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 | Re: Namespace rant Yep. Some examples of the ones I use: `Project.Extensions` `Project.Utilities.Mathematics` `Project.Services` Namespaces are good for organising code :) |
 | *Finally* getting the second season of Railgun. I felt that the second season of Index did nothing but set up Railgun to take over as the main show and I was a bit disappointed as Index had a lot of potential. Just started watching Mirai Nikki (NSFW) and whilst I …  |
 | What is the field type and length in your database? |
 | You can download the driver software from here: http://www.mscustomercare.com/ Honestly these keychain things *are* just a scam. Especially with the miserly 3 hours of battery life. You probably could write your own software for these devices, but you would need to reverse engineer how they work. Innovage looks like they … |
| | The overhead to create the iterator is slower in `foreach` than `for`, but imperceptibly so. A lot of the time it depends on the type of collection you use as well. When you're using a loop, the work you do inside the loop will affect performance of the loop far … |
| | Could you post an example of what data you want and how you'd dispay it? |
 | I forget what I'm doing whilst doing it. I scratch the skin off from around my fingernails. I can't leave the house with bed hair. If I'm going to have two of something, it *must* be a matched pair on their primary attribute.  |
 | You can make it look like whatever you want... But there are no standard "skins"  |
| | No. This is done at the driver level (internally) and you have no control at all with respect to any external devices (such as a switch/router). Apart from writing a Virus or Malware, why would you want to do this anyway? |
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 | `echo '<tr><td><a href="Vacancy.php?ID=' . $row['ID'] . '">' . $row['Employer'] . '</a></td>';` or `echo "<tr><td><a href=\"Vacancy.php?ID={$row['ID']}\">{$row['Employer']}</a></td>";` <-- Courtesy of Pritaeas on IRC |
| | http://cosmos.codeplex.com/ That link contains all the information you need. It should even have tutorials on it... |
| | I would like to suggest you remove any results marked as "Solved" from this list. I presume it simply looks for any thread with 0 replies not in the Community Center? I would argue that if something is marked as solved, even with 0 replies, it is not unanswered (in … |
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| | I imagine this is because there is no instance of your COM server running as you've logged off. The TaskScheduler will attempt to start it, run it and fail. Check the COM is registered correctly and that the COM Server (RPCSS) is running as a service. |
| | For the love of all that is holy, please rename your Obi-Wan Kenobi variable =p Is JediKnight a struct (value type) or a class (reference type)? If it's a class, you don't need the ref keyword as it's passed by reference anyway. If it's a struct, however, you do. tinstaafl's … |
| | I think it has something to do with the fact that you're trying to set your Window back colour to transparent. This won't work and gives you a black colour instead. |
 | > > Wouldn't it be easier to ask your host? > Asked but they say it is open. Highly doubt it... I seriously doubt any webhost worth their money would block outgoing SMTP, that would be close to commercial suicide. Some free hosts however, may block them. In any case, … |
| | > allows you to trap user input errors that you can notify the user of. That will catch any exception, not just user input errors. |
 | Can you write a program in any of them? Technically you "know" it at that point. Then it just comes down to how good you are at it :)  |
| | I've not used MonoDevelop so I can only offer ideas, but if you can't find the build output, check your configuration for the Build Output Directory. It might be different from the one that's expected. I guess you're running on Linux, has it been copied away somewhere for WINE to …  |
| | Re-arrange your data structure slightly. public class League { public String Name {get;set;} public List<Team> Teams {get;set;} /* put other objects here relating to your prize and sponsors etc */ } public class Team { public String Name {get;set;} public List<Player> Players {get;set;} /* Other stuff relating to your team …  |
| | You will need a recursive loop to go down into the children and then pick up them and their siblings. Based on your requirement you might be able to produce a flattened list that you can perform your mathematics on. |
 | Re: Text overlap I have noticed this in IE8 as well. Not in any other browser or version. I simply put it down to IE8 not conforming to the standards correctly. |
| | Re: Syntax habbits. I have written some pretty horrific LINQ one liners in my time when I've been rushing. Generally I newline curled bracers, nest everything and if a line gets too long, drop each argument to its own line, indented as appropriate to the current nested scope. |
| | If both achieve the same result then the only advantage to be garnered is "Which is method is quicker to use?" You aren't going to be performance bound at the kind of speeds COM ports run at so having a Native executable that runs 1ms quicker isn't as important as … |
| | Does the 500 page give you an exception stack? If it does, pasting that will help determine the cause. Unfortunately the error code 500 just means *something* went wrong. It's a very generic error code :( |
