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• How can it be that PageContent implements IAddChild but has none of this interface methods?

  - by Nimrod Shory

  The PageContent element implements IAddChild but doesn't implements IAddChild methods so I can't call AddChild method on PageContent.. How can it be? And if i cast PageContent to IAddChild i can call AddChild method on it - So it does implement it somewhere... I am confused with this behavior. Can someone shed some light on this?

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• How can I prevent making new Untitled document when Mac OS X document based application start up?

  - by Eonil

  I'm making a new Mac OS X application. (not an iPhone app) This is document-based application. It shows a new "Untitled" document instance automatically when it starts up. How can I block this behavior? I wish my application show no window at start up.

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• Are IIS services closed after some time?

  - by mafutrct

  I'd like to host a WCF web service in IIS. The service should keep a certain set of data all the time, it must never be lost. My colleague told me this is impossible because IIS closes down the service after a certain time (I assume without any activity). Is that true? How do I prevent that behavior? In case it matters, both IIS 6 and 7 are available.

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• How to have Git 1.6 follow "beyond symlinks"

  - by keikun17

  Apparently, the bug where git follows and track files beyond symlinks (git add symlink/) has been fixed around v1.6. Now this was a bug that works in my favor. Now that we've upgraded to v1.6.3.3, is there any way to reproduce that behavior without downgrading?

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• Rectangular divs with textual content are arranged in rows based on their sort order

  - by Sean Ochoa

  Is it possible to create the following behavior with one or more existing JQuery plugin(s)/widget(s)... or with some other web framework? Rectangular divs with textual content are arranged in rows (left to right) based on their sort order, and then flow to the next line if needed (top to bottom).

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• [CSS] padding style applying to <td /> doesn't work on IE7

  - by Ricky

  It seems that padding style applying to <td /> doesn't work on IE7 in my computer, but is okay on FireFox3.5. Is this a correct behavior? Or I get wrong. Thanks.

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• Does Lucene use fuzzy matching with Custom Analyzer containing stop word filter?

  - by iamrohitbanga

  I am noticing strange behavior with Lucene. Could you confirm that if I use fuzzy matching with QueryParser and a custom analyzer that applies standardfilter, stopfilter and porterstemfilter?

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• iPhone images on the simulator and the actual device - different bitsPerPixel values?

  - by Reuven

  Hi there, I have code running in an iPhone application I am developing. Basically, the code needs to load an images and calls: size_t bitsPerPixel = CGImageGetBitsPerPixel(imageRef); I noticed that on the iPhone simulator this call returns 24 and the device itself it returns 32. Is this behavior by design? Is it something I can control? Thanks!

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• SQL Server and Identity column

  - by andrew007

  Hi, I just noticed that if I have an identity column in a table, when I insert new rows SQL Server 2008 is automatically filling up the sequence if there are discontinuity. I mean, if in my identity column I have 1,2,5,6 if I insert other two rows in the table the system puts automatically 3,7 in the identity column. Do you know how to control this behavior? THANKS

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• Hiding the dialog on startup for a system tray application

  - by user131091

  I'm writing an application in C++ that runs as a system tray icon. When the application initially starts up the main dialog loads up and takes focus, which isn't the behavior I intend it to have. Is there a way to load the system tray icon without having the main dialog load up?

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• Javascript: 'this' changes when assigning a property?

  - by Pickels

  I know 'this' can be a problem when you don't understand Javascript well but this one got me a little puzzled. var ControlTypes = { TextBox: function () { console.log(this); this.Name = "TextBox"; console.log(this); } } ControlTypes.TextBox(); Firebug gives the following result: Object {} Object { Name="TextBox"} The first object is ControlTypes and the second one is Textbox. Could anybody explain the behavior behind this?

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• Exceptions not being caught

  - by Thomas Freudenberg

  We have following code: try { // some code throwing MyException } catch (MyException ex) { // [1] // no (re)throw here } catch (Exception ex) { if (ex is MyException) { // [2] } } If we run the code without a debugger attached, everything runs fine. However, IF we debug the code, we don't get to point [1] but [2]. As far as I understand the language specification this should not be possible. Even weirder, this code used run fine even while debugging. The strange behavior started only a few days ago.

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• Semantics of repeated acknowledgments in JMS

  - by Lajos Nagy

  Suppose I decide to call acknowledgment() on a JMS message several times. Say the first call fails (for non-permanent reason). Does the success of the second (or any subsequent) call guarantee that the message is now acknowledged? Is the exact behavior of acknowledgement() specified anywhere?

