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Android Studio Collapse definitions and methods
How can I collapse all definitions and methods within the Android Studio editor?
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How to go back to previous opened file in Vim? [duplicate]
I can use gf to go to the file with name under/after cursor, is there any command to go back to the original file without relaunch vim to open it?
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How to downgrade from Internet Explorer 11 to Internet Explorer 10?
...et explorer
Right-click on Internet Explorer 11 -> Uninstall
Do the same with Internet Explorer 10
Restart your computer
Install Internet Explorer 10 here (old broken link)
I think it will be okay.
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Duplicate files copied (Android Studio 0.4.0) [duplicate]
In my project I use httpcore and httpmime libraries from Apache. After update Android Studio to 0.4.0 I have this issue building my project:
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Convert generator object to list for debugging [duplicate]
When I'm debugging in Python using IPython, I sometimes hit a break-point and I want to examine a variable that is currently a generator. The simplest way I can think of doing this is converting it to a list, but I'm not clear on what's an easy way of doing this in one line in ipdb , since I'm so n...
Multiple classes inside :not() [duplicate]
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how about not(.one, .three)? seems to work for me
– Diansheng
Mar 28 '17 at 8:57
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Opposite of push(); [duplicate]
...d help on this problem - 'What is the opposite of the JavaScript push(); method?'
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Swift equivalent of [NSBundle bundleForClass:[self class]]
...atter solution: Bundle(for: Foo.Bar.self) where Foo - your struct, Bar - some inner class.
– Vadim Bulavin
Apr 24 '17 at 13:37
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What does OSGi solve?
...t it's a component-based platform, and that you can reload modules at runtime. Also the "practical example" given everywhere is the Eclipse Plugin Framework.
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What is Objective C++? [closed]
...ore, and the resulting executable will be linked with the Objective-C runtime, so your Objective-C classes will work as well. You can definitely use it in Xcode -- name your files with the .mm extension.
Also, you might want to read Apple's (sadly deleted, but archived) documentation on Objective-C...