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Using C# in WPF, together with LINQ to SQL and LINQ for quering my generic collections, I noticed that sometimes, when I use several methods one after another and results of the first one are needed for next function, I should care about finishing actions...
Started by rem on
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In most situations where you call a method or ask for data, your next it faster than it gets the data, it will force your next instruction to wait rather than mess up your of solving this:
Use a lock mechanism....
Continue before you're ready.
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Got 2 SIP gateways (ZultysMX250). Sip trunk between them, they are in separate locations, different subnets 192.168.XX and 192.168.YY connected by IPSec VPN.
Some phones work perfectly. But mione... (and Im the admin.. grrr) is a bit older, and the guys...
Started by Tom Newton on
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One way audio is almost always caused and the problem was that the PBX (Siemens HG1500) knows one set of codecs and the XLite the other and when one-way audio problem, ....
The phones would be unable to send audio between each other .
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I'm trying to go through an array of strings and print one index at a time, but when I tried running the program all I get is a 0 or 1. I'm not really sure how to fix this. Below is what I have so far.
So when I call on the method I've created for this...
Started by I'm Jim Caviezel too on
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In general.
Not sure if yours is a homework question intended to make one learn about Java arrays.
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When Xcode autocompletes an method for me, it gives me blue blocks for parameters. I always go into the first, but then I click into all next ones rather than fast going there by keyboard commands. I guess that there are some good ones to know.
Started by Thanks on
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Personally, I find this more intuitive than Command....
In Xcode 3.2 (Snow Leopard), you can also use the Tab key to navigate between parameters .
The default is Command-/, but you can customize that in the key bindings section of XCode's settings window .
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How else might you compare two arrays ($A and $B )and reduce matching elements out of the first to prep for the next loop over the array $A?
$A = array(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8); $B = array(1,2,3,4); $C = array_intersect($A,$B); //equals (1,2,3,4) $A = array_diff...
Started by kevtrout on
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This let's you compare....
Hey, even better solution: array _ uintersect.
If you concatenate the two arrays, it will then yank all duplicates .
See also array_unique.
Doesn't get much easier than that.
Just use array_diff or array_intersect.
You've got it.
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Just received my May, 2012 issue of Muscle Car Review. An article in there gives an overview of some of the recent big auctions. They Quote: several cars that were sold at an auction last year and then sold at a different auction this year. This sounds...
Started by Don_Lightfoot on
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Every body gets hung up on....
Auction myself and try to find one for a realistis price.
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I am seeing a very strange problem on one of my production boxes. We have an application hosted in IIS 6 on a single machine with an apache web server in front of it. My application is using ASP.NET Membership for authentication and relies on session ...
Started by Broc on
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On the actual Session object, or just that the objects you expect to be in the Session are not there? One.
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Here's a sample: http://jsbin.com/idepo/5
The padding and everything seems to look better when not using that, but oh well. My question is, if you click one of the menu items (right now, only the left most one will do anything) then a list of sub menu...
Started by Justen on
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SubMenu = []; $(this).next().children().each( function() { subMenu.push( $(this) ); }); pullDownMenu(subMenu); }) .mouseout( function() { $(this).next().children().each( function() { $(this).stop(true.
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We are currently in the progress of developing a new product, all of the sudden, most of our dev team resigned and switched to another company.
There is only 1 developer left in the team, *sigh
He's been ranting on getting another developer and a tester...
Started by Bimo Arioseno on
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That may well inform your....
Before you hire anyone else, find out why the rest of your dev team resigned and fix that issue .
If "most of your dev team" resigned, why are you only considering hiring one person?
And isn't hiring another one.
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I just finished a Django app that I want to get some outside user feedback on. I'd like to launch one version and then fork a private version so I can incorporate feedback and add more features. I'm planning to do lots of small iterations of this process...
Started by RexE on
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Keep one database for each....
Write a script that will copy your live database into a dev database .
2) Keep seperate databases, one for production, and one for development.
You could also create a /beta or /staging..
Development, etc..
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