> First, ctrl-click works for me on the word "alarm." Does same thing as
> left-click.
Which is why nobody at Apple noticed it, I'm sure, because except for a
few leftover NeXTies I'm sure they all use control-click, so the lazy
code in iCal that just ignores the meta-key seems to work for them.
At 14:07 -0600 2007.02.01, Peter da Silva wrote:
>``Normally on the Mac where an object on the screen has a contextual
>menu available, that is accessed by right-clicking. In iCal, to
>add an additional alarm to an event, you have to LEFT click on the
>word "alarm". Right-clicking does nothing.
Tw
Bash is doing the wrong thing.
You are in "foo/bar". There is nothing inside "foo/bar" for any program
you run to tell that you got there by following a symbolic link. Bash
is hiding this from you.
This is like getting on a plane and having it fly to the wrong airport,
and your Joo Janta Peril Se
Bug-report to Apple, on iCal:
``Normally on the Mac where an object on the screen has a contextual
menu available, that is accessed by right-clicking. In iCal, to
add an additional alarm to an event, you have to LEFT click on the
word "alarm". Right-clicking does nothing.
``Whether that's a bug o
You can turn off this POSIX-me-harder braindamage with set -P.
Tony.
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m...@nix:~$ mkdir foo/bar
m...@nix:~$ mkdir foo/feh
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* blah blah [2007-02-01 01:55]:
> I'm hating the fact that in BSTR's, the pointer points to the
> first character, while the four bytes indicating length exist
> *before* the pointer, _as well as_ the whole string being
> NULL-terminated.
>
> http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms221069.aspx
On Jan 31, 2007, at 11:59 AM, David Landgren wrote:
The interactions of a complex system lead to... emergent hate.
So that's what the Singularity is.
I'm not really hating length being part of the structure of the string. I'm
hating the fact that in BSTR's, the pointer points to the first character,
while the four bytes indicating length exist *before* the pointer, _as well
as_ the whole string being NULL-terminated.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com
