A cross-platform GUI library is perfectly doable and cross-platform
applications work fine enough for most use cases. Purebasic, REALbasic (now
Xojo), Lazarus/Freepascal, Qt for C++ and Python, WxWidgets, Ultimate++,
IUP, Swing, etc., all offer more or less cross-platform functionality. I'm
als
Sorry, the uncommented "todo not working" was left in by me so it wouldn't
compile. It won't work when I fix that either, of course.
func getListField(db *sql.DB, table string, item string, field string) (
> string, error) {
> tableName := listFieldToTableName(table, field)
> if !TableExi
Hi! It seems that the driver sometimes does not return an error if a column
is null and I scan for s string, but instead returns the column name. I
have to explicitly use the following function to test for null.
func FieldIsNull(db *sql.DB, table string, item string, field string) bool {
var
6 PM UTC+1, robert engels wrote:
>
> If the user has the ability to read the page file - i.e. root - then he
> also has the ability to use the debugger to inspect the live memory as well
> - so as the OP pointed out - if root is compromised - nothing is secure.
>
> On Oct 15, 201
ic,
> >>
> >> thanks *a lot* for your valuable feedback! I really appreciate it. See
> comments inline:
> >>
> >> Am Montag, 15. Oktober 2018 12:09:32 UTC+2 schrieb EricR:
> >>>
> >>> Since you're looking for opinions on
Since you're looking for opinions on the security concept, two questions
spring immediately to my mind:
1. Does the daemon keep the sensitive data in locked memory that cannot be
paged out? If so, how cross-platform is this?
2. How does the client communicate securely with the daemon? Which
en
Hi! I'm new to Go and need to do something with each file in directories.
Symlinks need to be followed. I've tried filepath and a few popular
libraries and they either crash with segfaults on my system, do not follow
symlinks or do not prevent infinite loops.
Is there a directory walking librar
