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Aligning text and image on UIButton with imageEdgeInsets and titleEdgeInsets

...pace. I wound up overriding it, and manually increasing the frame's width by 10. – RonLugge Aug 30 '12 at 5:54  |  show 7 more comments ...
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Referring to a file relative to executing script

...k in specific cases. First and foremost, try to avoid the problem entirely by not depending on the location of your script! If you need to write a very reusable tool, then taking the correct path as a parameter to your script is going to be the most reliable method. Assuming your script is only g...
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What's “this” in JavaScript onclick?

... @Dave: Fair enough. By the time I wrote this the main question was already answered. My answer should probably have been a comment but I suspect I may not have had enough rep to add a comment at the time. Live and learn. – ...
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Install go with brew, and running the gotour

...gotour on your system. After that I've installed the go language with brew by: 6 Answers ...
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Passport.js - Error: failed to serialize user into session

...t would depend on how you implement serialization. Sometimes you serialize by user id, which means that the serializeUser function stores just the user id in the session, and deserializeUser uses that id to retrieve the user data from a database (for instance). This is to prevent the session storage...
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Const in JavaScript: when to use it and is it necessary?

...ared with var). It then goes on to say: const is going to be defined by ECMAScript 6, but with different semantics. Similar to variables declared with the let statement, constants declared with const will be block-scoped. If you do use const you're going to have to add in a workaround to sup...
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When should I use malloc in C and when don't I?

...like this answer (I did give you +1), you can do the same without malloc() by just using a character array. Something like: char some_memory[] = "Hello"; some_memory[0] = 'W'; will also work. – randombits Dec 26 '09 at 17:45 ...
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Ruby: Merging variables in to a string

I'm looking for a better way to merge variables into a string, in Ruby. 7 Answers 7 ...
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How do I simply create a patch from my latest git commit?

...patch Or, being cleaner for windows users when carets have to be escaped by doubling them: git format-patch HEAD~1 --stdout > patchfile.patch share | improve this answer | ...
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How to convert 1 to true or 0 to false upon model fetch

... good idea Christopher, i was able to achieve this by writing: ` this.model.set('isChecked', (this.model.get('isChecked') === '1'))` in the initialize function of my backbone view. – Chris M May 1 '13 at 5:49 ...