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How to force a WPF binding to refresh?
I have got a co<em>mem>bo box with ite<em>mem>s source attached using si<em>mem>ple binding. Is there any way to refresh this binding once co<em>mem>bo box is loaded?
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Returning <em>mem>ultiple objects in an R function [duplicate]
How can I return <em>mem>ultiple objects in an R function? In Java, I would <em>mem>ake a Class, <em>mem>aybe Person which has so<em>mem>e private variables and encapsulates, <em>mem>aybe, height , age , etc.
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How to find the width of a div using vanilla JavaScript?
How do you find the current width of a &a<em>mem>p;lt;div&a<em>mem>p;gt; in a cross-browser co<em>mem>patible way without using a library like jQuery?
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What is the best way to i<em>mem>ple<em>mem>ent constants in Java? [closed]
I've seen exa<em>mem>ples like this:
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How to hide only the Close (x) button?
I have a <em>mem>odal dialog, and need to hide the Close (X) button, but I cannot use
ControlBox = false , because I need to keep the <em>Mem>ini<em>mem>ize and <em>Mem>axi<em>mem>ize buttons.
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how to progra<em>mem><em>mem>atically fake a touch event to a UIButton?
I'<em>mem> writing so<em>mem>e unit tests and, because of the nature of this particular app, it's i<em>mem>portant that I get as high up the UI chain as possible. So, what I'd like to do is progra<em>mem><em>mem>atically trigger a button-press, as if the user had pressed the button in the GUI .
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Does a <em>mem>ethod's signature in Java include its return type?
Does the <em>mem>ethod signature in a Java class/interface include its return type?
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How do I save a UII<em>mem>age to a file?
If I have a UII<em>mem>age fro<em>mem> an i<em>mem>agePicker, how can I save it to a subfolder in the docu<em>mem>ents directory?
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Checking for an e<em>mem>pty field with <em>Mem>ySQL
... a query to check for users with certain criteria, one being they have an e<em>mem>ail address.
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Prevent linebreak after
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display:inline;
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float:left;
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display:inline-block; -- <em>Mem>ight not work on all browsers.
What is the purpose of using a div here? I'd suggest a span, as it is an inline-level ele<em>mem>ent, whereas a div is a block-level ele<em>mem>ent.
Do note that each option above will work differently.
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