Hello
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sld
> Can one explicitly determine which Control in a set has focus?
> Anthony
try this and tell me how it goes :)
clicktotype = 1;
_ctlprint(cs->focus, "focus 0");
cs->focus = control;/* I want the focus on
this control! */
_ctlprint(cs->f
In my first experiment with control(2), I'm trying to get fgui to
give the first entry box focus when the window is created (since in
better than 90% of my cases, all that's needed is a password). I've
tried a few methods, all of which basically boil down to:
chanprint(cs->ctl, "%s focus 1
in light of the questions here and some comments on IRC, i've created
a page on the wiki for iwp9 travel plans:
http://plan9.bell-labs.com/wiki/plan9/IWP9_2007_travel_plans/index.html
i encourage folks interested in coordinating social activities and/or
crash pads to post their info there.
anthon
> So this is not going to be me up there with powerpoint. It's pretty
> hands on. And Aki is going to help, right, Aki?
right. maybe. i should have 2 and 4G sticks around, so if those are
still allowed in the plane, i'll have them with me.
> Also Aki and I are going to show a WIP we think you all
If you suspect your hardware, you should verify it with an
appropriate low-level tool, like a bootable utilities image from your
drive manufacturer or similar (or memtest for memory, or etc, - using
a low-level diagnostic on hardware can really speed up and focus
software troubleshooting).
forgive the silly question, but have you verified that these offsets are
not beyond the end of the partition?
you can test reading partitions easily with
dd -if /dev/sdC0/isect -of /dev/null -bs 64k
it wouldn't be too hard to write a scrubber that reads and
then rewrites the disk. it sh
> but apparently rc scans its whole input for errors before executing,
> so it brings me no closer to a solution. The file is /n/sources/
> contrib/pietro/12. What's going on?
your script is unreadable...
anyways, here the error, you havea single quote here:
echo $0: cannot use date's -n opti
Sorry, that was intended to be off-list.
Wes Kussmaul wrote:
Ron, I'm going to be at Internet Identity Workshop next week. Can I
send you a USB stick, or if you have one handy can you load it and
I'll paypal you the cost + shipping?
Thanks,
Wes
ron minnich wrote:
looks like I am doing a
Ron, I'm going to be at Internet Identity Workshop next week. Can I send
you a USB stick, or if you have one handy can you load it and I'll
paypal you the cost + shipping?
Thanks,
Wes
ron minnich wrote:
looks like I am doing a tutorial on THNX.
Of those coming, who would like to attend?
C
would there be any practical difference between a dedicated stick and
an sd(hc) card in a usb card reader (sandisk micromate in particular)?
(apart from physical differences like the card
fitting in my camera whereas a stick does not :-)
just trying to learn.
Hi,
I am trying to migrate my old venti/fossil from one machine to another
(the new machine is running the new venti). I am doing this pretty
piecemeal and by hand to find my bearings. When I'm running
venti/wrarena on the old machine pointing at the new one, I am getting
i/o errors on the new m
Ok, I'm interested but I only have a 1GB one, so I'll bring it anyways
and we'll see what magic you can do with it. ;)
Cheers,
Mathieu.
On Wed, Nov 28, 2007 at 12:52:37PM -0800, ron minnich wrote:
> On Nov 28, 2007 12:39 PM, Sape Mullender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Any requirements on those
Hello. I was writing a program called 12 which displays twelve-hour
time. It accepts the following options:
-g show time as part of date output
-u sent to date
date's -n option is rejected. The default behavior is to show only
the 12-hour time. Now when I run this fea
I'd love it :)
I'll bring my 2g stick :)
On Nov 28, 2007 8:41 PM, ron minnich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> looks like I am doing a tutorial on THNX.
>
> Of those coming, who would like to attend?
>
> Can you bring a 2G USB stick? The goal is to get you a usable
> environment you can take away with
On Nov 28, 2007 12:39 PM, Sape Mullender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any requirements on those sticks other than size? Is there a
> difference between bootable and non bootable?
>
I did not think that bootable was "special". I hope not. If you can
put an MBR on it, it should work.
The size is r
I think it doesn't matter whether or not the sticks can be bootable,
as any hard drive can have an MBR. I know what matters is whether or
not the computer in question can boot from USB devices. Look in the
machine's BIOS settings. I have a 1GB stick with U3 on it, but if I
had a larger stic
Any requirements on those sticks other than size? Is there a
difference between bootable and non bootable?
Sape
> looks like I am doing a tutorial on THNX.
>
> Of those coming, who would like to attend?
>
> Can you bring a 2G USB stick? The goal is to get you a usable
> environment you
On Nov 28, 2007 11:41 AM, ron minnich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can you bring a 2G USB stick? The goal is to get you a usable
> environment you can take away with you. I can try to get some sticks
> here, but it is better if you can bring one.
I can't get sticks here after all, they are ridicu
looks like I am doing a tutorial on THNX.
Of those coming, who would like to attend?
Can you bring a 2G USB stick? The goal is to get you a usable
environment you can take away with you. I can try to get some sticks
here, but it is better if you can bring one.
Let me know
ron
andrey mirtchovski wrote:
> better yet: videos. i will gladly handle the reencoding and hosting for
> russ' tutorials if someone videotapes them.
Thanks! Would also love to see the Keynote talk on the History of Plan 9
on video.
--
Anant
* Skip Tavakkolian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > BTW: I neither intend to use javascript not nsChannel stuff.
>
> i've not seen an fs interface for FF/IE/or Webkit. NPAPI is the
> only option i know of, but that's only useful for a self-contained
> environment (like Inferno).
NPAPI is exactly wh
Instead of delete and later replace, how about create unique-named temp new
file then immediately rename to target name?
If rename is atomic then nothing could ever get lost.
> The changes sound great, and eliminate my above doomsday scenario...
> unless something goes really wrong with the replica log. Is it
> replica/updatededb that is the culprit or just the way it is run in
> replica/scan? It strikes me that if it is forced to abort for some
> reason it should avoi
On Nov 27, 2007 5:15 PM, Joel C. Salomon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (unless folks tell me mass transit is the better option)
…which has happened. I'll be using the trains like everyone else.
--Joel
On 11/28/07, Russ Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > last night I was looking into vt source. I tried to compile under
> > p9p and in consctl.c it was calling the p9 system call segattach.
> >
> > I was wondering if somebody can point me in a p9p port that shows
> > a very simple and straight forwa
Someone provided it and mp3enc in replica/pull (but forgot the man
page for mp3dec - only mp3enc). It complains about needing an -s
option because no device support was compiled in? I'll look at
madplay later and see if that helps.
On Nov 28, 2007, at 9:52 AM, Markus Sonderegger wrote:
An
> And where can I find mp3dec?
There is no native mp3dec. You can install the madplay port
from /n/sources/contrib/uriel/mirror/nemo_madplay.tgz.
Then do
% cat >/bin/games/mp3dec
cat $* | madplay -q -o RAW:- -
or something like that. Or better write a native one :)
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