On 25/05/2012, at 12:52 PM, Michael Maul wrote:
> Added plugin compatible C_PATH to server_config.cfg. At some point I'd like
> to make my config parser a little less simple.
At some point it will be eliminated :)
There are two ways, as mentioned in an earlier mail, to do this:
(1) Use flx_pk
At present the plugins don't hyperlink correctly because the data
format is wrong. They're being fed the server_config.cfg file
which has stuff like:
# Configuration file for webapp
delay=0.05
port=8080
server_root=.
document_root=$server_root/html
C_PATH =
$INSTALL_ROOT/lib/rtl,/usr/local/includ
On 25/05/2012, at 3:40 AM, Raoul Duke wrote:
>> Keyboard mapping is a pain. Keyboard mapping when 10 different
>> application and OS layers intervene is a nightmare.
>
> the underlying argument i always put forward is that, essentially:
> people suck. ergo, technology sucks. qed.
LOL!
> or som
> Keyboard mapping is a pain. Keyboard mapping when 10 different
> application and OS layers intervene is a nightmare.
the underlying argument i always put forward is that, essentially:
people suck. ergo, technology sucks. qed.
or something. like how the usb keyboard i have on this macbook pro
st
I'm extending the capabilities of flx_pkgconfig, so it can query pkgconfig
(*.pc)
databases.
pkgconfig is a seriously bad program. It is very badly written,
it is full of bugs, and it has limited capabilities (which is why
flx_pkgconfig was written). Indeed, it has a very specialised application
On 24/05/2012, at 2:39 PM, john skaller wrote:
>
> Grrr .. works now I call keypad() *after* initscr :)
G ... but only just. The arrow keys work.
but on the **^&%^$$ ing MacBookPro, with its utterly stupid half size
arrow keys and missing Home/End keypad keys, and ridiculous
additiona
