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• Where does getopt_long store an unrecognized option?

  - by Rob Kennedy

  When getopt or getopt_long encounters an illegal option, it stores the offending option character in optopt. When the illegal option is a long option, where can I find out what the option was? And does anything meaningful get stored in optopt then? I've set opterr = 0 to suppress the automatically printed error message. I want to create my own message that I can print or log where I'd like, but I want to include the name of the unrecognized option.

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• Where to find Python CouchDB tutorials?

  - by Cap

  I've been hunting around for a Python CouchDB tutorial and haven't been able to find anything very thorough. The only thing I've really found is this site, which I haven't gotten to work because I keep getting a 'connection refused' error when I try to create a database. Does anyone know where I would look for a tutorial to help me with this?

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• How can I determine if a composite format string is invalid?

  - by Tinister

  Per the documentation, String.Format will throw a FormatException if either (A) the format string is invalid or (B) the format string contains an index that cannot be found in the args array. I want to be able to determine which (if either) of those conditions fail on any arbitrary string and array of arguments. Is there anything that can do that for me? Thanks!

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• How can I acquire an aggregated list of known proxy IP addresses?

  - by Howard3

  I'd like to use this to help maintain a good defence against people trying to skirt the rules of my system. I've found TOR endpoints, nothing that's readily available to be shot into a script (needs to be parsed) but they work. However I need a list which goes beyond TOR yet I cannot find anything conclusive just yet. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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• mysql: managing memory usage

  - by every_answer_gets_a_point

  i am doing a delete with a LIKE statement my keybuffer is 25m, the sort buffer size is 256k the delete has been taking over 2 hours should i increase memory usage? there are about 50 megs of data in the table from which i am deleting, thats about 500,000 rows is there anything else i can do on the adminsitration size to speed up this delete?

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• How to simplyfy getting the patch for one changeset in git?

  - by childno.de

  git revision syntax is really powerful, but I can't find how to simplify things like: git diff 1a2e^..1a2e without writing tree'sh1 twice? Is there now "NEXT" syntax, something like: git diff 1a2e^..NEXT OR git changeset 1a2e ?? Another "next" syntax which might be useful if 1a2e is a known revision: git cherry-pick 1a2e+NEXT..origin/featureBranch ^^ "cherry pick anything from 1a2e to master EXCEPT 1a2e itself"

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• Is there any documentation of functions in Mercurial cgi interface?

  - by Ton

  I am trying to get some information about the different pages served by the Mercurial cgi webpage. However I cannot find anything usefull. By accident I stumbled upon the raw-rev page. Anyone got some valid links to documentation?

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• int i = 2; // what do you use as a throwaway line when you just need something to breakpoint on?

  - by rektide

  Whenever I want a breakpoint someplace where there isnt anything to break on just (inside a loop, &c), I tend to automatically drop down a: int i = 2; I'm curious what others use.

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• C++ dictionary/map with added order

  - by Gopalakrishnan Subramani

  I want to have something similar to map but while iterating I want them to be in the same order as it is added. Example map.insert("one", 1); map.insert("two", 2); map.insert("three", 3); While iterating I want the items to be like "one", ""two", "three"..By default, map doesn't provide this added order. How to get the map elements the way I have added? Anything with STL is fine or other alternative suggestions also fine

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• Android: how to obtain AssetManager without reference to Context?

  - by ab11

  I have a Class that needs to obtain a reference to it's application's AssetManager. This class does not extend any sort of android UI class, so it doesn't have a getContext() method, or anything similar. Is there some sort of static Context.getCurrentApplicationContext() type of method? To clarify: my class is intended to be used like a library, for other applications. It has no associated AndroidManifest.xml or control over the context which is calling it.

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• When did you feel comfortable with programming?

  - by misterwebz

  I've been programming for about 6 months, but i still feel like i haven't learned anything. Or maybe i'm overwhelmed by the things i still don't know. Am i doing something wrong here or is this normal? I want to be able to work as a freelancer in a year or two, but i'm not sure if that goal is achievable. So when did you feel comfortable using your programming language of choice and how did you learn it?

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• PHP: How do I find out if someone is from the US from his/her IP Address?

  - by lucha libre

  I don't want anything incredibly complicated. I am working on a client outside the US, and I just want a basic check to see if someone is accessing his page from the US or not. After that, I am going to default the language in either English or Spanish, after determining where the visitor is from. Thanks.

