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pypyodbc is a pure Python ODBC interface module. (Not to be confused with pyodbc, which performs many of the same functions but was written as an *extension module* in C++.)

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A transform file is an XML file that specifies how the Web.config file should be changed when it is deployed.

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Spatial indexes are data structures the support searches and computation that depend on geometric relationships between the stored data (k-nearest-neighbors, identify elements in a defined region, etc). Use this tag for questions about selecting, writing, or using spatial indexes in your code, including the use of spatial indexes in database management systems.

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The singleton UIMenuController instance presents the menu interface for the Cut, Copy, Paste, Select, Select All, and Delete commands. This menu is referred to as the editing menu. When you make this menu visible, UIMenuController positions it relative to a target rectangle on the screen; this rectangle usually defines a selection. The menu appears above the target rectangle or, if there is not enough space for it, below it.

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Skia is a complete C++ 2D graphics library for drawing text, geometries, and images.

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The ICollection interface is the base interface for classes in the System.Collections namespace. It defines size, enumerators, and synchronization methods for all non-generic collections

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HttpOnly is a flag in the cookie header to hide data from JavaScript

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Exim is a message transfer agent (MTA) for Unix systems, which routes and handles email.

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A user interface design in which panels are arranged inside a container. Each docked panel is attached to another panel or a side of the container.

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Mutt is an open-source CLI email client. It is highly customizable and fast. Lots of sorting and filtering criteria allow for highly efficient mail handling.

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