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Regular expressions in C: examples?

...ces of how to use regular expressions in ANSI C. man regex.h does not provide that much help. 5 Answers ...
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Entity Framework 4 Single() vs First() vs FirstOrDefault()

I'm having a devil of a time finding a comparison of the different ways to query for a single item, and when to use each. 6...
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How do I get the type of a variable?

In C++, how does one find the type of a variable? 10 Answers 10 ...
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Automating the InvokeRequired code pattern

I have become painfully aware of just how often one needs to write the following code pattern in event-driven GUI code, where ...
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What's the proper way to install pip, virtualenv, and distribute for Python?

..., I recommended using ez_setup so that you could then install pip and virtualenv as follows: 15 Answers ...
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Which terminal command to get just IP address and nothing else?

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Open a new tab in gnome-terminal using command line [closed]

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How to use underscore.js as a template engine?

I'm trying to learn about new usages of javascript as a serverside language and as a functional language. Few days ago I heard about node.js and express framework. Then I saw about underscore.js as a set of utility functions. I saw this question on stackoverflow . It says we can use underscore.js ...
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How do I trim leading/trailing whitespace in a standard way?

Is there a clean, preferably standard method of trimming leading and trailing whitespace from a string in C? I'd roll my own, but I would think this is a common problem with an equally common solution. ...
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How do you copy the contents of an array to a std::vector in C++ without looping?

I have an array of values that is passed to my function from a different part of the program that I need to store for later processing. Since I don't know how many times my function will be called before it is time to process the data, I need a dynamic storage structure, so I chose a std::vector ....