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Enter “&” symbol into a text Label in Windows Forms?
How would one enter special characters into a Label in C# (Windows Forms)?
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What exactly does the enable-background attribute do?
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It's supposed to make the background image available to child elements of the element it's specified on for things like filter effects that blend content with the background. There may be other uses, but that's the one I know.
If you don't ha...
What are the mechanics of short string optimization in libc++?
This answer gives a nice high-level overview of short string optimization (SSO). However, I would like to know in more detail how it works in practice, specifically in the libc++ implementation:
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Getting a 'source: not found' error when using source in a bash script
I'm trying to write (what I thought would be) a simple bash script that will:
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CSS Selector that applies to elements with two classes
Is there a way to select an element with CSS based on the value of the class attribute being set to two specific classes. For example, let's say I have 3 divs:
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Media Queries - In between two widths
I'm trying to use CSS3 media queries to make a class that only appears when the width is greater than 400px and less than 900px. I know this is probably extremely simple and I am missing something obvious, but I can't figure it out. What I have come up with is the below code, appreciate any help.
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Python Dictionary to URL Parameters
I am trying to convert a Python dictionary to a string for use as URL parameters. I am sure that there is a better, more Pythonic way of doing this. What is it?
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What is the meaning of CTOR?
In a lot of C# files I save regions tags(?) that are named CTOR or ctor. What's the meaning of ctor? Why is such a region called ctor?
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Run an exe from C# code
I have an exe file reference in my C# project. How do I invoke that exe from my code?
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How to convert integer timestamp to Python datetime
I have a data file containing timestamps like "1331856000000". Unfortunately, I don't have a lot of documentation for the format, so I'm not sure how the timestamp is formatted. I've tried Python's standard datetime.fromordinal() and datetime.fromtimestamp() and a few others, but nothing matches...