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Custom numeric format string to always display the sign
Is there any way I can specify a standard or custom numeric format string to always output the sign, be it +ve or -ve (although what it should do for zero, I'm not sure!)
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Convert list to tuple in Python
I'm trying to convert a list to a tuple.
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How to create a colored 1x1 UIImage on the iPhone dynamically?
I would like to create a 1x1 UIImage dynamically based on a UIColor.
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Does MySQL included with MAMP not include a config file?
...or other config file for the MySQL that comes with MAMP . Does it not include one?
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Copying text to the clipboard using Java
...ll to the clipboard, making it available to be pasted into other programs such as Microsoft Word. I have the text from the JTable , but I am unsure how to copy it to the clipboard.
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Why does substring slicing with index out of range work?
Why doesn't 'example'[999:9999] result in error? Since 'example'[9] does, what is the motivation behind it?
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Spring Expression Language (SpEL) with @Value: dollar vs. hash ($ vs. #)
I'm a little confused concerning when to use ${...} compared to #{...} . Spring's documentation only uses #{...} , but there are plenty of examples that use ${...} . Furthermore, when I started with SpEL I was told to use ${...} and it works fine.
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What is the minimum length of a valid international phone number?
I need to validate user input of an international phone number. According to E.164 , the maximum length is 15 digits, but I was unable to find any information about the minimum. I consider digits only, no plus sign or separators.
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Ruby on Rails: How do I add a not null constraint to an existing column using a migration?
In my Rails (3.2) app, I have a bunch of tables in my database but I forgot to add a few not null constraints. I've googled around but I can't find how to write a migration which adds not null to an existing column.
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What is the best way to count “find” results?
My current solution would be find <expr> -exec printf '.' \; | wc -c , but this takes far too long when there are more than 10000 results. Is there no faster/better way to do this?
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