R Allan Baruz: Computationally MindedVarious things computationally oriented. Tech stuff, too.(Untitled)- February 17, 2003 Dave Hyatt has posted the table of contents to the beginnings of what will become the Safari WebCore documentation.http://radio.weblogs.com/0105058/categories/computationallyMinded/2003/02/16.html#a1014 (Untitled)- February 16, 2003 Gotchas when porting UNIX software to OS X by way of Stepwise. Ah ha, so that’s why X went wrong when I did Y. If only I had known when trying Z... Sigh.http://radio.weblogs.com/0105058/categories/computationallyMinded/2003/02/16.html#a1013 (Untitled)- February 13, 2003 What I should have done instead of saying, “I’m sorry, I’m afraid I’m not too familiar with your blog” all night long;: curl 'http:babb2003.tripod.com' sed -e 's<TR>.<a href="(")">(<).curl -L "1" "2.html"g' egrep "curl" sh open -a ApplicationsNavigator.app .html Browse at leisure, if you have any. It works best if you set the Chimerical Navigator to open up new pages in new tabs, in the background. It doesn’t work with framed pages,...http://radio.weblogs.com/0105058/categories/computationallyMinded/2003/02/12.html#a1005 (Untitled)- February 9, 2003 PragDave going onto the aggregator. By way of the Accordian Guy, possibly the happiest Geek in Canada, if not on Earth.http://radio.weblogs.com/0105058/categories/computationallyMinded/2003/02/09.html#a1001 (Untitled)- February 7, 2003 What was I saying In the early stages of writing this script, I had declared an array in module space, which meant that any thread in the process could alter it. I had thought I had moved all my variables back into local storage on the stack, but after commenting every other call, I noticed that the string was changing in different places, which nixed my idea that one of the routines was overwriting it, and only the other threads could have been to blame. That seemed to be the error, as after I.http://radio.weblogs.com/0105058/categories/computationallyMinded/2003/02/06.html#a993 |