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Has silverlight replaced or killed off XBAPS?
Started by AJM on
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However XBAPs still have a wider access to the client system and the full range of the standard... .
Well it certainly eats into some area where you would have had to use an XBAP before .
I guess you are refering to the Silverlight 4 and its extended priviledges .
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(I don't have a serious need for this answer, I am just inquisitive.)
Can every if-else construct be replaced by an equivalent conditional expression using the conditional operator ?: ?
Started by nthrgeek on
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You can often can be replaced by an equivalent conditional expression using conditional operator?
No, you've conditional expressions: Can every conditional expression....
If( cond ) break; else a=b;
can not always be replaced by ?: operator.
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I have a few questions:
Why was a.out replaced by ELF ? What were the major flaws in the a.out format that led to the raise of ELF file format? Earlier core dumps were based on a.out, but now they are based on ELF. What are the various advantages provided...
Started by Karthik Balaguru on
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The a.out header format was very simple, something like:
word <magic> word ... .
ELF allows any number (or at least many more).
As I recall, one of the original problems with a.out format is that it only supported three sections: text, data, and bss .
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I have this annoying problem where my exception window in Visual Studio 2008 is replaced by a Windows pop-up dialog box (see images below). The exception detail can be quite usefull, so any help would be appreciated.
Started by Sephrial on
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This is very annoying, considering the exception window....
GoTo: Tools -> Options -> Debugging Ensure "Enable the Exception Assistant" is checked Having the same issue, Exception Assistant is enabled .
Make sure the Exception Assistant is still enabled.
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Hi, I'm making a RSS feed. I was looking at the official example and I noticed that some characters, such as < and > were replaced with > and < .
I therefore assume that & must also be replaced with & .
Are there other characters that ...
Started by Andreas Bonini on
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Most ....
See this XML spec for the list of special characters .
Microsoft Support lists the following:
Ampersand, & Left angle bracket, < Right angle bracket, > Straight quotation mark, " Apostrophe, ' An RSS feed a a special type of XML document .
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It seems that JINI is pretty much an abandoned project. The latest release from the Jini.org site is from last year, and there has been no news since then.
JINI appears to be very useful to provide services in a completely distributed minor. What happened...
Started by steven on
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Jini didn't fail....
On the high performance end, clustering and networking with lower overhead takes care of most needs .
On the simple end, web services take care of distributed needs .
I believe that this technology just disappeared due to a lack of need .
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This is what I currently have:
// #content is visibility=hidden sIFR.replace(mix_bold, { selector: '#content p', onReplacement: function(fi) { $('#content').fadeIn("slow"); } });
The fade in happens, but for a split second the replaced flash movie appears...
Started by Sam Goldman on
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All works great here, setting display to none in the CSS on the element (not ideal, just for test) then... .
I know this doesn't answer your question about sIFR, but i've just tested the fadein using a different font replacement technique called Cufon.
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I just ran a
git add -A
on my first git project.
I got back about a thousand responses:
"warning: LF will be replaced by CRLF"
as it went through each file (Ruby files, some are gems).
I deleted my .git directory and tried to disable this default setting...
Started by S. Michaels on
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Removed)
You likely have the core.autocrlf attribute set to true
It's a configuration attribute you can set:
http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/gitattributes.html#%5Fchecking%5Fout%5Fand%5Fchecking%5Fin
To make sure that is set to false... .
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Running git on a windows xp machine, using bash.
I exported my project from SVN, and then cloned a bare repository.
I then pasted the export into the bare repositories directory, and did a:
git add -A
I then got a list of messages saying:
LF will be replaced...
Started by mrblah on
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CRLF is the default return format in Windows, while LF is the default return format for most other OSes... .
Appears to me that git is converting the return format to match that of the running platform (Windows) .
I don't know much about git on Windows, but...
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Doing web traffic and log analysis, but there are a lot of malformed headers being passed from clients. These have characters transposed or replaced with "x"'s.
Does anyone know where they come from or why? Is this some kind of attempt at security, or...
Started by ryandenki on
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by 3 people.
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The letter transposition is probably a similar proxying issue, if I had to ... .
A Google search for "xroxy-connection" turns up a security advisory on Kerio Winroute Firewall which replaces the first character in a header with an X for some reason.
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