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XPath - Selecting elements that equal a value

...e node-tests in XPath, meaning "is this a text node?". Other nodetests are comment(), processing-instruction(), or just node(). – Dimitre Novatchev Jul 8 '10 at 20:55 add a co...
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How does RegexOptions.Compiled work?

...going on behind the scenes when you mark a regular expression as one to be compiled? How does this compare/is different from a cached regular expression? ...
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python re.sub group: number after \number

...e time to read the docs than to google their question and have this answer come up on SO. – speedplane Sep 1 '15 at 5:55 1 ...
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How to empty/destroy a session in rails?

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What's a quick way to test to see a file exists?

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setting multiple column using one update

... Just add parameters, split by comma: UPDATE tablename SET column1 = "value1", column2 = "value2" .... See also: mySQL manual on UPDATE share | improv...
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XPath: How to check if an attribute exists?

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Moving default AVD configuration folder (.android)

...g the environment variable on Windows XP or Windows 7: Right-click on My Computer and choose "Properties" Click the "Advanced" tab Click the button "Environment Variables". Add New variable share | ...
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Sass .scss: Nesting and multiple classes?

...selector reference &, it will be replaced by the parent selector after compilation: For your example: .container { background:red; &.desc{ background:blue; } } /* compiles to: */ .container { background: red; } .container.desc { background: blue; } The & w...
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Ruby class types and case statements

...s question. It seems that the use of === by the case statement is quite a common problem, now that I see this is the problem. This should probably be pointed out more often in tutorials and such (but I bet that many tutorial writers aren't aware of this either). – Daisy Sophi...