Activity for Bill Chatfield
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Bill Chatfield committed [eafba1] on Code
Error check after wallpaper set
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Get file name from id in wallpaper URL
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Debugged JSON parsing
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Implement Bing & Ant build
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Bing Wallpaper
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Refactor to abstract picture iterator
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Refactor into git and IDE files in top dir
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O-kay, so when I ran the build again today, it just worked. I didn't make any changes. It displayed the test window and everything. Thanks for your help.
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I can't get it to build with openjdk 8, 11, 17, or 21. The README mentions 11 - 15 & 19. The build output mentions 8 & 11. It's not clear what is required to build it. This is the output of the build with 21: [bill@smilodon-gracilis jvi-code]$ ./gradlew run FAILURE: Build failed with an exception. * What went wrong: A problem occurred configuring root project 'jvi'. > Could not resolve all artifacts for configuration ':classpath'. > Could not resolve com.raelity.gradle.namedservicesmerge:namedservices-merge:0.5.0....
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Convert into simple Swing component
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https://github.com/gungwald/beanshell-setup/releases/tag/v1.0.0 See the update on github.com
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I'm trying to provide vim commands to a Swing JTextArea or replace the JTextArea with an equivalent component with vim support. I looked for some doc on this but couldn't find it. I have started reading the code, but some direction would be helpful. Is there a particular class my app can interact with to provide vim functionality?
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Oh. I see. I didn't realize it was still in progress.
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I guess you could close the ticket now.
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Thanks! You rock! Now I just have to find out why Fedora is still shipping bwBASIC 3.20.
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That looks great! Very cool. Thanks! On Wednesday, June 19, 2019, 9:29:27 PM EDT, AF5NE <af5ne@users.sourceforge.net> wrote: If the above code is placed in the file "command4.bas", then C:\DOS\BWB32>bwbasic.exe command4.bas something COMMAND$( 0 )=command4.bas COMMAND$( 1 )=something COMMAND$( 2 )= COMMAND$( 3 )= COMMAND$( 4 )= COMMAND$( 5 )= COMMAND$( 6 )= COMMAND$( 7 )= COMMAND$( 8 )= COMMAND$( 9 )= [feature-requests:#7] Access to command line arguments Status: open Group: Next Release (example)...
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Access to command line arguments
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The correct link is: Shebang
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UNIX Shebang functionality
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Converted registry access to jna
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Removed unnecessary and problematic library reference
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More stuff
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Really cool stuff
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Improved debug output
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Improved debug output
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Added java finding AI
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Get users directories in PATH
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Don't remember
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Moshoway
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Actually add the code
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Actually add the code
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Begin conversion to cmocka
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Fixed argv type
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Moved all functionality out of main so it can be unit tested
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Separated test project
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Separated test project
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Reorg
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Moved trace to separate file
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Fixed names of array operations
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Fixed segv
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Implemented concat
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Test multibuffer
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Unit tests with asserts
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Free allocated memory
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Started unit tests
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Added TODO items
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Implemented file name filter and multi-select
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Removed unnecessary code, implemented some command line args
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Initial import of Common Item Dialog implementation. Unfortunately, Microsoft has made it very hard to figure out how to use this method which they say should be used going forward. It requires about 200 lines of code just to display a file selection dialog and I can't figure out what 100 of those lines are.
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Initial import of Common Item Dialog implementation. Unfortunately, Microsoft has made it very hard to figure out how to use this method which they say should be used going forward. It requires about 200 lines of code just to display a file selection dialog and I can't figure out what 100 of those lines are.
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Reorg
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Initial import of implementation using ISO C99 (no C++ and therefore no missing C++ library dependencies at deployment time) and GetOpenFileName Win32 function
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Initial import of implementation using ISO C99 (no C++ and therefore no missing C++ library dependencies at deployment time) and GetOpenFileName Win32 function
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Creating a release from the original code
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Needed a better name since multiple implementations are being created
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Was not supposed to be checked-in
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Was not supposed to be checked-in
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Open Apple keys are not working
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It only displays the main documentation page. It won't load the plugin documentation...
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Help tree links don't work
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Update is missing from the Help menu
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Changed name of target zip file
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Dist script
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Switched to OpenFileDialog.exe
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Initial check-in
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Added my info and copyright.
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Initial check-in
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Perl is not dead. I use EPIC all the time because Perl is the quickest way to accomplish...
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Created Readme.txt file
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First checkin
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