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I have a heightmap (a 2D array of floating point values) and I wish to find the highest point on the map, once I have found this point, I want to change its value, and the values of all nearby points.
I already looked up many posts about this problem (subqueries being very slow in sqlite). but I\'m not really good with sql and i don\'t know what i can do.
I want to be able to do something like this: $table_object->getRows()->where($wer)->or($or)->orderBy(\'field\', \'DESC\');
I cu开发者_JAVA百科rrently have the following code to rewrite search engine friendly url\'s to something PHP can handle however there are a few issues.
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I\'m stuck on python2.4, so I can\'t use a finally clause with generators or yield.Is there any way to work around this?
Quick question... I was wondering how I can get this to happen. Okay I have an input field like such: <input type=\"text\" id=\"input1\" size=\"10\" name=\"\" value=\"\" class=\"checked other_amo
I have a need for users to be able to scan a series of items and for each item print off x number of labels.I am currently trying to use a background worker to accomplish this but I have run into a pr
I\'ve tried WebSphinx application. I realize if I put wikipedia.org as the starting URL, it will not crawl further.
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