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`std::enable_if` is a C++ metafunction template with parameters `bool B`, `class T = void`, defined in the Standard C++ header `type_traits`. If `B` is true then the instantiating class defines a public member type `type` equal to `T`; otherwise it does not.

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domxpath is a class in PHP's DOM API to support XPATH 1.0

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Manytomanyfield is a field of a model class in Django that defines many-to-many relationship

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textColor is an attribute used for setting a font color, typically used in TextViews xml definitions.

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"Bidirectional" refers to any process or structure that works in two directions. Use the tag `bidi` for bidirectional text instead of this tag.

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Programmatically controlled HTTP protocol listener.

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StringBuffer in Java is used as a thread-safe, mutable sequence of characters, replaced by StringBuilder in Java 5.0+

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For questions about Action Views, HTML and Ruby templates used in Ruby on Rails

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Electronic Data Interchange is the transmission of structured data directly from one computer system of one organization to the computer system of another organization.

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A DOM Level 2 HTML method that writes a string of text to a document stream opened by document.open().

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A spritesheet is a large image filled with smaller images. When you display each of the smaller images in the correct order, you get an animation. If you imagine an old celluloid movie reel, unrolled, chopped up, and laid out in a large square, you have the idea of a sprite sheet.

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