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How can you strip non-ASCII characters from a string? (in C#)
How can you strip non-ASCII characters from a string? (in C#)
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How do I determine file encoding in OS X?
I'm trying to enter some UTF-8 characters into a LaTeX file in TextMate (which says its default encoding is UTF-8), but LaTeX doesn't seem to understand them.
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jQuery OR Selector?
I am wondering if there is a way to have "OR" logic in jQuery selectors. For example, I know an element is either a descendant of an element with class classA or classB, and I want to do something like elem.parents('.classA or .classB') . Does jQuery provide such functionality?
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Entity Framework 4 / POCO - Where to start? [closed]
I've been programming for a while and have used LINQ-To-SQL and LINQ-To-Entities before (although when using entities it has been on a Entity/Table 1-1 relationship - ie not much different than L2SQL)
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Convert a list to a data frame
...m is a list of length 20. Is there a quick way to convert this structure into a data frame that has 132 rows and 20 columns of data?
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diff current working copy of a file with another branch's committed copy
I have a repo with file foo in the master branch. I switched to bar branch and made some changes to foo . How can I now run a git diff between this copy (which isn't committed yet) and the copy of the master branch?
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How to capture UIView to UIImage without loss of quality on retina display
My code works fine for normal devices but creates blurry images on retina devices.
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How do you do a ‘Pause’ with PowerShell 2.0?
OK, I'm losing it. PowerShell is annoying me. I'd like a pause dialog to appear, and it won't.
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\d is less efficient than [0-9]
...ade a comment yesterday on an answer where someone had used [0123456789] in a regular expression rather than [0-9] or \d . I said it was probably more efficient to use a range or digit specifier than a character set.
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How to create a sequence of integers in C#?
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Note: This creates a sequence starting at 0 with 10 items (ending at 9). If you want 0 through 10, the second parameter would be 11. And if you need an actual array and not IEnumerable<int>, include a call .ToArray().
– Anthony Pegr...