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Multi-line regex support in Vim
I notice the standard regex syntax for matching across multiple lines is to use /s, like so:
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How to trigger a build only if changes happen on particular set of files
How do I tell Jenkins/Hudson to trigger a build only for changes on a particular project in my Git tree?
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Node.js Best Practice Exception Handling
I just started trying out node.js a few days ago. I've realized that the Node is terminated whenever I have an unhandled exception in my program. This is different than the normal server container that I have been exposed to where only the Worker Thread dies when unhandled exceptions occur and the c...
How do I create an empty array in YAML?
...pty_array: is an array with no elements, such as with [] ? When I load it into a ruby hash I'd like it to know that it's an array.
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Set multiple properties in a List ForEach()?
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All you need to do is introduce some brackets so that your anonymous method can support multiple lines:
list.ForEach(i => { i.a = "hello!"; i.b = 99; });
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How do I install a NuGet package into the second project in a solution?
I'm currently working on a solution that initially contained one project ( My.First.Project.Name ). I've installed Castle Windsor by executing:
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What does the X-SourceFiles header do?
Using a FileStreamResult in ASP.NET MVC 3, I get a response header like
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How do I update my forked repo using SourceTree?
I am using SourceTree (with BitBucket) to manage my code. I have forked a repo, and the parent repo has been updated.
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How to show google.com in an iframe?
I am trying to put google.com into an iframe on my website, this works with many other websites including yahoo. But it does not work with google as it just shows a blank iframe. Why does it not render? Are there any tricks to do that?
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“Header Search Paths” vs. “User Header Search Paths” in Xcode?
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Use the User Header Search Paths for paths you want searched for #include "..." and use the Header Search Paths for #include <...>. Of course, if you check the option to Always Search User Paths, then #include <...> will also work for the user paths.
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