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• Why can't I make my parameter like this?

  - by mystify

  - (void)setPropertyValue:(const *void)inValue forID:(UInt32)propertyID { } The compiler doesn't like the const *void, for some reason. When I have that, it says: error: expected ')' before 'void' When I make the parameter like (UInt32)foo there is no problem. Does const *void only work in functions? I need a parameter which can be a "pointer to anything" like UInt32, Float64, etc.

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• How long is a CS degree good for?

  - by Recursion

  I came upon a comment on another forum today and one user responding to another suggested that a CS degree is really only good for one through two years at the most, and after that its as if you never had it. Is this really true? is this what employers think? When I did CS I never learned anything new, we learned fundamentals like data structures, algorithms, time complexity, OS fundamentals, language characteristics. Most of this stuff has been around for the past 20 years or so.

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• Possible to extract bytecode from a swf file using .net?

  - by Gilbo

  I'd like to parse, manipulate and publish a swf file. I've heard of similar things in Java (JavaSWF) but haven't come across anything for .NET. Has anybody seen something like this? If not any suggestions on where to start?

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• loading of data using jquery

  - by pradeep

  hi, i have a proj where on change of select box i am loading data from server. how do i make sure that until the data is loaded user cant do anything else on the page ..

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• How to append to the beginning of a text fle in g++

  - by Phenom

  I want to write to a file without overwriting anything. It is a text file containing records. When I delete a specific record, I do not actually remove it from the file, I just put information in the header saying that it is deleted. How can I do this?

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• Can a tab bar controller added to a uitableview?

  - by Sheehan Alam

  I have a View that contains a UITableView and a UITabBarController. I have set my IBOutlets, but the UITabbarController does not appear. Do I need to do anything else to allow it to appear? Note: I don't want the tab-bar to be displayed throughout the entire application. Only on one specific view.

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• Why is ColdFusion adding whitespace when I call a function in cfoutput?

  - by Kip

  If I do something like this in ColdFusion: <cfoutput>foo="#foo()#"</cfoutput> The resulting HTML has a space in front of it: foo=" BAR" However, if it is not a function call it works fine, i.e.: <cfset fooOut=foo() /> <cfoutput>foo="#fooOut#"</cfoutput> Gives this output: foo="BAR" Where is this extra space coming from and is there anything I can do about it?

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• How to determine whether a database has been changed or not ?

  - by Locksfree

  I have a need to determine if a database on a MS SQL Server has changed between two distinct moments. The change can be structural or data-related and the check should be generic (i.e. independant of the structure of the database). Preferably, I'd like the check to be T-SQL based or with SMOs, not file based. I checked on MSDN but I haven't found anything relevant so far.

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• objective C string Confusion

  - by mac

  I am having code NSString *cellValue1 = [products1 objectAtIndex:indexPath.row]; when i try to print NSLog(@"cell value is %@",cellValue1); in log i am not getting anything, if i use %s, i am getting some symbols, not the string located in cellValue1. Please help me. Thanks in advance.

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• Data Access component for .net

  - by jmo21

  I am looking for an OSS data access block for using with .Net and Sql Server. I've use Ent Lib in the past, but wondered if anyone could recommend anything else?

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• In Java, is there a way to write a string literal without having to escape quotes?

  - by Matthew

  Say you have a String literal with a lot of quotation marks inside it. You could escape them all, but it's a pain, and difficult to read. In some languages, you can just do this: foo = '"Hello, World"'; In Java, however, '' is used for chars, so you can't use it for Strings this way. Some languages have syntax to work around this. For example, in python, you can do this: """A pretty "convenient" string""" Does Java have anything similar?

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• Do Java or C++ lack any OO features?

  - by tsv

  I am interested in understanding object-oriented programming in a more academic and abstract way than I currently do, and want to know if there are any object-oriented concepts Java and C++ fail to implement. I realise neither of the languages are "pure" OO, but I am interested in what (if anything) they lack, not what they have extra.

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• wordpress adnimistration page

  - by michael

  anyone know of a site that explains how wordpress created its appearances in wordpress (on the backend) i like how the navigation was created and i am trying to drill down to see what makes it tick but its a heck of a mess of code. has anyone launched anything online that you know of explaining how these peices were made? maybe something cleaner. thnx

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