There are a few posts on here regarding how to find all derived classes from a given class programatically (), but none that I can see when using Visual Studio (2015).  I'm looking at the 'Object Browser' window and I'm surprised such a feature doesn't exist. Am I doing something wrong or is there really no way to find out?
In Visual Studio, How do I show all classes inherited from a base class?    For example, in ASP.NET MVC there are several '' types -- and they all inherit from / implement the base class ActionResult.    It looks like unless you just 'know' that View and Json are valid ActionResult types, there is no way you can easily find this information out.    Please prove me wrong.  Is there something in the object browser that makes this easy to find out?  I'm even up for suggestions of tools outside of Visual Studio to discover this information about various classes.  For example: is there something in Resharper that will help me out?
I need to create a metadata-table for all files in a File Geodatabase.   Is it possible to automatically be updated with new filenames, and possibly even metadata (as created in the ArcGIS metadata editor)? How can I convert JPG into PDF easily? Is there any way to batch convert .jpg files into single .pdf files? Why isn't the 'len' function inherited by dictionaries and lists in Python example:  a_list = [1, 2, 3] a_list.len() # doesn't work len(a_list) # works   Python being (very) object oriented, I don't understand why the 'len' function isn't inherited by the object.  Plus I keep trying the wrong solution since it appears as the logical one to me Mobile web refresher, part 2 After a sizeable amount of work we are releasing a new version of the mobile web site, this time focusing on the question and answer page. We have also fixed or implemented a minimal large part of the issues and requests mentioned in the . 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Feedback , bugs and suggestions while we move to the next iteration? Please mark bugs with I wrote a simple backup script which back ups my stuff on a remote server, everything is working great but I'd like to have some sort of report like "backup successful or not".  this is my script   # backup CHECK date1=`date +"%d.%m.%y - %H.%M"` host=`hostname` twdate=`date +"%d.%m"` performtw=`ls -la|grep "tw"|grep "$twdate" &gt; tmp1.txt` echo $performtw if cat tmp1.txt|grep "tw" then echo backup successfull printf "tw backup success!" | mail -s "tw backup check $date1 repor$ rm tmp1.txt else echo backup failure printf "sitename backup failure!" | mail -s "site backup check $date1 repor$ rm tmp1.txt fi exit   But this isn't working really well and I ask you if there's some simpler and more powerful way to do it? Basically it just needs to check if file exists with the name starting xyz and was created at date xyz. So I found this on the Wolfram website today:     So I was wondering about how one might be able to (if possible) solve those four problems by hand. Here are the problems, $\LaTeX$ed:    $ \lim_{x \to +\infty} \dfrac {\sqrt{x^3-x^2+3x}}{\sqrt{x^3}-\sqrt{x^2}+\sqrt{3x}} $ $ \displaystyle\sum_{k=1}^{\infty} \dfrac {(-1)^{k+1} k^2}{k^3+1} $  $ \dfrac {\mathrm{d}}{\mathrm{d}u} \left[ \dfrac {u^{n+1}}{(n+1)^2} \cdot \left[ (n+1) \ln u - 1 \right] \right] $  $ \displaystyle\int_0^{2\pi}\displaystyle\int_0^{\frac{\pi}{4}}\displaystyle\int_0^4 \left( \rho \cos \phi \right) \rho^2 \sin \phi \, \mathrm{d}\rho \mathrm{d}\phi \mathrm{d}\theta$     Ideas   The degree of the numerator is $\frac{3}{2}$. The degree of the denominator is $\frac{3}{2}$. The expression is of an indeterminate form, namely $\frac{\infty}{\infty}$, so we use l'Hoptial's Rule.  No ideas, really.  Derivatives are always pretty easy, although this one is a bit bashy. Basically bash Product and Chain Rules, etc.  Integration by Parts bash? The $\mathrm{d}\theta$ part is very trivial. I mean for the $\rho$ and $\phi$. How did Dumbledore gain the loyalty of Fawkes? How did Dumbledore find Fawkes. Did Dumbledore have Fawkes even when working as a Transfiguration teacher or acquired it after having Headmaster position. They both have a very strong bond between them. When did Dumbledore gain this. Update: Dumbledore says that Ollivander wrote to him when Harry's wand was purchased; if Dumbledore did not have Fawkes before 1938, he would not know about the two feathers being in the wands, so Fawkes and Dumbledore must have met and bonded before 1938  “My wand's feather came from Fawkes?” Harry said, amazed. &quot;Yes,” said Dumbledore. “Mr. Ollivander wrote to tell me you had bought the second wand, the moment you left his shop four years ago.” -Harry Potter and the Goblet Of Fire, Chapter 36-The Parting Of the Ways.  Update 2: JKR says that Dumbledore was the only owner of Fawkes. So it is to be believed that Fawkes was a wild Phoenix before its bonding with Dumbledore.  Peter Humphreys for BBC Newsround: Who did Fawkes previously belong to and will he play a vital role in the next book? JK Rowling: I am not going to answer about the role in the next books, which probably gives you a big clue, and he has never been owned by anyone but Dumbledore. You will notice that when Harry goes back in the Pensieve in this book, Fawkes is never there, and ­­ no, I am sorry, not in this book, I take that back. When Harry has previously seen the study with a different headmaster he saw it with Dippet and Fawkes was not there then. Fawkes is Dumbledore's possession, not a Hogwarts possession. How does the Higgs mechanism work? What are the integer solutions to $a^{b^2} = b^a$ with $a, b \ge 2$ I saw this in quora.  