| | If you want to do this kind of inversion then you will need to implement the `saveMe` function on the `INote` interface. Some would argue this breaks the *seperation of concerns* design methodology though. Do they actually equire separate saving methodolgies? |
 | It's safer to use the `OUTPUT` clause as `@scope_identity` will return the last identity generated in the current session & scope **regardless of the table**. Although it's generally ok to use `@scope_identity` using the `OUTPUT` clause will always achieve the intended result regardless of parallelism. It's a bit clunky to … |
| | Could you clarify what exactly you want to do next? There are many many paths you could follow from here. Typically, you haven't implemented a "Get" or a "Set" or any type of persistance/caching mechanism. You also need to consider Serialisation and whether or not you will store your data … |
 | Re: WEB HOSTING I would be careful with *unlimited* plans as it can lead to the provider over subscribing their services leading to poor performance. It also might be worthwhile analysing what resources you actually forsee using and basing it on that. If you're planning to sell web sites/services then getting yourself a … |
 | Well there are three ways to do this. 1) Quick and dirty; try and do the update. If it errors, likely it doesn't exist. This is the worst possible way to do it. 2) It'll Do...; try and select the ID first. If you get a result, it exists and …  |
| | Re: displaying sum You need to learn about arrays. I'm actually shocked that you left this assignment until the last minute if your knowledge is this basic. 1. Create an array 2. Iterate the array and take in your ten values, placing each one into the array at a different position 3. Sum … |
| | Have you stepped through with the debugger? does `v_comment` contain anything when you get to the append command? |
| | Any implementation of this will be of your own making. You may be able to google for a library that already exists, however, I did this myself before. At a basic level, your "Next" and "Back" buttons need to be external to your forms, which will be displayed as Panels … |
 | Sorry I'm having trouble understanding you, but to see the drop down menu you must hover your mouse over the icon, not click it.  |
| | Please give an example of your input and output. |
 | Prioritise your workload. The teamlead/manager should be doing this. You will need to keep switching between projects and until you get enough workforce you will be stressed, but with effective prioritisation you can keep on track to deliver in most cases. If there is simply just too much work to … |
 | So long as the font for Tamil is installed on your machine, just set the font of the textbox to Tamil. If you don't have a Tamil font, you can find one [Here](http://www.wazu.jp/gallery/Fonts_Tamil.html)  |
| | I don't see why not. You would need to refer to the instructions of your "SmartBro Canopy" hardware. A quick Google suggests they aren't a very good company to buy from and the network is easily hacked into. Your experience may vary ^.^ (PS. It's probably cheaper to buy an … |
| | Actually what you need *is* NAT. NAT actually performs the port forwarding for you, you would need to configure this using one of the following methods; 1. NAT Punching 2. UPnP 3. Manual Port Forwarding (which you said you can't do) NAT punching is an old methodology that isn't very … |
| | `mailto:user@mail.com&cc=copy@mail.com&subject=mySubject?body=blaaaaaaaaaaaa` |
| | Generally you would include a field in the DB containing the last log on date, if this value is null, then it's a first time log on. If you want to do things like forced password reset; the simplest way is to include a bit column that just states "ResetRequired" … |
| | But ddanbe, that's probably too much effort...Here's a link that will help :) http://bit.ly/ZnCl8z You should be more thoughtful in future, what would happen if the OP got a finger injury! ;) |
 | How did it not work? Need a bit more information to go on. The only suggestion I can make now is that your query isn't returning any rows. |
 | I might just take a week off and pretend I'm on school holidays :D  |
| | You shouldn't really use enums for the picture information. You can, but it's a lot more hassle to set it up in a dynamic model Your pictures will be stored as resources and these resources will be accessible by a key. When you design the key, you should make it … |
| | Used iPhone 4 and Galaxy S3; prefer the Galaxy S3 because it's better at what I want it to do. It's a more open architecture and I can poke and play with it to my heart's content. The music player is somewhat poor and has now been replaced with Spotify … |
| | It depends on your type of scanner and whether you get drivers and API's with it. It sounds like you have a keyboard emulation scanner. In which case, you will receive barcode input just as though someone typed it on a keyboard. I suppose in this case your event would … |
| | You say they aren't working but what do you mean? How are they not working? Crash? Wrong Result? Won't compile? At a glance, I'd say because you're parsing your input into Integer format (line 69). Surely if you're using the double type, you need to parse it into a double? |
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