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Multi-line regex support in Vim

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Can I do a partial revert in GIT

...le to revert only a single file or certain changes in a file in multi file commit? 4 Answers ...
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How do you specify command line arguments in Xcode 4?

...cumentation on it yet, since it just went gold master. I need to specify a command line argument for testing my application. ...
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How can I save an image with PIL?

...et plain black images. Does anyone have any idea about this? stackoverflow.com/questions/24266000/… – user961627 Jun 17 '14 at 15:08 add a comment  |  ...
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How to give border to any element using css without adding border-width to the whole width of elemen

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How can I make my custom objects Parcelable?

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How does git store files?

I just started learning git and to do so I started reading the Git Community Book , and in this book they say that SVN and CVS store the difference between files and that git stores a snapshot of all the files. ...
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Difference between std::result_of and decltype

...nd finally in C++0x. Therefore result_of has an advantage that is backward-compatible (with a suitable library). decltype is an entirely new thing in C++0x, does not restrict only to return type of a function, and is a language feature. Anyway, on gcc 4.5, result_of is implemented in terms of de...
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How to pre-populate the sms body text via an html link

...=/* body text here */">Link</a> Live demo here: http://bradorego.com/test/sms.html (note the "Phone and ?body" and "Phone and ;body" should autofill both the to: field and the body text. View the source for more info) UPDATE: Apparently iOS8 had to go and change things on us, so thanks t...
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Is there an onSelect event or equivalent for HTML ?

... Note that the comment from @KayZhu is only half correct: the correct thing to do is to check that "selectedIndex" is greater than or equal to zero (or greater than -1). There's no "type()" function, and "selectedIndex" will never be undefi...