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I guess this is a very simple answer and I just wanted a quick reply. So why does python programs create 3 files? For example I have 3 files named:
"ReadSchedule.py"
"ReadSchedule.py~"
"#ReadSchedule.py#"
What is the reason for this? Are each file doing its own thing?
Those are temporary files created by your editor(s). The ReadSchedule.py file is the real one; the others can be deleted.
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If I build a game/program with phyre engine, will I be able to use it on xna without a workload of recoding? And is it ok that phyre is coded in c++ while xna is c#, and then subsequently onto steam.
Need to have a game released vis psn, xbox, and steam.
You won't be able to, they are two completely different engines.
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I really want to start using #Helpers in a project but I hear they are not supported in MVC4?
Are they any alternatives that could be easily used to create custom components in an MVC3/4 razor view?
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Anyone have any additional details on the possible cause of a "NSXMLParserErrorDomain error 23"? The only info that I can find is: NSXMLParserEntityReferenceMissingSemiError in the header file. It appears that it is related to the possible fact that "Entity reference is missing semicolon" - which I can't see how applies in my example of properly formed XML.
Thanks.
Turns out that a "&" had snuck into my XML. I replaced with "&" and everything worked fine.
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While integrating ZXing library in IOS, I am facing a strange error in Library. Compiler says that CoreScr folder doesn't contain any files.
I check out the code using SmartSVN 6. In that ScanTest Sample application is also throwing same error.
Any help on this appreciated. Thank you.
Sounds like a typo in your project. There is no "CoreScr" folder anywhere. There is a "cpp/core/src" folder that is relevant. Make sure you've entered the right paths.
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Is there a release date for Ruby on Rails 3? I've been searching but nothing yet.
read this http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/213412#new
Rails 3 is currently in beta. Otherwise, there's no information available about a official release date.
Make sure you don't ask this question on the official mailing list: http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/213412#927545