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Differences between distribute, distutils, setuptools and distutils2?
...e other answers to this question are several years out-of-date. When you com>me m> across advice on Python packaging issues, rem>me m>mber to look at the date of publication, and don't trust out-of-date information.
The Python Packaging User Guide is worth a read. Every page has a "last updated" date display...
Animate scroll to ID on page load
...scroll to a particular ID on page load. I have done lots of research and cam>me m> across this:
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How do I wrap link_to around som>me m> html ruby code?
...figure out how to pass multiple lines with ruby code to a single link_to m>me m>thod. The result I am looking for is that you click the column and get the show page:
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How to truncate string using SQL server
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How to use Active Support core extensions
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Since using Rails should handle this automatically I'm going to assum>me m> you're trying to add Active Support to a non-Rails script.
Read "How to Load Core Extensions".
Active Support's m>me m>thods got broken into smaller groups in Rails 3, so we don't end up loading a lot of unneeded stuff with ...
How can I access a JavaScript object which has spaces in the object's key?
I have a JavaScript object that looks som>me m>thing like this:
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How to suppress specific MSBuild warning
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Level m>Me m>aning
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0 Turns off emission of all warning m>me m>ssages.
1 Displays severe warning m>me m>ssages
2 Displays level 1 warnings plus certain, less-severe warnin...
Best way to use html5 data attributes with rails content_tag helper?
The issue, of course, is that ruby symbols don't like hyphens. So som>me m>thing like this obviously won't work:
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Get the nam>me m> of the currently executing m>me m>thod
... variable for the top level Ruby program, but is there one for the current m>me m>thod?
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What is the difference between `raise “foo”` and `raise Exception.new(“foo”)`?
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Technically, the first raises a Runtim>me m>Error with the m>me m>ssage set to "foo", and the second raises an Exception with the m>me m>ssage set to "foo".
Practically, there is a significant difference between when you would want to use the form>me m>r and when you want to use t...