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• Why SVN makes read-only my files after check out or update?

  - by eKek0

  Working with an standard configuration of the server, without any lock, my files are read-only after every check out or update to the working copy. I have to set them to be not read-only to continue working, but besides this shouldn't be happening, it's uncomfortable. Anybody knows how to avoid this behavior?

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• Can I write a module/filter that gets fired before the web app get's run in Tomcat?

  - by Blankman

  Can I write a module/filter that gets put into the processing pipleline in Tomcat BEFORE the web application even gets run? Something that I could turn on/off for each web application that tomcat is handling. is this possible? So basically it would be a re-usable filter that hooks into the web pipeline that could alter the requests behavior or perform/modify the requests. One example would be to log all ip's, or redirect based on the url, block the request, etc.

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• iPhone keeps going into dim/sleep mode even with the proper API calls.

  - by Kyle

  I call: [[ UIApplication sharedApplication ] setIdleTimerDisabled: YES ] on the applicationDidFinishLaunching event.. I set a breakpoint on it, which fires so I know it's getting called.. I've also called this function in other places as well.. Basically, a 3G iPhone will still go into sleep mode, but my 3GS won't. Has anyone seen this behavior before? Both are running the latest OS versions. Thanks for reading!

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• Ever increasing number of rows returned for SQL Server database

  - by Maestro1024

  I have a SQL Server Express database that has a query that should return about 230 thousand rows. Problem is the query returns about 5 more rows each time you run the query. What would cause something like this? I ran 'DBCC CHECKDB' but that did not change the behavior. Any ideas. thanks

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• nested updatepanels

  - by Elenor

  When I put nested updatepanels in outer updatepanel, then in code, it shows that outer panel is around the code of all nested panels while design mode shows outer updatepanel is drawn like one row on top of page and nested updatepanels are drawn below that outside of outer updatepanel. Is this normal behavior or there is some problem in my implementation?

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• Synchronization of threads slows down a multithreaded application

  - by Dimitri

  Hello, I have a multithreaded application written in c#. What i noticed is that implementing thread synchronization with lock(this) method slows down the application by 20%. Is that an expected behavior or should i look into the implementation closer?

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• In MSBuild is it possible to determine if I'm running in Visual Studio

  - by Scott Weinstein

  Are the any MSBuild properties that Visual Studio sets? I'm looking to have some conditional behavior depending on the version (if any) of visual studio.

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• Math.min.apply(0, x) - why?

  - by Trevor Burnham

  I was just digging through some JavaScript code (Raphaël.js) and came across the following line (translated slightly): Math.min.apply(0, x) where x is an array. Why on earth would you do this? The behavior seems to be "take the min from the array x."

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• Does Cocoa’s printf-style formatting not work as expected when using %@ conversion specifier and fie

  - by Nikolai Ruhe

  My understanding of printf-like format strings is that you can prefix any conversion specifier with a minimum field width. This does not seem to work for Cocoa’s %@ specifier. Example: NSLog(@"'%5@'", @"foo"); NSLog(@"'%5s'", [@"foo" UTF8String]); Output: … 'foo' … ' foo' Is this the intended behavior?

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• Is this the Crudy anti pattern?

  - by miker169

  Currently I am creating a WCF service which has to connect to a DAL which, just connects to a database using ADO.net and stored procedures. The DAl writes its responses from the database to a datacontract which is passed over the wire to the client via the service. I was reading that this may possibly be the anti pattern 'CRudy Interface', but I wasn't sure as I am sharing the datacontract. If I am using an anti pattern, can anyone suggest a better pattern to use for the behavior I require? Thanks

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• Silverlight toolkit chart to many lables on axis

  - by badra

  I'm using the newest chart control from silverlight toolkit to plot some data. For small cases it works ok, but for bigger samples the X axis labels overlap. It would be no problem if the chart would simply omit some of the values or I could specify to just show every 10th of them ... I couldn't find any properties providing this behavior. Any ideas?

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• How do I declare a constructor for an 'object' class type in Scala? I.e., a one time operation for the singleton.

  - by Zack

  I know that objects are treated pretty much like singletons in scala. However, I have been unable to find an elegant way to specify default behavior on initial instantiation. I can accomplish this by just putting code into the body of the object declaration but this seems overly hacky. Using an apply doesn't really work because it can be called multiple times and doesn't really make sense for this use case. Any ideas on how to do this?

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