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AsyncTaskLoader vs AsyncTask

Since Honeycomb and the v4 Compatibility Library it is possible to use AsyncTaskLoader . From what I understand, the AsyncTaskLoader can survive through config changes like screen flips. ...
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Qt: *.pro vs *.pri

What is the difference between *.pro and *.pri configuration files for qmake? 3 Answers ...
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PostgreSQL - Rename database

I need to rename the database but when I do in PGAdmin : ALTER DATABASE "databaseName" RENAME TO "databaseNameOld" it told me that it cannot. ...
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How to delete a record in Django models?

I want to delete a particular record. Such as 5 Answers 5 ...
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How can I remove a flag in C?

...ere is a variable that holds some flags and I want to remove one of them. But I don't know how to remove it. 3 Answers ...
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Making a Location object in Android with latitude and longitude values

I have a program in which latitude and longitude values of a location are stored in a database, which I download. 3 Answer...
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Creating a new column based on if-elif-else condition

... To formalize some of the approaches laid out above: Create a function that operates on the rows of your dataframe like so: def f(row): if row['A'] == row['B']: val = 0 elif row['A'] > row['B']: val = 1 else: val = -1 retur...
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What's a standard way to do a no-op in python?

I often find myself writing if / elif / else constructs in python, and I want to include options which can occur, but for which the corresponding action is to do nothing. I realise I could just exclude those if statements, but for readability I find it helps to include them all, so that if you are l...
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Python non-greedy regexes

How do I make a python regex like "(.*)" such that, given "a (b) c (d) e" python matches "b" instead of "b) c (d" ? ...
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:after vs. ::after

Is there any functional difference between the CSS 2.1 :after and the CSS 3 ::after pseudo-selectors (other than ::after not being supported in older browsers)? Is there any practical reason to use the newer specification? ...