By Marc, on January 31st, 2007%
JavaScript OSA: JavaScript scripting for Mac OS
JavaScript OSA is a port of the Mozilla JavaScript scripting system to the Macintosh in the form of a OSA (Open Scripting Architecture) component. You can use JavaScript OSA as a scripting language, similarly to AppleScript
(tags: AppleScript JavaScript MacOSX osx)
USCS Linux Kernel class
$810 class on the Linux Kernel
(tags: linux . . . → Read More: links for 2007-01-31
By Marc, on January 30th, 2007%
PyShell: A shell written in Python
A shell written in Python
(tags: python shell)
James Gosling: The Black Hole Theory of Design
(tags: gosling closures java lisp)
JavaScript OSA
JavaScript OSA is a port of the Mozilla JavaScript scripting system to the Macintosh in the form of a OSA (Open Scripting Architecture) component. You can use JavaScript OSA as a scripting language . . . → Read More: links for 2007-01-30
By Marc, on January 29th, 2007%
AppleScript to fix Finder or application window offscreen
An AppleScript to move windows that are offscreen – something that can easily happen when removing a monitor from a multi-monitor OS X system
(tags: macosx . . . → Read More: links for 2007-01-29
By Marc, on January 28th, 2007%
perl.com: Achieving Closure
perl.com article from Simon Cozens talking about closures in Perl
(tags: . . . → Read More: links for 2007-01-28
By Marc, on January 27th, 2007%
When you click the little green plus icon on an OS X window frame, the window expands to fill up the available screen real estate. Well, most of the time. It seems to me that OS X often doesn’t notice when the display changes. For example, I may launch a number of apps while using my . . . → Read More: Any way to make OS X notice a change in screen size?
By Marc, on January 27th, 2007%
Bug 357852 – nglayout.debug.disable_xul_cache causes Firefox to use 100% of the CPU
Developing extensions for Firefox can be a bit of a pain in the butt
(tags: mozilla firefox xul)
Vertical Split Patch for GNU Screen
A patch for screen-4.0.2 and screen-4.0.3 that adds support for vertically splitting the window (more)
(tags: screen . . . → Read More: links for 2007-01-27
By Marc, on January 27th, 2007%
Now that I have a 24″ widescreen monitor at work, I have a lot of horizontal space at my disposal. One of the nice things about this is that I can split my Emacs window down the middle with C-x 3 and have one pretty nice-size buffer on the left and another on the right. This . . . → Read More: Vertical split for GNU screen
