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Disable scrolling in webview?

Until now I have been an iPhone developer only and now I have decided to give Android a whirl. Something I haven't been able to figure out on Android is how to programmatically prevent scrolling in a WebView ? ...
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How can I get the current user's username in Bash?

I am writing a program in Bash that needs to get the user's username. 12 Answers 12 ...
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initializer_list and move semantics

Am I allowed to move elements out of a std::initializer_list<T> ? 8 Answers 8 ...
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What does the term “porcelain” mean in Git?

The term "porcelain" appears occasionally in the Git documentation. What does it mean? 9 Answers ...
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Making the main scrollbar always visible

What CSS is required to make the browser's vertical scrollbar remain visible when a user visits a web page (when the page hasn't enough content to trigger the scrollbar's activation)? ...
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document.getElementById vs jQuery $()

Is this: 14 Answers 14 ...
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Getting the exception value in Python

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Semantic Issue: Property's synthesized getter follows Cocoa naming convention for returning 'owned'

I'm currently using the iOS 5 SDK trying to develop my app. I'm trying to make an NSString a property, and then to synthesize it in the .m file (I have done this before with no issues). Now, I came across this: "Semantic Issue: Property's synthesized getter follows Cocoa naming convention for return...
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Any idea why I need to cast an integer literal to (int) here?

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Efficient string concatenation in C++

I heard a few people expressing worries about "+" operator in std::string and various workarounds to speed up concatenation. Are any of these really necessary? If so, what is the best way to concatenate strings in C++? ...