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Break out of a While…Wend loop
I a<em>mem> using a While...Wend loop of VBA.
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How does deriving work in Haskell?
Algebraic Data Types (ADTs) in Haskell can auto<em>mem>atically beco<em>mem>e instances of so<em>mem>e typeclasse s (like Show , Eq ) by deriving fro<em>mem> the<em>mem>.
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How to run a co<em>mem><em>mem>and before a Bash script exits?
If a Bash script has set -e , and a co<em>mem><em>mem>and in the script returns an error, how can I do so<em>mem>e cleanup before the script exits?
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Co<em>mem>pare if BigDeci<em>mem>al is greater than zero
How can I co<em>mem>pare if BigDeci<em>mem>al value is greater than zero?
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How to re<em>mem>ove globally a package fro<em>mem> Co<em>mem>poser?
I ran this co<em>mem><em>mem>and to install globally PHPUnit :
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A TwoWay or OneWayToSource binding cannot work on the read-only property
...ly property I need to display in a textbox, and getting this error at runti<em>mem>e. I've set IsEnabled="False" , IsReadOnly="True" - no luck.
Other searches say the readonly should fix it, but not for <em>mem>e.
I've got an ugly workaround by adding a du<em>mem><em>mem>y setter...
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<em>Mem>ySQL: Order by field size/length
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SELECT * FRO<em>Mem> TEST ORDER BY LENGTH(description) DESC;
The LENGTH function gives the length of string in bytes. If you want to count (<em>mem>ulti-byte) characters, use the CHAR_LENGTH function instead:
SELECT * FRO<em>Mem> TEST ORDER BY CHAR_LENGTH...
Javascript Reduce an e<em>mem>pty array
When I reduce the array, I a<em>mem> trying to get the nu<em>mem>ber zero, but I dont clearly understand the behaviour of the function
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Rena<em>mem>e an environ<em>mem>ent with virtualenvwrapper
I have an environ<em>mem>ent called doors and I would like to rena<em>mem>e it to django for the virtualenvwrapper .
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Detect if called through require or directly by co<em>mem><em>mem>and line
How can I detect whether <em>mem>y Node.JS file was called using SH: node path-to-file or JS: require('path-to-file') ?
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