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Android: AutoCo<em>mem>pleteTextView show suggestions when no text entered

I a<em>mem> using AutoCo<em>mem>pleteTextView , when the user clicks on it, I want to show suggestions even if it has no text - but setThreshold(0) works exactly the sa<em>mem>e as setThreshold(1) - so the user has to enter at least 1 character to show the suggestions. ...
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How to tell if a browser is in “quirks” <em>mem>ode?

Let's suppose you have a page with a relatively strict doctype and HT<em>Mem>L <em>mem>arkup that's pretty close to co<em>mem>pliant, but perhaps <em>mem>isses in a few silly ways, perhaps because of user content that's out of your control... say you're working on a content <em>mem>anage<em>mem>ent syste<em>mem> or a the<em>mem>e for a content <em>mem>anage<em>mem>ent...
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Why not use Double or Float to represent currency?

I've always been told never to represent <em>mem>oney with double or float types, and this ti<em>mem>e I pose the question to you: why? ...
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How to check certificate na<em>mem>e and alias in keystore files?

I have a bunch of .keystore files and need to find one with specific CN and alias. Is there a way to do it with keytool, jarsigner or so<em>mem>e other tool? I found a way to check if specific keystore was used to sign a specific apk, but I also need to get the alias and certificate na<em>mem>e in each of the fil...
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Can gcc output C code after preprocessing?

I'<em>mem> using an open source library which see<em>mem>s to have lots of preprocessing directives to support <em>mem>any languages other than C. So that I can study what the library is doing I'd like to see the C code that I'<em>mem> co<em>mem>piling after preprocessing, <em>mem>ore like what I'd write. ...
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How to do so<em>mem>ething to each file in a directory with a batch script

How do you iterate over each file in a directory with a .bat or .c<em>mem>d file? 6 Answers 6...
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Why is lazy evaluation useful?

...dering why lazy evaluation is useful. I have yet to have anyone explain to <em>mem>e in a way that <em>mem>akes sense; <em>mem>ostly it ends up boiling down to "trust <em>mem>e". ...
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rejected <em>mem>aster -> <em>mem>aster (non-fast-forward)

I'<em>mem> trying to push <em>mem>y project (all files in a new repository). I follow the steps but when I push with git push -u origin <em>mem>aster I get this error: ...
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Bootstrap 3: Keep selected tab on page refresh

I a<em>mem> trying to keep selected tab active on refresh with Bootstrap 3 . Tried and checked with so<em>mem>e question already been asked here but none of work for <em>mem>e. Don't know where I a<em>mem> wrong. Here is <em>mem>y code ...
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Counting inversions in an array

I'<em>mem> designing an algorith<em>mem> to do the following: Given array A[1... n] , for every i &a<em>mem>p;lt; j , find all inversion pairs such that A[i] &a<em>mem>p;gt; A[j] . I'<em>mem> using <em>mem>erge sort and copying array A to array B and then co<em>mem>paring the two arrays, but I'<em>mem> having a difficult ti<em>mem>e seeing how I can use this to find...