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How to get the nam>me m> of the calling m>me m>thod?
is there a way in Ruby to find the calling m>me m>thod nam>me m> inside of a m>me m>thod?
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Remove all elem>me m>nts contained in another array
I am looking for an efficient way to remove all elem>me m>nts from a javascript array if they are present in another array.
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Test if object implem>me m>nts interface
What is the simplest way of testing if an object implem>me m>nts a given interface in C#? (Answer to this question
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Wait until a process ends
... this:
var process = Process.Start(...);
process.WaitForExit();
See the MSDN page for the m>me m>thod. It also has an overload where you can specify the tim>me m>out, so you're not potentially waiting forever.
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How to sort a list of strings num>me m>rically?
...ealize that the sort() function of Python was weird. I have a list of "numbers" that are actually in string form, so I first convert them to ints, then attempt a sort.
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Add new field to every docum>me m>nt in a MongoDB collection
How can I add a new field to every docum>me m>nt in an existent collection?
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MySQL - Make an existing Field Unique
...ld that should be unique but is not. I only know this because an entry was made into the table that had the sam>me m> value as another, already existing, entry and this caused problems.
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R: Comm>me m>nt out block of code [duplicate]
I want to comm>me m>nt out several lines of code in R. Is there any way of doing it without having to put a # before each line - sort of like /* blocked out code */ in SAS?
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jQuery to retrieve and set selected option value of html select elem>me m>nt
I am attempting to retrieve and set the selected value of a select elem>me m>nt (drop down list) with jQuery.
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Automatic counter in Ruby for each?
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but if you want indices with an iterator different to "each" (for example, if you want to map with an index or som>me m>thing like that) you can concatenate enum>me m>rators with the each_with_index m>me m>thod, or simply use with_index:
blahs.each_with_index.map { |blah, index| som>me m>thing(blah, index)}
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