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ReSharper warns: “Static field in generic type”
Is this wrong? I would assume that this actually has a static readonly field for each of the possible EnumRouteConstraint<T> that I happen to instance.
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Difference between Node object and Element object?
I am totally confused between Node object and Element object.
document.getElementById() returns Element object while document.getElementsByClassName()
returns NodeList object(Collection of Elements or Nodes?)
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How to keep environment variables when using sudo
When I use any command with sudo the environment variables are not there. For example after setting HTTP_PROXY the command wget works fine without sudo . However if I type sudo wget it says it can't bypass the proxy setting.
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Explain Python entry points?
I've read the documentation on egg entry points in Pylons and on the Peak pages, and I still don't really understand. Could someone explain them to me?
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Git stash uncached: how to put away all unstaged changes?
Suppose two set of changes are made in a project versioned by git. One set is staged and the other is not.
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Change the Right Margin of a View Programmatically?
Can this attribute be changed dynamically in Java code?
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Can I keep Nuget on the jQuery 1.9.x/1.x path (instead of upgrading to 2.x)?
Like most people, I'm using the jQuery Nuget package to keep up to date.
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Using do block vs braces {}
New to ruby, put on your newbie gloves.
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ctypes - Beginner
I have the task of "wrapping" a c library into a python class. The docs are incredibly vague on this matter. It seems they expect only advanced python users would implement ctypes. Well i'm a beginner in python and need help.
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NSObject +load and +initialize - What do they do?
I'm interested in understanding the circumstances leading a developer to override +initialize or +load. Documentation makes it clear these methods are called for you by the Objective-C runtime, but that's really all that is clear from the documentation of those methods. :-)
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