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Get the first N ele<em>mem>ents of an array?
What is the best way to acco<em>mem>plish this?
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WPF Bind to itself
I've got a WPF Window , and so<em>mem>ewhere there is a ListView where I bind a List&a<em>mem>p;lt;string&a<em>mem>p;gt; to.
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<em>Mem>apping enu<em>mem> to string in hibernate
I've got a Category Hibernate <em>mem>odel:
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Clean up a fork and restart it fro<em>mem> the upstrea<em>mem>
I have forked a repository, then I <em>mem>ade so<em>mem>e changes and it looks like I've <em>mem>essed up everything.
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Wix: single <em>Mem>SI instead of <em>mem>si + cab
<em>Mem>y Wix project creates install.<em>mem>si and cab1.cab. How can I have it bundle everything into the <em>mem>si? I will likely use 7-zip SFX to work around this but I have seen other apps with only a single <em>mem>si.
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get original ele<em>mem>ent fro<em>mem> ng-click
I have a list of ite<em>mem>s in <em>mem>y view with ng-click attached to the<em>mem>:
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How is set() i<em>mem>ple<em>mem>ented?
I've seen people say that set objects in python have O(1) <em>mem>e<em>mem>bership-checking. How are they i<em>mem>ple<em>mem>ented internally to allow this? What sort of data structure does it use? What other i<em>mem>plications does that i<em>mem>ple<em>mem>entation have?
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How to serialize a JObject without the for<em>mem>atting?
I have a JObject (I'<em>mem> using Json.Net) that I constructed with LINQ to JSON (also provided by the sa<em>mem>e library). When I call the ToString() <em>mem>ethod on the JObject , it outputs the results as for<em>mem>atted JSON.
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Getting the docstring fro<em>mem> a function
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Interactively, you can display it with
help(<em>mem>y_func)
Or fro<em>mem> code you can retrieve it with
<em>mem>y_func.__doc__
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ActionLink ht<em>mem>lAttributes
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The proble<em>mem> is that your anony<em>mem>ous object property data-icon has an invalid na<em>mem>e. C# properties cannot have dashes in their na<em>mem>es. There are two ways you can get around that:
Use an underscore instead of dash (<em>Mem>VC will auto<em>mem>atically r...