Continuing with the trend of moving all my projects to using SVN, a repo for XTrace is now available. You can checkout the latest source with the following command:[code lang=”bash”]svn co http://svn.mabwebdesign.com/XTrace/[/code] For anyone using TextMate as their primary editor, you should checkout this article which explains how to use XTrace, TextMate, and MTASC to create a slick Flash dev environment.
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I’ve recently created a SVN repo for XASH, anybody whose interested in the latest source can anonymously checkout through the following command:[code lang=”bash”]svn co http://svn.mabwebdesign.com/XASH/[/code] Juan Carlos Anorga (thanks Juan!) has committed some great changes that are worth checking out if you have Xcode and are willing to compile XASH from source. I’ll be releasing XASH 1.3 which will include his changes within the next week.
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iDictionary 1.1 has just been released, new features include: iDictionary Lite has been merged into iDictionary, this means that if you don’t own a license you can still use iDictionary; but, your dictionaries will be restricted to letters a-z. Added “Created Dictionaries” window. You can now view and select all previously created dictionaries to easily copy them to your iPod. The “Created Dictionaries” window also features a “Reveal in Finder” function which allows you to see where the selected dictionary is located on your computer. User interface improvements to the dictionary & iPod selection tables “Under-the-hood” improvements to the iDictionary code base. You find a little more detail about the release on the new Prosit Blog…
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I’ve made some progress on App Stop on intel macs. I’m currently working with a couple people trying to resolve the remaining issues and I should have a stable build out in a week or two. To make the App Stop source code more accessible to developers who may want to help with App Stop development I’ve set up a SVN repository. Anybody can view the source and you can checkout a copy of the source code using the following command: [code lang=”bash”]svn co http://svn.mabwebdesign.com/AppStop/[/code]
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I’ve never really spent time creating a mail “workflow” that worked for me; but recently I’ve had trouble keeping up with the email in my inbox and remebering what emails I needed to reply to. I decided to spend some time streamlining my email workflow. Mailboxes The first thing I proceeded to do was to create e-mail folders (or mailboxes as they are called in Apple Mail). I was greeted by a lovely “Mailbox Creation Failed” alert panel. Using my computer troubleshooting skillz I first looked at Mail’s troubleshooting section – nothing. Next I googled “Unable To Create Mailbox Apple Mail”, all i found were unanswered questions…
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Many users have come to me saying App Stop isn’t working on their new intel Macs. I’m aware of this problem but I’m unable to do anything about it. Their is a bug in the intel build, but I can’t find it since I don’t have a intel mac to debug on. If you have any experience with Xcode/Objective-C and have a intel mac please email me, I could really use your help (If you have a spare MacBook or intel MacMini laying around that would work too :)).
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Instructions on how to accomplish this are not easily found on the web at all. It took me alot of googling to find a solution that works. Since I spent 1/2 hour googling to find that link, I figured I’d post it up for anybody else who is trying to accomplish this same task.
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Yup, this site is now running WordPress 2.02. I was holding off upgrading because of one of the plugins I used alot, Code Highlight. It still doesn’t have WordPress 2 support, but I found a code highlighter that uses the exact same syntax (and has support for more languages!), Code Snippet. The upgrade process was real easy, took me about 10 minutes. Most of the changes are in the admin panel and I have to say, the admin panel is much nicer. I highly recommend upgrading if you haven’t done so already.
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Yesterday I had to upload a huge file (1.4GB tar.gz file) to my web-server and uncompress it once it was uploaded. Even my new fiber optic (FIOS) internet connection couldn’t handle a file that big (it dropped out at around 900mb). So I figured I would split the file up into manageable chunks, upload the split files to server, join them together, then uncompress them. Since I’m no unix shell guru I googled “splitting and merging binary files unix”; nothing useful came up, I tried changing the search terms a little bit to get different results, still nothing. Using ManOpen I found the split utility. Looked like exactly what I was looking for…
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For awhile now I’ve been meaning to learn how source code management works (specifically, how Subversion works), but I never got the chance to do it. Finally the other day I set out to buy a book on SCM, luckily I was able to find a good free book on the subject. If you are interested in wrapping your mind around source code management I recommend you check out Version Control with Subversion.
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