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What purpose does a tag serve inside of a tag?
I've been on a "view source" spree lately on websites with interesting design and content. One of those websites, Squarespace , has blocks of <script> tags inside of a <noscript> tag, like so:
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sql ORDER BY multiple values in specific order?
Ok I have a table with a indexed key and a non indexed field.
I need to find all records with a certain value and return the row.
I would like to know if I can order by multiple values.
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git cherry-pick says “…38c74d is a merge but no -m option was given”
I made some changes in my master branch and want to bring those upstream. when I cherry-pick the following commits however I get stuck on fd9f578 where git says:
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Really Cheap Command-Line Option Parsing in Ruby
EDIT: Please, please , please read the two requirements listed at the bottom of this post before replying. People keep posting their new gems and libraries and whatnot, which clearly don't meet the requirements.
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What is the purpose of the word 'self'?
...pose of the self word in Python? I understand it refers to the specific object created from that class, but I can't see why it explicitly needs to be added to every function as a parameter. To illustrate, in Ruby I can do this:
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Get all attributes of an element using jQuery
I am trying to go through an element and get all the attributes of that element to output them, for example an tag may have 3 or more attributes, unknown to me and I need to get the names and values of these attributes. I was thinking something along the lines of:
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Split string into array of character strings
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No increment operator (++) in Ruby? [duplicate]
Why is there no increment operator in Ruby?
3 Answers
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ArithmeticException: “Non-terminating decimal expansion; no exact representable decimal result”
Why does the following code raise the exception shown below?
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Count occurrences of a char in plain text file
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How about this:
fgrep -o f <file> | wc -l
Note: Besides much easier to remember/duplicate and customize, this is about three times (sorry, edit! botched the first test) faster than Vereb's answer.
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