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Detect backspace in empty UITextField

Is there any way to detect when the Backspace / Delete key is pressed in the iPhone keyboard on a UITextField that is empty? I want to know when Backspace is pressed only if the UITextField is empty. ...
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Is it valid to have a html form inside another html form?

Is it valid html to have the following: 14 Answers 14 ...
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What's the best three-way merge tool? [closed]

...others support three-way merges (combining mine, theirs, and the "base" revision) and support graphical tools to resolve conflicts. ...
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String slugification in Python

I am in search of the best way to "slugify" string what "slug" is , and my current solution is based on this recipe 10 An...
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Using Case/Switch and GetType to determine the object [duplicate]

If you want to switch on a type of object, what is the best way to do this? 10 Answers ...
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How to differ sessions in browser-tabs?

...java using JSP and Servlets; if I store information in the user session, this information is shared from all the tabs from the same browser. How to differ sessions in the browser-tabs? In this example: ...
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junit & java : testing non-public methods [duplicate]

...the code in your non-public methods. Your mileage may vary; I find that this is sometimes the case and sometimes not. With that said, there are a couple of ways to test non-public methods: You can test protected and package-scope methods by putting your unit tests in the same package as the clas...
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In Python, when to use a Dictionary, List or Set?

When should I use a dictionary, list or set? 11 Answers 11 ...
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How to do a https request with bad certificate?

...g programatically. Currently golang.org (ssl) has a bad certificate which is issued to *.appspot.com So when I run this: ...
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Is there a vr (vertical rule) in html?

I know there is a hr (horizontal rule) in html, but I don't believe there is a vr (vertical rule). Am I wrong and if not, why isn't there a vertical rule? ...