UPCAT the movie - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iY-njz7nEAY
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2008 November
- 💬 Reply to altealice's tweet:
@altealice sana tinext mo ko. I would have asked you to get me Hawkeye as well. Walang Roy Mustang?
Quantum of Solace = meh
Charlie Brown is sad http://tinyurl.com/64ngg2
Clearly Chris Woltereck was one of the best players in the room, and probably could have won the tournament with a ham sandwich.
--Gerry Thompson on Cruel Control winning the 25-Oct SCG 5k Standard Tournament
- 💬 Reply to rocketkeis's tweet:
@rocketkeis you may find this relevant for the translation plans: https://boingboing.net/2008/10/31/email-error-on-road.html
2008 October
Wow. Looks like my laptop meets the recommended specs for Fallout 3!
Just found a virus on the PSP, now I'm late :/
The price for being the best is always having to be the best.
--Nanny Ogg, Lords and Ladies by Terry Pratchett
- 💬 Reply to habeo's tweet:
@habeo: impossible to prepare for all cases, better to learn to roll with it.
- 💬 Reply to habeo's tweet:
@habeo: no, you need to be more ad-hoc :D
In my program, I have been receiving an error when I use a command-line compile command for mxmlc. The error is related to an embedded font name not being correctly identified by flex in the system fonts list.
However, on a whim, I decided to copy the code to Flex Builder and compile it there. To my surprise, it worked, and it found the proper font using the same system name I had given (PMingLiU).
I suspected my problem may be a locale one, and that my system cannot correctly identify the font name because of locale considerations.
I've tried setting the locale of the compile code to en_US, to no avail. So I would like to ask if anyone here knows how exactly Flex Builder invokes the MXML compiler and what differences there are compared to running mxmlc directly? We know it's not using the mxmlc.exe directly, since we tried replacing mxmlc with our own executable to capture the command line parameters.
If it matters, the OS used is Windows XP.
I need to parse a large amount of text that uses HTML font tags for formatting,
For example:
<font face="fontname" ...>Some text</font>Specifically, I need to determine which characters would be rendered using each font used in the text. I need to be able to handle stuff like font tags inside another font tag.
I need to use C# for this. Is there some sort of C# parser class to make this easier? Or would I have to write it myself?
Thanks!
Anyone have any idea how to get the value of "Language for Non-Unicode Programs" in Control Panel Regional Settings programmatically using c#?
Already tried CultureInfo, RegionInfo and getting the default encoding using the Encoding object, but I can only get the Standards and Formats value or the main code page.
So does twitter automatically tinyurl-ize any urls I put in?
- 💬 Reply to rocketkeis's tweet:
Want to try playing competitive scrabble again...but can't find any info on tournaments on the intarwebs
The internets need more content.
Nintendo announces Nintendo DSi http://www.dsfanboy.com/2008/10/02/nintendo-announces-nintendo-dsi/
