only had a gig of ram and actually needed the swap in that case .
I set mine to 0 but that's because I have 8 gig of ram in the machine .
I have mine set to 0.
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Hi, Why we have to manually start the disk defragmenter in Windows XP?.
Started by phoenix on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
If an operating system did that without....
Because it is very disk intensive and it can slow down your system a lot .
Here's Microsoft's page on how schedule defragmentation with XP.
You can make the computer automatically start it for you .
You don't have to.
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How can you manually begin Windows XP's Windows Update without entering to http://update.microsoft.com/windowsupdate with IE?
Started by voyager on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
I am not sure if it will apply to normal online updating but it is worth mentioning... .
I force detect with:
wuauclt.exe /detectnow
To troubleshoot machines updating from my WSUS server .
There should be an icon in your start menu (all programs) for that .
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How do I manually fire a click event on a button that I previously wired up using jQuery?
Started by Blankman on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
(link to documentation for trigger)
$("button:first").click(function () { update($("span:first")); }); $("button:last").click(function () { $("button:first").trigger('click'); update($("span:last")); }); function update(j) { var n = parseInt... .
Use Trigger.
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I have a dropdownlist, which dynamically populate data from SQL Server and i wanna manually insert two items on top of the DDL after data binding. So, the DDL would has data something like this:
Select Branch (manually insert)
ALL (manually insert)
AIR...
Started by WeeShian on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Foreach (var item in yourCollection) { ListItem....
If (!IsPostBack) { list.Items.Clear(); list.Items.Add(new ListItem("Select branch", "")); list.Items.Add(new ListItem("ALL", "*"); // Just bind your items here from the DB .
Just skip the automatic databinding.
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I want to generate random numbers manually. I know that every language have the rand or random function, but I'm curious to know how this is working. Does anyone have code for that?
Started by Omar Abid on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I would roll some dice.
I want to generate random numbers manually.
This is a linear congruential generator.
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Is there any way to set an event handler without doing it manually in the classname.designer.cs file other than double clicking the UI element?
Started by Robert Wilkinson on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Use myControl.Event....
If I follow your question correctly, you can just do it in your code-behind like this:
myButton.Click += myHandler;
Or you could use an anonymous delegate:
myButton.Click += delegate { MessageBox.Show("Clicked!"); };
HTH, Kent
Sure .
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How do I manually specify which test/unit test files should be run when a non-test file gets updated?
Started by Andrew Grimm on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Similarly, redefining....
Some tutorials refer to tests_for_file , but that was the old name of the method: it was changed in ZenTest 3.9.0 to test_files_for .
Redefine Autotest#test_files_for(filename) to return an array of strings of the test file names .
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Is there any way to manually remove an object which the garbage collection refuses to get rid of even when I call gc.collect() ? Working in Python 3.0
Started by Casebash on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Using GC, this is not guaranteed....
Here's good article that explains the details
Quoting:
In current releases of CPython, each new assignment to x inside the loop will release the previously allocated resource .
It depends on what your Python is running on.
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