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Do python projects need a MANIFEST.in, and what should be in it?
The "Python Distribute" guide (was at python-distribute.org, but that registration has lapsed) tells me to include doc/txt files and .py files are excluded in MANIFEST.in file
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Design for Facebook authentication in an iOS app that also accesses a secured web service
Goal:
Allow a user to authentication with Facebook into an iOS application which requires access to a protected web service that I'm running.
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Jackson and generic type reference
I want to use jackson json library for a generic method as follows:
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How do I delete an exported environment variable?
Before installing gnuplot, I set the environment variable GNUPLOT_DRIVER_DIR = /home/gnuplot/build/src . During the installation, something went wrong.
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Global and local variables in R
I am a newbie for R, and I am quite confused with the usage of local and global variables in R.
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Java String split removed empty values
I am trying to split the Value using a separator.
But I am finding the surprising results
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Intercept page exit event
When editing a page within my system, a user might decide to navigate to another website and in doing so could lose all the edits they have not saved.
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Why does Internet Explorer not send HTTP post body on Ajax call after failure?
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There does not seem to be a clear answer to this question, so I will provide my empirical data as a substitute and provide some ways to work around it. Maybe some MS insider will one day shed some light on this...
If HTTP Keep-Alive is disabled on the server, this issue go...
What's the difference between findAndModify and update in MongoDB?
I'm a little bit confused by the findAndModify method in MongoDB. What's the advantage of it over the update method? For me, it seems that it just returns the item first and then updates it. But why do I need to return the item first? I read the MongoDB: the definitive guide and it says that i...
Argparse: Way to include default values in '--help'?
Suppose I have the following argparse snippet:
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