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Allow multi-line in EditText view in Android?

How to allow multi-line in Android's EditText view? 15 Answers 15 ...
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Command to get time in milliseconds

Is there a shell command in Linux to get the time in milliseconds? 12 Answers 12 ...
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How to pip or easy_install tkinter on Windows

My Idle is throwing errors that and says tkinter can't be imported. 12 Answers 12 ...
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How to handle dependency injection in a WPF/MVVM application

I am starting a new desktop application and I want to build it using MVVM and WPF. 9 Answers ...
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How to retrieve absolute path given relative

Is there a command to retrieve the absolute path given the relative path? 21 Answers 2...
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DateTime to javascript date

From another answer on Stackoverflow is a conversion from Javascript date to .net DateTime: 10 Answers ...
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PHP Timestamp into DateTime

Do you know how I can convert this to a strtotime, or a similar type of value to pass into the DateTime object? 4 Answer...
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SQL Server Management Studio, how to get execution time down to milliseconds

When I submit a batch (e.g., perform a query) in SSMS, I see the time it took to execute in the status bar. Is it possible to configure SSMS to show the query time with millisecond resolution? ...
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How do I check if a number is a palindrome?

...ject Euler problems. When I solved it in Haskell I did exactly what you suggest, convert the number to a String. It's then trivial to check that the string is a pallindrome. If it performs well enough, then why bother making it more complex? Being a pallindrome is a lexical property rather than ...
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C++ compiling on Windows and Linux: ifdef switch [duplicate]

... There are some pieces of code that I want to include only for one operating system and not the other. Is there a standard #ifdef that once can use? ...