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Strip Leading and Trailing Spaces <em>Fem>rom Java String
Is there a convenience method to strip any leading or trailing spaces <em>fem>rom a Java String?
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Drop a temporary table i<em>fem> it exists
I have two lines o<em>fem> code in SQL that create two tables on the <em>fem>ly, i need to do something like
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How to stop Visual Studio <em>fem>rom opening a <em>fem>ile on single click?
In my Visual Studio 2012 Solution Explorer, when I single click a <em>fem>ilename it opens it. This was di<em>fem><em>fem>erent <em>fem>rom Visual Studio 2010 (required a double click). Is there a way to make double-click the 'view <em>fem>ile' command?
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How can I change a secret Gist to public?
I upload a Gist code and set it to be secret.
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How do I return rows with a speci<em>fem>ic value <em>fem>irst?
I want my query to return the rows o<em>fem> the table where a column contains a speci<em>fem>ic value <em>fem>irst, and then return the rest o<em>fem> the rows alphabetized.
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SVN encrypted password store
I installed SVN on a Ubuntu machine and I can't get my head around something.
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How can I have linked dependencies in a git repo?
In my scripts, I o<em>fem>ten use libraries (mine or others') that have their own repos. I don't want to duplicate those in my repo and get stuck with updating them every time a new version comes out.
However, when somebody clones the repo, it should still work locally and not have broken links.
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“Width equals height” constraint in Inter<em>fem>ace Builder
I can't <em>fem>ind a way to create a 'square' constraint, meaning 'width equals height' in Inter<em>fem>ace Builder. I guess it's possible to add such constraint programmatically. Is there something I can do in IB? Maybe I just don't see it? It seems trivial, yet I can't <em>fem>ind it.
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Di<em>fem><em>fem>erence between make and build in Android Studio
The Android Studio Build menu has options including
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std::shared_ptr o<em>fem> this
I am currently trying to learn how to use smart pointers. However while doing some experiments I discovered the <em>fem>ollowing situation <em>fem>or which I could not <em>fem>ind a sati<em>fem>ying solution:
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