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I'm trying to do some processing on a bibtex file which has the "\ldots" macro in it's title field. I want to remove those macros safely before processing, except that pyblio (or maybe recode) eats the "\" when it converts to text. I can't figure out how to get at the root text variable so that the conversion does not occur. The error that is presented is "warning: unable to convert '\ldots'".
2009-01-06 19:24:32 UTC in Pybliographer
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When you run makepy on the SolidWorks api, it gets confused on any of the methods that use pass-by reference. In particular, to anyone trying to do automation using OpenDoc6 runs into the problem of the errors and warnings arguments which are pass-by reference being considered non-optional, even though they are return values.
A fairly in-depth discussion and possible workarounds can be found...
2007-10-25 17:29:53 UTC in Python for Windows extensions
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I discovered that an include file (aic7xxx.h) was moved
in the latest pre-release kernels, to its own directory
in /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi/aic7xxx
This presents a problem for anyone trying to use both
pre and post kernels.
Here's a diff of what I did to make the change obvious:
*** apa1480_stub.c.old Thu Feb 15 17:35:17 2001
--- apa1480_stub.c Thu Feb 15 17:37:31 2001...
2001-02-16 01:43:22 UTC in Linux PCMCIA Card Services
