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This short film shows US narrow gauge train working behind the trenches in WW1 France. I have lifted it from the Gn15 site for a wider audience. It starts off with some standard gauge footage, but the narrow gauge soon appears. Interesting to see the ...
Started by Ohmisterporter on
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From the war department
i have a book on this subject "narrow gauge at war"
Back to top See "Wipers!
Back to top sir douglas, on 10 October 2010 - 06:43 , said:
i have a book on this subject "narrow gauge at war" johnb, on 16 October 2....
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Hi folks
I am working on some 7mm narrow gauge stock. My preferred medium is card - i can cut it, don't need to solder it, and don't have to worry about the cost when I chuff it up and have to try again...
I design the models first on a computer - essentially...
Started by cornamuse on
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narrow gauge Uploaded 20 Feb....
Braked 3 ton slate waggon Album: 7mm narrow gauge Uploaded 12 Feb 2012 - 00:17 Very interesting concept Narrow Gauge Association and illustrated in this link to 'The Loop' by Giles
http://www.rmweb.co.
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Hello, I wondered whether or not a 'narrow' definition such as
#mytable tbody span.myclass { color: # ; }
is better/faster to parse than just
.myclass { color: # ; }
I read somewhere that narrow definitions supposedly actually have some kind of adversery...
Started by Alex on
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narrow" or "broad" selectors based on what you want to achieve, how far you want styles to cascade.
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I am trying to find a plugin or a solid way to narrow a list of items as a user types.
Essentially there would be a list that is always visible containing product names for users to scroll through. At the bottom would be a form where you can type in the...
Started by Cawlin on
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Here's a quick example of an approach that can work:
HTML:
<ul id="products"> <li>Apple</li> <li>Banana</li> <li>Mango</li> </ul... .
Also includes a live demo.
Code to filter a table of data can be found here .
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I'm wrestling with a bit of weird generics behavior regarding being able to "narrow" return types when subclassing. I managed to reduce the problem to the following set of classes:
public class AbstractIndex { } public class TreeIndex extends AbstractIndex...
Started by JesperE on
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Because I think you meant to say this:
public abstract class AbstractServiceTest<T extends AbstractIndex> { abstract IService<T> getService(); }
There's no purpose to making the separate V type variable, other than adding constraints that ... .
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Hello,
I'm making a very simple html webpage consisting only of text. How can I narrow the single column to make it easier for the reader to read?
I would like the body of text to be roughly in the center of the page and left aligned, with margins of ...
Started by yuriel on
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</DIV>
For centering, based on Angela's suggestion in the comments:
<DIV style="width: 300px; margin: 0 auto"> Text goes here... .
By putting the text inside a DIV with a style to control the width:
<DIV style="width: 300px"> Text goes here .
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In French, typography requires that we use narrow non-breaking space (U+202F) at various places (“Comme ça !”).
Apparently every browser on windows fails to support that and they all display a weird character instead. This works on most browsers on Mac...
Started by FroMage on
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+202F (the NARROW NON-BREAKING SPACE) in Unicode 5.1, which was later given the SGML symbolic name time the narrow non-breaking space is not available !
You can perfectly emulate the desired codée !
Example using (SIXTH OF CADRATIN....
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If I want to narrow scope of a variable in C#, I can introduce additional braces - i.e.:
class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { myClass x = new myClass(); x.MyProperty = 1000; Console.WriteLine("x = " + x.MyProperty); { myClass y = new myClass...
Started by hitch on
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If a variable has a narrow scope, you can forget about it when you're.
To reducing scoping is clarity, IMO.
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Hello,
My search query is something like this
SELECT files.id,files.file,files.name,files.uid,files.size,files.downloads,files.deleted,files.descr, files.upload_id,files.thumb,files.category,files.expirydate, MATCH(name,descr) AGAINST ('$all $none $any...
Started by Shishant on
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Files.deleted = 0 AND category IN('Other','Images')
you can use the IN keyword to narrow down.
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My host only allows medium trusted web applications.
I am getting this error:
Exception Details: System.Security.SecurityException: That assembly does not allow partially trusted callers.
I have the code, what should I change? I read I can add a attribute...
Started by mrblah on
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You should be able to....
This should really be more of a matter of making this change once per project not source file .
If you're deploying your web app as one or more assemblies, you should only have to add that attribute to AssemblyInfo.cs in each .
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