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What is the difference between a use case and an SRS?
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Hi,
Let me start by saying I feel very silly asking this, hence the newbie tag.
I am trying to investigate how to develop an UI application that will run directly on hardware. This will be very much like when you access the web based application within your router.
I don't really know how what…
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My team is entering into some discussions on source control (process and possibly tools) and we would like a tool agnostic terminology for the various activities. The environment does have multiple (old) VCS's, and multiple desired (new) VCS's. Is there a standard definition of activities, or at least…
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There are several terms commonly used to describe claims-based identity, and it is important to clearly define these terms. · Identity In terms of Access Control, the term identity will be used to refer to a set of claims made by a trusted issuer about the user. · Claim You can think of a claim…
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Where I work, employees use a third-party desktop program for their clients. This program saves data to a flat file. My colleague wants to write a Java program that uploads that flat file to a remote server, opens the desktop program when the flat file is downloaded from a Web site, and checks if…
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I get casually asked a lot to take a couple days to teach someone how to program. Most people really think they can learn what I know in a few days. When I tell them I have been doing this for many years and I can't teach them to be a programmer in a few days, they look at me like I am being a jerk…
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Hello,
I have about 2k of file that are currently in lower case like:
file_one.cfr
file_two.cfr
....
I am searching for a fast way to rename them to upper case so they would be like;
FILE_ONE.cfr
FILE_TWO.cfr
....
If I use from my shell;
for i in *; do mv $i `echo $i | tr [:lower:] [:upper:]`;…
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Hello,
I have about 2k of file that are currently in lower case like:
file_one.cfr
file_two.cfr
....
I am searching for a fast way to rename them to upper case so they would be like;
FILE_ONE.cfr
FILE_TWO.cfr
....
If I use from my shell;
for i in *; do mv $i `echo $i | tr [:lower:] [:upper:]`;…
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is the best/cleanest way to just do a for loop iterating through each position and call tolower() on it?
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What am i doing wrong here? I want the users name to be shown in the output as propercase but I cant figure it out.
string proper = this.xTripNameTextBox.Text;
CultureInfo properCase = System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture;
TextInfo currentInfo = properCase.TextInfo;
proper = currentInfo…
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So our target environment is linux, making mysql case-sensitive by default. I am aware that we can make our linux environment not case sensitive with the lower_case_table_names variable, but we would rather not. We have a few times been bitten with a case mismatch because our dev rigs are OSX, and…
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