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Matplotlib scatterplot; colour as a function of a third variable
I want to make a scatterplot (using matplotlib) where the points are shaded according to a third variable. I've got very close with this:
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Getting current directory in .NET web application
So I have a web project, and I'm trying to get the root directory of the website using the c# method Directory.GetCurrentDirectory() . I don't want to be using a static path as the file locations will be changing in the future. This method is running in my imageProcess.aspx.cs file, but where I t...
How to prevent gcc optimizing some statements in C?
In order to make a page dirty (switching on the dirty bit in the page table entry), I touch the first bytes of the page like this:
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Getting thread id of current method call
Is there a way to print out the current thread id on which the current method is executing on?
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Why is '397' used for ReSharper GetHashCode override?
Like many of you, I use ReSharper to speed up the development process. When you use it to override the equality members of a class, the code-gen it produces for GetHashCode() looks like:
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windows batch SET inside IF not working
when I'm running this script (from a .bat file):
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Modify/view static variables while debugging in Eclipse
...'s the Variables frame. It shows all the values of member variables of the current object, and all of the local variables, but it doesn't show any static variables of the object's class.
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Aligning UIToolBar items
I have three UIBarButtonItem created as below. They align left and I'd like to align center so there isn't a gap on the right side. I don't see an align property on UIToolBar . Is there another way to accomplish this?
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Do c++11 lambdas capture variables they don't use?
When I use [=] to indicate that I would like all local variables to be captured by value in a lambda, will that result in all local variables in the function being copied, or just all local variables that are used by the lambda ?
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