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List vs Set vs Bag in NHibernate

What's the difference between a list, set and bag in the NHibernate mapping file? How does each relate to .NET collections? ...
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How To Create Table with Identity Column

I have an em>xm>isting table that I am about to blow away because I did not create it with the ID column set to be the table's Identity column. ...
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Spring MVC type conversion : PropertyEditor or Converter?

I am looking for the easiest and simplest way to bind and convert data in Spring MVC. If possible, without doing any m>xm>ml configuration. ...
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Parsing IPv6 em>xm>tension headers containing unknown em>xm>tensions

I'm writing a very simple net filter, and getting to where I want to parse IPv6 headers to match things like ICMPv6 types, TCP/UDP port numbers, etc. ...
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Git submodule add: “a git directory is found locally” issue

I'm actually trying to learn how to use git, including the git submodule subcommands. I already set up a server on which I can host, push and pull git repositories by using SSH. I created a main git repository "Travail" on this server in which I would like to put all my projects as submodules. ...
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Detect if stdin is a terminal or pipe?

When I em>xm>ecute " python " from the terminal with no arguments it brings up the Python interactive shell. 6 Answers ...
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Is it possible to do start iterating from an element other than the first using foreach?

I'm thinking about implementing IEnumerable for my custom collection (a tree) so I can use foreach to traverse my tree. However as far as I know foreach always starts from the first element of the collection. I would like to choose from which element foreach starts. Is it possible to somehow chang...
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What are metaclasses in Python?

...reate an object by calling the class, Python creates a new class (when it em>xm>ecutes the 'class' statement) by calling the metaclass. Combined with the normal __init__ and __new__ methods, metaclasses therefore allow you to do 'em>xm>tra things' when creating a class, like registering the new class with s...
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How to make clang compile to llvm IR

I want clang to compile my C/C++ code to LLVM bytecode rather than binary em>xm>ecutable. How can I achieve that? And if I get the LLVM bytecode, how can I take it to further compile it to binary em>xm>ecutable. ...
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Symfony 2: How do I check if a user is not logged in inside a template?

In Symfony 2 templates (using Twig), how can I effectively check whether a user is not logged in? 2 Answers ...