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I'm in the midst of writing a slide show app (click a button, and you slide through a list of images) for jQuery, but I've run into a little bug where it will respond to the click() request even while an animation is happening. I'm using the animate() function already, so that isn't staving off the additional animation requests. Any way to program around this? You can check whether the animation is in progress in the click handler: if ($(this).is(':animated')) return false; Alternatively, you can use the live or delegate functions to only bind the handler to non-animated elements: $('something

Disclosure: I have read this answer many times here on SO and I know better than to use regex to parse HTML. This question is just to broaden my knowledge with regex. Say I have this string: some text <tag link="fo>o"> other text I want to match the whole tag but if I use <[^>]+> it only matches <tag link="fo> . How can I make sure that > inside of quotes can be ignored. I can trivially write a parser with a while loop to do this, but I want to know how to do it with regex. Vasili Syrakis Regular Expression: <[^>]*?(?:(?:('|")[^'"]*?\1)[^>]*?)*> Online demo: http://regex101.com/r/yX5xS8 Full

git update-index --assume-unchanged <filename> returns fatal: Unable to mark file <filename> . What do I need to do to fix this? What is it complaining about and why? Pedro Nascimento Is it added to the repository, not in .git/info/exclude and not on .gitignore ? If the answer is yes to either of those, then the file is not in the repository and this is the reason for the error. Try git ls-files -o and see if the file is there. It should not be. You are running git update-index --assume-unchanged because you have files that are checked into the repository but you want to ignore local edits. As

I need to ignore some or all conditions in WHERE statement if parameter is null or empty F.E: I have simple LINQ query var query = from x in context.a where x.p == param1 && x.i == param2 select x; How can I ignore x.p == param1 if param1 is null or emty? EDIT Tried this var query = from myLog in myContext.ApsValidationLogs where (myLog.systemtype == comboBoxSystemType.SelectedItem.ToString() || string.IsNullOrEmpty(comboBoxSystemType.SelectedItem.ToString())) && (myLog.bankid == comboBoxBankId.SelectedItem.ToString() || string.IsNullOrEmpty(comboBoxBankId.SelectedItem.ToString()))) select

I just added a class library project to my .NET solution. When I built it, it created the bin and obj folders, which I want to exclude from version control. However, Tortoise won't let me ignore the folders before the first commit. It gives the following message. Cannot add bin to the ignore list! I have to check the whole lot in, and then choose Delete and add to ignore list for the two folders. How do I prevent them being checked in at all, and ensure Tortoise knows to ignore them? It's because you haven't yet added their parent directories. Do 'add' on the new project directory first, and

I have a large codebase that was forked from the original project and I'm trying to track down all the differences from the original. A lot of the file edits consist of commented out debugging code and other miscellaneous comments. The GUI diff/merge tool called Meld under Ubuntu can ignore comments, but only single line comments. Is there any other convenient way of finding only the non-comment diffs, either using a GUI tool or linux command line tools? In case it makes a difference, the code is a mixture of PHP and Javascript, so I'm primarily interested in ignoring // , /* */ and # . To use