What are all the integer solutions to $a^{b^2} = b^a$ with $a, b \ge 2$?  Solutions I have found so far:  $a = 2^4 = 16, b = 2, a^{b^2}  = 2^{4\cdot 4} =2^{16}, b^a = 2^{16} $.  $a = 3^3, b = 3, a^{b^2} = 3^{3\cdot 9} =3^{27}, b^a = 3^{3^3} =3^{27} $.  In the general case, $a$ and $b$ have the same set of prime divisors, so let $a =\prod_P p_i^{a_i}$, $b =\prod_P p_i^{b_i} $ with each $a_i \ge 1, b_i \ge 1$.  $b^a =b^{\prod p_i^{a_i}} =(\prod p_j^{b_j})^{\prod p_i^{a_i}} =\prod p_j^{b_j\prod p_i^{a_i}} $  $a^{b^2} =a^{\prod p_i^{2b_i}} =(\prod p_j^{a_j})^{\prod p_i^{2b_i}} =\prod p_j^{a_j\prod p_i^{2b_i}} $  Therefore, for each $p_j$, $b_j\prod p_i^{a_i} =a_j\prod p_i^{2b_i} $.  I haven't gotten any further than this.  I conjecture that there are no other solutions. How can I use GDAL to batch define a projection? Real Size Image Printing I have been using the app for 3 days now. I just opened it up again, and it asked me to sign "up" again with either Google or the Trainer server.   So I signed up with the same Google account as when I first started with and the game started again.   Is there Any way I can get my progress back? Why isn't my Gravatar image updating? Frequent Write to Non-volatile Memory I am designing a device that automatically adjusts it's physical position as temperature changes. If the device it shut off or power is disconnected the device needs to remember it's last temperature and position. I have the ability to store these values in EEPROM but the problem is the position and temperature could be changing very rapidly. If I were to write the temp and pos to EEPROM after every time they changed that would (1) slow down the firmware a bit, and (2) likely kill the EEPROM after a year or two. So as I see it my options are as follows...  1) use a capacitor/battery to keep the device powered for a short time after power is lost so that I can write the values to EEPROM at that time only. I don't like this because the board is kinda power hungry and this would require a big cap. And I don't have a ton of free space. And I don't want the added cost of a battery and battery holder / or a big cap.  2) use F-RAM instead of EEPROM so that I can write to it trillions of times without wearing it out. I don't like this option because FRAM is quite a bit more expensive than EEPROM and this is for a production product (not just one).  3) Only write the position and temperature every 5 minutes or so. That way I always have a fairly recent position/temp recorded but I am not writing every second so my program is not slowed down and the EEPROM won't die as fast. This seems like my best option.  Does anyone else have any suggestions that I'm not thinking of? Answer appears automatically converted as a comment Non numbered chapter* header issue I constantly stay up to date with each new release of Blender, but this means my preferences are wiped clean each time. How do I export/import these preferences to avoid loosing my carefully crafted set up each time? How to correctly install libpng12-0 on the Ubuntu 19.10? I know a lot of female programmers, and I know there are a good number of them out there.  But I don't recall ever having one of my questions answered by, nor have I ever answered a question by a female programmer here at Stack&nbsp;Overflow.  Now I mostly deal in the Delphi tag, and that may make a difference. But I've got the feeling there is something about the programming social network that Stack&nbsp;Overflow is, along with its form of mini-competition (via reputation) that turns most ladies off.  When I go down the first few pages of top users by rep, there is nary a lady to be found.  Go over to Quantcast and . Go down to the Demographics, and you'll see that a full 20% of the visits are by females. So they are here, lurking and using the wonderful info that Stack&nbsp;Overflow provides.  Then why aren't there more of them participating, both with questions and answers?  What can Stack&nbsp;Overflow do to persuade female programmers to participate more?    So after a dozen downvotes offset by a dozen upvotes, and accusations by many that I am a bigot, the bottom line seems to be that Stack&nbsp;Overflow appeals to males more than females.  This is my observation and I believe a proper analysis would support the hypotheses that a much higher percentage of male programmers use Stack&nbsp;Overflow than the percentage of female programmers.    Assuming that is the case, then Stack&nbsp;Overflow is geared more towards the male psyche than the female. If so, I again ask, what can they do about that?      This question was asked in StackOverflow Meta on November 20, 2009. It was made Community Wiki. It was asked in a constructive manner and should be considered an appropriate question for Meta.   Yet it was closed over two years after it was asked as "not constructive" after more than 40 upvotes and 10 favorites and 16 answers.   Now it resides here on Meta StackExchange, still closed. I just shake my head. Given a PRF $F$ , is $G(s) = F_s(1)\|F_s(2)\|\cdots \|F_s(n+1)$ a PRG? If $F$ a PRF, and we construct $G$ using $F$ in the following way:  $$G(s) = F_s(1)\|F_s(2)\|\cdots \|F_s(n+1)$$ where $|s|= n$.   Is $G$ then a PRG? If so how can I prove this? If not how can $G(s)$ be distinguished from a random $r$? And what if $n+1 &lt;$ range of $F_s$? or it could be for any $n &gt; |s|$.