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How to make a element expand or contract to its parent container?
...its parent container, in this case a <div> , no matter how big or small that container may be.
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How to delete an old/unused Data Model Version in Xcode
...d the .xcdatamodeld file to your project
This eliminates the need to manually modify any of the project metadata files.
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{version} wildcard in MVC4 Bundle
...e have bundles. While defining the bundles we can use wildcards like * for all files in a folder.
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git replace local version with remote version
...ex directly use
git read-tree remote/branch:subdir/
You can then (optionally) update your working copy by doing
git checkout-index -u --force
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Is 0 a decimal literal or an octal literal?
...tal literals are almost unused today. † Then it dawned upon me that actually almost all integer literals in my code are octal, namely 0 .
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Get Root Directory Path of a PHP project
...IR gets the directory of the current file not the project root unless you call it in a file that is in the project root, but as php doesn't have the concept of a project all paths have to be absolute or relative to the current location
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What's in an Eclipse .classpath/.project file?
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Eclipse is a runtime environment for plugins. Virtually everything you see in Eclipse is the result of plugins installed on Eclipse, rather than Eclipse itself.
The .project file is maintained by the core Eclipse platform, and its goal is to describe the project from a gener...
When do I use fabs and when is it sufficient to use std::abs?
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In C++, it's always sufficient to use std::abs; it's overloaded for all the numerical types.
In C, abs only works on integers, and you need fabs for floating point values. These are available in C++ (along with all of the C library), but there's no need to use them.
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How can I determine the type of an HTML element in JavaScript?
...toLowerCase() means you also need to make sure nodeName exists (if it's at all possible elt is not, in fact, an element): if (elt.nodeName && elt.nodeName.toLowerCase() === 'div') { ... }
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Do you need break in switch when return is used?
...se return instead of break...
break is optional and is used to prevent "falling" through all the other case statements. So return can be used in a similar fashion, as return ends the function execution.
Also, if all of your case statements are like this:
case 'foo':
$result = find_result(...)...