The web site says: "Konq and Safari offer no XSLT/XPath scripting support AFAIK." In fact, WebKit browsers now do offer such support, and have done for some years. Of course, this includes Chrome. I'm afraid I can't tell you in which version such support was introduced, but since you don't mention supported version numbers for Firefox, you can probably just delete this sentence; you...
2012-04-07 04:37:33 PDT in Sarissa
The link to this forum on the web site at sarissa.sf.net is out of date. At present it's automatically redirected, but perhaps worth updating?.
2012-04-07 04:34:02 PDT in Sarissa
Looks fine to me.
2012-03-31 15:34:55 PDT in wxHexEditor
lazy-kent is quite right; however, it's important to note: 1. DESTDIR should not be set in the Makefile (only the user should set it, on the make command line). 2. DESTDIR should only be used in the install and uninstall targets. There, it should be prefixed to every path. The use of prefix as I described it is still correct. The GNU Coding Standards, as lazy-kent linked to, are the place to...
2012-03-29 04:21:30 PDT in wxHexEditor
Is the simplest solution just: Index: cloc =================================================================== --- cloc (revision 275) +++ cloc (working copy) @@ -7519,7 +7519,7 @@ my $missing = ""; if ($opt_extract_with) { ( $extract_cmd = $opt_extract_with ) =~ s/>FILE</$archive_file/g; - } elsif (basename($archive_file) eq "-") {...
2012-03-20 05:02:43 PDT in cloc
Attached, a rather rambling patch to do as agreed. I've also fixed lots of typos and a tiny bit of formatting. The patch is of course against svn trunk.
2012-03-16 14:35:22 PDT in cloc
Fine. Would you be in accord with my adding an option to supply an extension and have cloc deduce the language from that?.
2012-03-14 08:06:48 PDT in cloc
This would be used to count lines in just one file, exactly. Emacs would supply a --lang-no-ext argument to give the language, although this raises another issue: ideally, one would be able to supply a file extension as the language type, and have cloc work out the language from that. As for working with stdin, if cloc's architecture is not geared to that then it seems simplest to me for cloc...
2012-03-09 04:19:35 PST in cloc
Perfect, your usual prompt, accurate and kindly service!
2012-03-06 12:22:41 PST in cloc
This would be handy for use with Emacs, which has commands to feed an editing buffer, or part of one, into a shell commad, and then display the output. For counting a whole buffer, often cloc would work fine (it would see a #! line), but I would also get Emacs to strip the extension, if any, off the buffer name and feed that to cloc as the language, as that would also work for counting parts of...
2012-03-03 15:52:42 PST in cloc