Rebel Without A Mouse

The are another icky parts with xmlrpc also - did ...

2013-09-20T03:16:43.728-06:00

The are another icky parts with xmlrpc also - did u try to pass null values between two different implementations on different platforms on both sides through this "thing"? (God bless the spec to have to override the TypeConverters)

DUDE! thank you so much, I was all over the place ...

2010-11-24T13:07:47.540-06:00

DUDE! thank you so much, I was all over the place trying to get my Magicmouse rerecognized, and Nicolas's tip has saved me from dashing out to buy a new USB just to connect my MM. Cheers hombre

This is fabulous! Since This is a great framework ...

2010-08-07T04:48:55.651-06:00

This is fabulous! Since This is a great framework to start with - in fact, I am going to take some of your tips and use them with our full faculty PD time. The more of our staff exposed to these.
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Thank you very much for this post, rebel without a...

2010-03-04T11:01:21.260-06:00

Thank you very much for this post, rebel without a mouse. And also lots of thanks to Nicolas.

I also just switched to the Mac and already began to think I had made a big mistake.

I work with MindManager, and without the "tweak" in the preferences described by Nicolas you can't even select a topic there without using the mouse. The arrow keys are simply blocked.

Unbelievable that Apple is deactivating all those keyboard shortcuts by default.

So thanks again!

Why I Hate Frameworks (from 2005!)

2009-12-08T09:08:03.354-06:00

Why I Hate Frameworks (from 2005!)

I could use TPTP very well. It was a little bit ha...

2008-11-07T13:22:00.000-06:00

I could use TPTP very well. It was a little bit hard and long to get it work, but showed several times the bottlenecks, inspired the next step to improve performance, etc...

Ohhhh Thank you! I was having the same problems wi...

2008-09-08T16:38:00.000-06:00

Ohhhh Thank you! I was having the same problems with navigating dialogs until I saw the response from nicolas!

I've had the same experience with Netbeans 6.0 & J...

2008-06-03T04:39:00.000-06:00

I've had the same experience with Netbeans 6.0 & JSF & Woodstock component library. I have had to restart it in every 15 minutes...

6.1 works fine, but... :D
There's always something that makes life hell.

Mehehe :D Hilarious :) We had much comments like t...

2008-04-03T09:04:00.000-06:00

Mehehe :D Hilarious :) We had much comments like this i a huge c# and perl based project :) Very nice.

There's a good decomposition of the argument on Go...

2008-01-22T16:45:00.000-06:00

There's a good decomposition of the argument on Good Math, Bad Math.

Andrew, thanks for the tip.It would be great if th...

2008-01-03T10:42:00.000-06:00

Andrew, thanks for the tip.

It would be great if this was properly documented in the online help.

Cheers.

nyenyec

Fixed by now :-)We'll check it out.Any recommendat...

2008-01-03T03:33:00.000-06:00

Fixed by now :-)
We'll check it out.
Any recommendation for an issue tracker?
Somewhere between Jira and Bugzilla in functionality :-)

Dalvik sounds too much like Dalek to me :-)We are ...

2008-01-03T03:31:00.000-06:00

Dalvik sounds too much like Dalek to me :-)
We are trying to come up with justification to play with Android in the office.

350+ SCJP 1.5 Mock Exams and Articles:SCJP 1.5 Moc...

2008-01-02T10:21:00.000-06:00

350+ SCJP 1.5 Mock Exams and Articles:
SCJP 1.5 Mock Exams

Nyenyec, I know many months have passed since your...

2008-01-01T10:08:00.000-06:00

Nyenyec, I know many months have passed since your original post, but I hope you find my solution helpful.

If you have any troubles, let me know.

Andrew

Hi Andrew. I was trying to convert a bunch of tabl...

2007-12-30T20:58:00.000-06:00

Hi Andrew. I was trying to convert a bunch of tables like this one:
http://stats.wikimedia.org/EN/TablesWikipediaSV.htm
into proper numbers for further calculations.

