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I'm looking for the maximum character length allowed for an internet Message-ID field for validation purposes within an application. I've reviewed sources such as RFC-2822 and Wikipedia "Message-ID" as well as this SO question , among other various places. The closest answer I can find is "998 characters" because that is the maximum length that the specification allows for each line in an internet message (from RFC-2822), and the Message-ID field cannot be multiple lines. Is 998 characters the definitive answer? Is there no such limit? If there's one thing I've learned about email, it must be

I am attempting to bind a WPF textbox's Maxlength property to a known constant deep within a class. I am using c#. The class has a structure not too dissimilar to the following: namespace Blah { public partial class One { public partial class Two { public string MyBindingValue { get; set; } public static class MetaData { public static class Sizes { public const int Length1 = 10; public const int Length2 = 20; } } } } } Yes it is deeply nested, but unfortunately in this instance I can't move things round very much without huge rewrites required. I was hoping I'd be able to bind the textbox

I would really like some help with one of my projects. I am a graphic design student and have little to no programming experience. I have created a program for a thermo mini printer that identifies tweets made on twitter based on specific hashtags used and prints them automatically. However, it's based on a line length of 32 chars and will split words in half instead of moving the entire word to another line. A friend of mine suggested word wrapping but I can't find anything online to help me and most code I've found tends to be for c++ or c#. The code so far can be found below: // Build an

ViewModel: public class MyViewModel { [Required, StringLength(50)] public String SomeProperty { ... } } XAML: <TextBox Text="{Binding SomeProperty}" MaxLength="50" /> Is there any way to avoid setting the MaxLength of the TextBox to match up my ViewModel (which could change since it is in a different assembly) and have it automatically set the max length based on the StringLength requirement? I used a Behavior to connect the TextBox to its bound property's validation attribute (if any). The behavior looks like this: /// <summary> /// Set the maximum length of a TextBox based on any

The following questions are meant for bash and linux only: Is there a limit on the number of characters in the absolute path name of a file? Is there a limit on the number of characters for the filename (without extension) only? If so, what might these limits be? How can I access them in case they are system specific? e-satis It depends very much on the filesystem. For the ext FS (currently the most used on Linux): max filename length: 255 bytes max path length: none The extension is not something the FS is aware of, it 255 bytes, extension included (you can have file names without any

I'm trying to make a field with limited choices: Action_Types=( ('0','foo'), ('1','bar'), ) class Foo(models.Model): myAction=models.CharField(max_length=1,choices=Action_Types) def __unicode__(self): return '%d %s'%(self.pk,self.myAction) However, when I was trying to insert content violating the rules, it succeeded without any error or warning messages (with "manage.py shell"). It seems any text of any length can be put into this field. I'm using SQLite3 as the backend. Is it supposed to be like that? Or if I missed something? SQLite does not enforce the length of a VARCHAR. From the SQLite