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What is the relationship between UIView's setNeedsLayout, layoutIfNeeded and layoutSubviews?
Can anyone give a definitive explanation on the relationship between UIView's setNeedsLayout , layoutIfNeeded and layoutSubviews methods? And an example implementation where all three would be used. Thanks.
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Easiest way to rename a model using Django/South?
I've been hunting for an answer to this on South's site, Google, and SO, but couldn't find a simple way to do this.
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Git: what is a dangling commit/blob and where do they come from?
I'm looking for the basic info on dangling commits & blobs.
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How to install a node.js module without using npm?
There are quite a few modules which are listed on node's github page but are not published with the npm-registry. These modules can't be installed using npm.
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Inheriting from a template class in c++
Let's say we have a template class Area , which has a member variable T area , a T getArea() and a void setArea(T) member functions.
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How to pass a user defined argument in scrapy spider
I am trying to pass a user defined argument to a scrapy's spider. Can anyone suggest on how to do that?
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ASP.NET MVC: Unit testing controllers that use UrlHelper
One of my controllers actions, one that is being called in an Ajax request, is returning an URL to the client side so it can do a redirection. I'm using Url.RouteUrl(..) and during my unit tests this fails since the Controller.Url parameter is not pre-filled.
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What is the difference between MacVim and regular Vim?
I'm reasonably new to OS X, but I'm familiar with Vim from using it in various *nix systems. I've seen many people recommend running MacVim over Vim in the terminal. Can anyone tell me what differences there are between MacVim and regular Vim?
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Which $_SERVER variables are safe?
Any variable that a user can control, an attacker can also control and is therefore a source of an attack. This is called a "tainted" variable, and is unsafe.
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What's the point of map in Haskell, when there is fmap?
Everywhere I've tried using map , fmap has worked as well. Why did the creators of Haskell feel the need for a map function? Couldn't it just be what is currently known as fmap and fmap could be removed from the language?
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