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Tag Archives: programming
Talking Back to Mum
The Aim While doing some programming on the HATE terminal emulator, I came across an interesting idea: I wanted to be able to type a command into bash (from within HATE), that would leave the current bash session running, but … Continue reading
Things I’ve Learnt: June 2010
Here’s my list of shareworthy things I’ve learnt recently, together with some links for further reading. If you’re writing a Mozilla Extensions (e.g. an extension for Firefox) and you want to launch a process on the local computer, you can … Continue reading
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Mercurial Woes
Introduction I mentioned previously that the Trosnoth programmers have been looking at migrating from subversion to mercurial for source control. I took it upon myself to convert the subversion history to mercurial history as seamlessly as possible. Here I document … Continue reading
HATE: Python-based Terminal Emulator
Introduction A while ago I came across a terminal emulator called HATE: the High Availability Terminal Emulator. The original idea was for it to be a terminal emulator that could survive X crashing, but what caught my eye was the … Continue reading
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Pyj: Experimenting with Code Design
Introduction A few weeks ago I proposed a new concept for not-quite-OO programming. Recently I’ve been working on turning this into a reality. I haven’t written a new programming language. Rather, I’ve extended Python using import hooks. I’ve called this … Continue reading