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• Is there a static analysis tool for Python, Ruby, Sql, Cobol, Perl, and PL/SQL?

  - by Raj

  I am looking for a static analysis tool for Python, Ruby, Sql, Cobol, Perl, PL/SQL, SQL similar to find bugs and check style. I am looking for calculating the line count, identify bugs during the development, and enforcing coding standard.

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• iPhone Human Interface Guidelines question

  - by Kyle

  iPhone Human Interface Guidelines -- Do they apply for OpenGL games? GL games typically have custom buttons, custom lists, etc. Take the Quake player list for example, if ported, it wouldnt be a typical UI list object. Does this mean the reviewer in question would reject anything that wasn't using standard UI? Or, is there an exception for games.

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• Are Maybes a good pattern for scala?

  - by Fred Haslam

  For a while I have been struggling to integrate scala with java methods that might return null. I came up with the following utility which helps a lot: // produce an Option, nulls become None object Maybe { def apply[T](t:T) = if (t==null) None else Some(t) } Maybe(javaClass.getResultCouldBeNull()).map( result => doSomeWork(result) ) I have a few questions about this solution: Is there a better or more standard pattern to use? Am I duplicating something that already exists? Does this functionality have hidden gotchas?

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• How many times do I/you/we hit refresh in the course of developing a 10 page website?

  - by j-man86

  For a standard sized 10 page website with a blog and cms, how many times do you estimate you hit the refresh button in your browser(s) in the course of the week / weeks you're coding it?

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• When are response headers created in ASP.NET web forms?

  - by Jones

  I read somewhere the you can't remove response headers once they've been added. Given that, I'm wondering where in a standard ASP.NET web forms application do response headers get added initially. For example, these: Date Fri, 23 Apr 2010 16:25:56 GMT Server Microsoft-IIS/6.0 X-Powered-By ASP.NET Cache-Control private And can I stop it from happening? Do subsequent headers override old headers? Does my question even make sense? Thanks.

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• Adding Google Maps "My Maps" feature to own website? - import .kml files

  - by LordSnoutimus

  Hello there, I am looking to add the Google Map API to my own website, but I would like to also include the "My Maps" feature which allows a user to import a .gpx, or .kml file and display the data on the map. Obviously it is possible to add just a standard interactive Google Map to a website but is the import fuction possible? Thanks

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• scripting fruityloops or propellerheads reason from VB or Python?

  - by interstar

  I have both Fruityloops and Propellerheads Reason software synths on my Windows PC. Any way I can get at and script these from either Visual Basic or Python? Or at least send Midi messages to the synths from code? Update : attempts to use something like a "midi-mapper" (thanks for link MusiGenesis) don't seem to work. I don't think Reason or FL Studio act like standard GM Midi synths. Update 2 : If you're interested in this question, check out this too.

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• Destroy and Show have some url in RoR, is it good?

  - by Stas

  Hi! Is it good when url to show and destroy are same? How it can be changed in RoR if i want continue use standard tools like script/generate scaffold ? Thanks.

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• Nintendo DSi SDK : Getting Started

  - by Hugoware

  Does anyone have a good starting point for learning about development for the new Nintendo DSi? What kind of hardware do you need to develop and test something like this? Can you develop for the DSi using the standard DS? What language do you need to use? [Bonus Question] : I also heard the new DSi is going to get an App Store similar to Apple - Are developers going to be able to sell games using this?

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• NSButton Aligned to the Right

  - by dave-gennel

  Hi, I want to have a check box, like the standard one (first the check box and on the right its title) but I want it to be aligned from the right. If I change the alignment to the right then only the text will move to the right but the button itself will still be at the left.. How would I achieve this without knowing the bounds of the NSButton? Thanks in advance.

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• WCF v.s. legacy ASP.Net Web Services

  - by George2

  Duplicate: although this is a good discussion, this is a duplicate of Web Services — WCF vs. Standard. Please consider adding any new information to the earlier question and closing this one. Could anyone recommend me some documents to describe why WCF is better than legacy ASP.Net web services? I am especially interested in performance and security. Thanks!

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• jqGrid record count has space before the thousands digit

  - by Ron Harlev

  When the record count in jqGrid exceeds 1000, there is a visible space between the hundreds and thousands digits. See image below (taken from the jqGrid demo page) Is there a way to remove this space, or replace it with with a standard thousands separator (comma or other)?

