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'const string' vs. 'static readonly string' in C#
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When you use a const string, the co<em>mem>piler e<em>mem>beds the string's value at co<em>mem>pile-ti<em>mem>e.
Therefore, if you use a const value in a different asse<em>mem>bly, then update the original asse<em>mem>bly and change the value, the other asse<em>mem>bly won't see the change until you re-co<em>mem>pi...
How to create a new database using SQLAlche<em>mem>y?
Using SQLAlche<em>mem>y, an Engine object is created like this:
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Is it necessary to explicitly re<em>mem>ove event handlers in C#
... upon that global declaration--it's instanced on an as-needed basis in the <em>mem>ethods that need it.
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Suppress co<em>mem><em>mem>and line output
I have a si<em>mem>ple batch file like this:
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How do I start a progra<em>mem> with argu<em>mem>ents when debugging?
I want to debug a progra<em>mem> in Visual Studio 2008. The proble<em>mem> is that it exits if it doesn't get argu<em>mem>ents. This is fro<em>mem> the <em>mem>ain <em>mem>ethod:
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log4j logging hierarchy order
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This table <em>mem>ight be helpful for you:
Going down the first colu<em>mem>n, you will see how the log works in each level. i.e for WARN, (FATAL, ERROR and WARN) will be visible. For OFF, nothing will be visible.
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Jackson JSON custo<em>mem> serialization for certain fields
Is there a way using Jackson JSON Processor to do custo<em>mem> field level serialization? For exa<em>mem>ple, I'd like to have the class
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Do python projects need a <em>Mem>ANIFEST.in, and what should be in it?
...ide (was at python-distribute.org, but that registration has lapsed) tells <em>mem>e to include doc/txt files and .py files are excluded in <em>Mem>ANIFEST.in file
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Twitter bootstrap float div right
...bootstrap to float a div to the right? I thought pull-right was the reco<em>mem><em>mem>end way, but it is not working.
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Why does git-rebase give <em>mem>e <em>mem>erge conflicts when all I'<em>mem> doing is squashing co<em>mem><em>mem>its?
We have a Git repository with over 400 co<em>mem><em>mem>its, the first couple dozen of which were a lot of trial-and-error. We want to clean up these co<em>mem><em>mem>its by squashing <em>mem>any down into a single co<em>mem><em>mem>it. Naturally, git-rebase see<em>mem>s the way to go. <em>Mem>y proble<em>mem> is that it ends up with <em>mem>erge conflicts, and these confl...