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How to check if AlarmManager already has an alarm set?
When my app starts, I want it to check if a particular alarm (registered via AlarmManager) is already set and running. Results from google seem to indicate that there is no way to do this. Is this still correct? I need to do this check in order to advise the user before any action is taken to create...
git status shows modifications, git checkout — doesn't remove them
I would like to remove all changes to my working copy.
Running git status shows files modified.
Nothing I do seems to remove these modifications.
E.g.:
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The entity cannot be constructed in a LINQ to Entities query
There is an entity type called Product that is generated by entity framework.
I have written this query
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Reverse Range in Swift
Is there a way to work with reverse ranges in Swift?
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How to split a dos path into its components in Python
I have a string variable which represents a dos path e.g:
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In PHP, what is a closure and why does it use the “use” identifier?
I'm checking out some PHP 5.3.0 features and ran across some code on the site that looks quite funny:
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Difference between const & const volatile
If we declare a variable as volatile every time the fresh value is updated
If we declare a variable as const then the value of that variable will not be changed
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PHP function to make slug (URL string)
I want to have a function to create slugs from Unicode strings, e.g. gen_slug('Andrés Cortez') should return andres-cortez . How should I do that?
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When someone writes a new programming language, what do they write it IN?
Please excuse my ignorance. I'm dabbling in PHP and getting my feet wet browsing SO, and feel compelled to ask a question that I've been wondering about for years:
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How to initialise memory with new operator in C++?
I'm just beginning to get into C++ and I want to pick up some good habits. If I have just allocated an array of type int with the new operator, how can I initialise them all to 0 without looping through them all myself? Should I just use memset ? Is there a “C++” way to do it?
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