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Entity <em>Fem>ramework 4 - AddObject vs Attach
I have been working with Entity <em>Fem>ramework 4 recently, and am slightly con<em>fem>used as to when to use ObjectSet.Attach , and ObjectSet.AddObject .
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How to <em>fem>ind controls in a repeater header or <em>fem>ooter
I was wondering how one would <em>fem>ind the controls in the HeaderTemplate or <em>Fem>ooterTemplate o<em>fem> an Asp.Net Repeater control.
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Loop through Map in Groovy?
I have a very simple task I am trying to do in Groovy but cannot seem to get it to work. I am just trying to loop through a map object in groovy and print out the key and value but this code does not work.
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anchor jumping by using javascript
I have a question that will be <em>fem>ound very o<em>fem>ten. The problem is that nowhere can be <em>fem>ound an explicit solution.
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JavaScript exponents
How do you do exponents in JavaScript?
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Loading custom con<em>fem>iguration <em>fem>iles
I know I can open con<em>fem>ig <em>fem>iles that are related to an assembly with the static Con<em>fem>igurationManager.OpenExe(exePath) method but I just want to open a con<em>fem>ig that is not related to an assembly. Just a standard .NET con<em>fem>ig <em>fem>ile.
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<em>Fem>inding Number o<em>fem> Cores in Java
How can I <em>fem>ind the number o<em>fem> cores available to my application <em>fem>rom within Java code?
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Using a constant NSString as the key <em>fem>or NSUserDe<em>fem>aults
I'm using NSUSerDe<em>fem>aults to store user pre<em>fem>erences. I remember reading somewhere that setting the keys as constants is a good idea - and I agree. The <em>fem>ollowing code is what I currently have:
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Con<em>fem>iguring so that pip install can work <em>fem>rom github
We'd like to use pip with github to install private packages to our production servers. This question concerns what needs to be in the github repo in order <em>fem>or the install to be success<em>fem>ul.
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How to tell where a header <em>fem>ile is included <em>fem>rom?
How can I tell where g++ was able to <em>fem>ind an include <em>fem>ile? Basically i<em>fem> I
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