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I want to implement lists and queues over Cassandra, Riak, or any other eventually consistent store. Is this possible and how could I do it?
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When my colleges (that was way before my time here) updated Exchange 2000 to 2003 a English All Address Lists appeared in addition to the German variant. The English All Address Lists have German titled GAL below it. This has just been a cosmetic problem for the last few years. Now as we are in the…
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Hi everybody,
I've got some lists inside lists to make some fancy drop-down menus.
e.g
<ul>
<li>something
<ul>
<li>sub menu</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
Problem is, w3c doesn't like it. Is there a way to make this validate…
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Why are listener lists (e.g. in Java those that use addXxxListener() and removeXxxListener() to register and unregister listeners) called lists, and usually implemented as Lists? Wouldn't a Set be a better fit, since in the case of listeners there's
No matter in which order they get called (although…
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In Tapestry 4 I am trying it iterate over a list of lists (technically a list of objects who have a list of strings as a data field).
I am currently doing this by using 'nested' for components.
(This is pseudo code)
<span jwcid="Form">
<span jwcid="@For" source="ognl:Javaclass.TopLevelList"…
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I've a jQuery.each(data, foo), where data is either a string or a list of strings. I'd like to know if there's an existing utility function to convert the string to a list, or otherwise perform foo on just the string. So instead of the easy route:
if (!$.isArray(data)) {
foo(0, data); // can't…
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