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• Indexed element access in JPQL

  - by Timo Westkämper

  Is it possible to do indexed element access in JPQL like in HQL : select o from Order o where o.items[0].id = 1234 I couldn't find something related in the JPA 2 specs, I am targeting EclipseLink JPA here, so if you come up with an EclipseLink solution, that's ok as well, although a JPQL standard solution is preferred.

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• What happens after you reach the Salesforce daily Email limit?

  - by codeulike

  In Salesforce you can set up various workflow processes or build API apps that send email. For most standard Salesforce orgs, there is a limit of 1000 emails per day. (e.g. see here) I can't find any info on what happens after you reach the limit. e.g. what sort of errors occur, and are administrators automatically notified?

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• What do you call using print statements to debug code?

  - by vgm64

  I'm just curious, but is there a name for the process using print statements to debug your code? An example in pseudocode x=3.2e39 print x y = function1(x) print y z = function2(y) print z w = function3(z) print w Executation: 3.2e39 3.2e36 NaN NaN reveals some bad math in function2. If there's no standard name, what do you call it?

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• What is the carriage return character in an AS/400 db?

  - by donde

  I have a client running an AS/400. I have to ftp a flat file over to them. They tell me their return charaters are RN. I don't recognize this, could not find anything on it, and their tech guy is Nick Burns so he refuses to give me any dirtection. Is there a standard return code for AS/400? I should have mentioned that I have a c# .NET 2.0 console application.

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• What are the reasons to select Object Oriented Programming over Procedural Programming?

  - by Starx

  Nowadays, Standard Coding has become Synonymous to Object Oriented Programming. But what are the reasons that forced classical procedural programming out of the way and rose the new concept of Object Oriented Programming. What were the limitations that Procedural Programming could not accomplish? and Does procedural language still hold some value in the field of programming? If yes, What are they, and What are there advantages over OOP?

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• How to get the PDB (symbols) from an exe when built into an MSI

  - by Spence

  I have a standard MSI being created using Visual Studio 2008. Is there any way that I can have it copy the symbols of the exact DLLs and EXEs that were placed into the MSI somewhere so that I can use them for remote debugging of an installation from that MSI?

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• Conditional action based on whether any file in a directory has a ctime newer than X

  - by jberryman

  I would like to run a backup job on a directory tree from a bash script if any of the files have been modified in the last 30 minutes. I think I can hack together something using find with the -ctime flag, but I'm sure there is a standard way to examine a directory for changes. I know that I can inspect the ctime of the top level directory to see if files were added, but I need to be able to see changes also. FWIW, I am using duplicity to backup directories to S3.

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• Does Android keep the .apk files? if so where?

  - by Gubatron

  After android installs an application from the Marketplace, does it keep the .apk file? Is there a standard location where Android would keep such files?

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• Does anyone know of a Firebug equivilant for Internet Explorer?

  - by Mel

  The question says it all. Inter Explorer's lack of standard compliance has struck, and driven me to the brink of madness. Does anyone know of a Firebug equivalent for IE8?

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• How difficult is Haskell multi-threading?

  - by mvid

  I have heard that in Haskell, creating a multi-threaded application is as easy as taking a standard Haskell application and compiling it with the -threaded flag. Other cases, however, have described the use of a par command within the actual source code. What is the state of Haskell multi-threading? How easy is it to introduce into programs? Is there a good multi-threading tutorial that goes over these different commands and their uses?

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• Adding jQueryui Buttons to dynamically added content

  - by Hippyjim

  I have a list of items that have some jQueryUI buttons associated with them. After an action (deleting an item) I want to reload the list via ajax. Only problem is when I do so the JQueryUI buttons no longer show, just the standard markup. I know I can use jQuery.live() for dynamically adding click handlers etc, but how do I apply a jQueryUI button() to them?

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• finding "distance" between two pixel's colors.

  - by igor

  Once more something relatively simple, but confused as to what they want. the method to find distance on cartesian coordinate system is distance=sqrt[(x2-x1)^2 + (y2-y1)^2] but how do i apply it here? //Requires: testColor to be a valid Color //Effects: returns the "distance" between the current Pixel's color and // the passed color // uses the standard method to calculate "distance" // uses the same formula as finding distance on a // Cartesian coordinate system double colorDistance(Color testColor) const;

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• iPhone UI libraries?

  - by Vinnyt

  Has any one encountered any open source iPhone UI Libraries that are good to use in projects to replace some of the standard controls with ones that are more customizable?

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