It's not fair to tag this post a bug based on the ...

2007-12-30T17:38:00.000-06:00

It's not fair to tag this post a bug based on the inform you provide. Frustrating, yes. Bug, no.

For example, based on the limited information you provided, you can accomplish your goal by searching for "8.1 k" and replacing it with "8100". Regex not required?

Do you have a lot of them? You didn't say that. Are they all in the "#.# k" format?

I've tried that on summer. It was cool and very us...

2007-12-02T16:02:00.000-06:00

I've tried that on summer. It was cool and very useful.

You "like most about Eclipse are the refactorings ...

2007-03-25T06:16:00.000-06:00

You "like most about Eclipse are the refactorings ...."

I Used Eclipse for Reverse Engineering of Databas Design in productive environment (IBM DB2):
600 Entity types, 1300 Attributes, 950 Relations, Data model with 77.000 LOC

In Eclipse not tolerable long time, and Errors in
ErWin seconds? (Pentium 2,3 GHz dual processor)
It was a Product Evaluation, also with Rational Rose for IBM Munich.
Erwin is far the fastests.

Is Eclipse not serious targeting Reverse Engineering. Erwin is only for Databases, Eclipse is more.

Tamas Szabo
dbforum@compuserve.de

I think "single implementation" is easier then "di...

2007-01-19T10:51:00.000-06:00

I think "single implementation" is easier then "diverse implementations", but diversity can lead to standards and these can be really empowering. WSGI ole!

Kevin, I do hope that it does pay off. I invested ...

2007-01-10T00:28:00.000-06:00

Kevin, I do hope that it does pay off. I invested too much of my precious little free time into learning TurboGears already. ;)

Obviously, I think the proposed decoupled approach...

2007-01-09T20:23:00.000-06:00

Obviously, I think the proposed decoupled approach is a good one, since I've been championing it. But, I think it was reasonably proved out with the original TG release. Kid, SQLObject and CherryPy are all independent Python packages, but they felt quite good together with a little bit of glue.

TurboGears has since added a whole bunch of functionality. The intention is not to change the nature of what TurboGears offers, but just to make the whole more manageable and agile. It'll be easier for someone to dive into a particular part and try things out.

TG is already modular on the inside, but I can see it being daunting for someone who's new to the project to check it out from svn and start hacking.

Time will tell if the strategy pays off. I really do think the project will be more nimble and useful as a result.

Yes, the app launcher bit is really not that origi...

2006-12-06T09:41:00.000-06:00

Yes, the app launcher bit is really not that original.
Play around with it for a bit though, you'll find some strange things in there. Quick web searches (wikipedia, google, php doc, javadoc...), contact search, ...

My favorite way of showing off Quicksilver's power is: select a file, send it to zip, send compressed file to mail recipient. All from within one application, never getting anywhere near the mouse, all done in a few seconds.

Nicolas, thanks for the tips. I'll give MuCommand...

2006-12-06T09:20:00.000-06:00

Nicolas, thanks for the tips.

I'll give MuCommander a closer look.
Yes, I set "Full keyboard access" to "All controls" without that I'd probably had gone crazy. :)

I also have Quicksilver. I can't say I figured it out completely yet, but for the app launcher functionality I had equivalents in Windows (Google Desktop and a small utility called Quickstart on WinXP).

Oh, and also, I think that some of your problems m...

2006-12-06T07:06:00.000-06:00

Oh, and also, I think that some of your problems might disapear completely by simply following this procedure:
- open system preferences
- click keyboard&mouse
- click keyboard shortcuts
- set 'Full keyboard access' to 'All controls'

That ought to make you rather happier about your new system.

And, in case you're not using that yet, I'd suggest installing Quicksilver (http://quicksilver.blacktree.com/). I'm doing you a diservice here: once you've installed and gotten used to it, your windows and linux setups will become incredibly frustrating.