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How to return a value fro<em>mem> a For<em>mem> in C#?
I have a <em>mem>ain for<em>mem> (let's call it fr<em>mem>HireQuote) that is a child of a <em>mem>ain <em>Mem>DI for<em>mem> (fr<em>mem><em>Mem>ain<em>Mem>DI), that shows another for<em>mem> (fr<em>mem>I<em>mem>portContact) via ShowDialog() when a button is clicked.
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how to put focus on TextBox when the for<em>mem> load?
I have in <em>mem>y C# progra<em>mem> textBox
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Java 8 forEach with index [duplicate]
Is there a way to build a forEach <em>mem>ethod in Java 8 that iterates with an index? Ideally I'd like so<em>mem>ething like this:
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PyLint, PyChecker or PyFlakes? [closed]
I would like to get so<em>mem>e feedback on these tools on :
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Convert String to Calendar Object in Java
I a<em>mem> new to Java, usually work with PHP.
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How do I check if a string is a nu<em>mem>ber (float)?
What is the best possible way to check if a string can be represented as a nu<em>mem>ber in Python?
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How to <em>mem>ake a PHP SOAP call using the SoapClient class
I'<em>mem> used to writing PHP code, but do not often use Object-Oriented coding. I now need to interact with SOAP (as a client) and a<em>mem> not able to get the syntax right. I've got a WSDL file which allows <em>mem>e to properly set up a new connection using the SoapClient class. However, I'<em>mem> unable to actually <em>mem>ake...
Why does Windows64 use a different calling convention fro<em>mem> all other OSes on x86-64?
A<em>Mem>D has an ABI specification that describes the calling convention to use on x86-64. All OSes follow it, except for Windows which has it's own x86-64 calling convention. Why?
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How do you use “git --bare init” repository?
I need to create a central Git repository but I'<em>mem> a little confused...
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SQLAlche<em>mem>y: print the actual query
I'd really like to be able to print out valid SQL for <em>mem>y application, including values, rather than bind para<em>mem>eters, but it's not obvious how to do this in SQLAlche<em>mem>y (by design, I'<em>mem> fairly sure).
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