Hi Everyone, I'm about to launch an ASP.NET web site which will be running on a Linux server using Mono. First I would like to do some testing on my own machine. I have heard lots of info about Mono, but this is the first time I actually use it for a project. So far, I have only deployed my applications on IIS servers. I would like to ...
Check the question This SELECT query takes 180 seconds to finish (check the comments on the question itself). The IN get to be compared against only one value, but still the time difference is enormous. Why is it like that? ...
Possible Duplicate: Why is the Lisp community so fragmented? Despite the snarky tone, I'm actually looking for a serious answer. I know the textbook response: Lisp is a model for computation, not a "language" per se. Still, why exactly are there so many different dialects of Lisp? Presumably it isn't because of surface synt...
Another "unimportant" performance question. Unimportant because mostly code-readability is much more important than a few milliseconds, but interesting anyway. I noticed that there are differences between different DateTime Comparisons. I checked 3 alternatives: Dim clock As New System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch Dim t1, t2, t3 As Lo...
i am comparing updates to two strings. i did a: string1 != string2 and they turn out different. I put them in the "Add Watch" and i see the only difference is one has line breaks and the other doesnt'.: string1 = "This is a test. \nThis is a test"; string2 = "This is a test. This is a test"; i basically want to do a compare bu...
Hi, I have the following problem ,I have a local zip file and a zip file located on a server. I need to check if the zip file on the server in different from the local one,if they are not I need to pull the new one from the server.My question is how do I compare them without downloading the file from the server and comparing them locally...
Part of the program I am creating consists of the user creating conditions which I will store in a mysql database. I want the syntax to be somewhat easier than what php allows but since this will ultimately be run as php code using eval() it needs to have valid syntax. For example: User Input: 4<var1<=9 AND var2<6 Result should be: ...
Assuming we have: array1 = ['A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E']; array2 = ['C', 'E']; Is there a proven and fast solution to compare two arrays against each other, returning one array without the values appearing in both arrays (C and E here). So: array3 = ['A', 'B', 'D'] should be the output of the solution. (jquery may be involved) thx. ...
In the following, I would like check if a given variable name is set: $ set hello $ echo $1 hello $ echo $hello $ [[ -z \$$1 ]] && echo true || echo false false Since $hello is unset, I would expect the test to return true. What's wrong here? I would assume I am escaping the dollar incorrectly. TYIA ...
I'm sure this is a simple problem, but I'm comparing negative numbers in javascript i.e.: var num1 = -83.778; var num2 = -83.356; if(num1 < num2) { // Take action 1 } else { // Take action 2 } This script will always take action 2, even though num1 is less than num2. Whats going on here? ...
I have two arraylist. Namely ExistingProcess and CurrentProcess. The ExistingProcess arraylist contains the list of process that was running when this application started. The CurrentProcess arraylist is in a thread to fetch the process running in the system all the time. Each time the currentProcess arraylist gets the current process...
Ok first of all what is the difference between these two products? Secondly are the development skills interchangeable between Server 2010 and Foundation 2010? And lastly in terms of job market, when HR department writes "Looking for Sharepoint developer" do they mean developer for Sharepoint Server (MOSS) or Sharepoint Foundation (Ser...
This is not a request for opinions. Please only respond if you are 1) a strong j2ee/oracle developer 2) a strong .net/sql server developer, and 3) have developed nontrivial web apps in each framework. My question is what is the relative development time for a given specification in each platform. Let's say for the sake of comparison t...
I'm learning Python (and it's my first programming language so don't be too intense with your reasons) and I wanted to know how it stacks up to other scripting languages, like Perl and Ruby. What is Python better in comparison to other scripting languages, and what is it worse for? ...
I am developing the asp.net mobile application. I am using xml as a database. In the following xml file I am retriving the all the attributes by using LINQ to xml. In this way there are nearly 10 to 30 attributes. I am adding the values of these attributes dynamically into the Hashtable. In coding part I am using following code...
I'm looking for some comprehensive list of web browser compatibility with various versions of standards like javascript, CSS, DOM, HTML.. I know about quirksmode.org, but I'm hoping there are other good resources as well. ...
Consider this code: class MyClass { string PropertyA; int PropertyB; double PropertyC; object PropertyD; static ComparisonResult Compare(MyClass a, MyClass b){ // returns a ComparisonResult with // _sampleElement = a // _commonProperties = flags that describe the common properties of a and b ...
Hi all, In a Unit Test (in Visual Studio 2008) I want to compare the content of a large object (a list of custom types, to be precise) with a stored reference of this object. The goal is to make sure, that any later refactorings of the code produces the same object content. Discarded Idea: A first thought was to serialize to XML, and t...
After reading this question on signed/unsigned compares (they come up every couple of days I'd say): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3475841/signed-unsigned-comparison-and-wall I wondered why we don't have proper signed unsigned compares and instead this horrible mess? Take the output from this small program: #include <stdio.h>...
If I compare a string literal to a string literal using the case statement, I get the expected behavior: if they are the same - it matches, if they are not - it does not. However, if I compare a string literal to a constant that is a string, I get "Pattern matches are overlapped" warning and the branch with the constant always matches. ...