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while(nan): NOCOMMIT for Mercurial

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What exactly does that do, anyway? Thursday, 15 April 2010. One problem with DVCSes (DVCSii? Is that because they encourage committing often, I sometimes accidentally end up committing temporary debugging code I didn't mean to. So here's a simple little Mercurial pre-commit hook that blocks any commit which adds a line containing the string. Usr/bin/env python # # Prevents any commits which contain the string `! T] )', line) if m and m.group(1)! NOCOMMIT m = re.match(r' .*! Save the above as. A sandwich;...

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while(nan): The Future of D Is Aaargh, My Eyes!

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What exactly does that do, anyway? Sunday, 26 August 2007. The Future of D Is Aaargh, My Eyes! So the first ever D Conference. Has come and gone. Sadly, being a poor uni student. And busy like an anime nerd in Akihabara. With 100,000 spare yen meant I couldn't go. Thankfully, the ever-wonderful Brad Roberts has posted up most of the slides from the various speakers. So the rest of us can take a peek. One of particular interest. Is the set from Walter and Andrei's talk on the future of D. First up, some.

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while(nan): November 2007

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What exactly does that do, anyway? Sunday, 4 November 2007. Firefox: How to Crash in Style. Just crashed on me. Again. So why, exactly, am I grinning like an idiot? Back in the appreciatively nostalgic days. The one bug-bear was the damned crash reporter. It made you fill in all sorts of stuff, and click buttons, and half the time it just sat there twiddling its thumbs complaining about how it couldn't access the internet. I clicked restart, and a few seconds later it's like the crash had never happened&...

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while(nan): August 2007

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What exactly does that do, anyway? Wednesday, 29 August 2007. Closures are awesome. There are so many algorithms that can be implemented in a very straightforward manner once you have the ability to make little customised functions and pass them around. For example, it makes functional programming in D a snap. Here's a simple example of what I mean:. Left sep right; } string. ToString(n); } return. Reduce(&reduce closure, map(&map closure, parts) ; }. Closures, but it's also why you. Well, on x86 the sta...

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while(nan): Wrapping functions for fun and profit

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What exactly does that do, anyway? Thursday, 14 June 2007. Wrapping functions for fun and profit. Error handling sucks. I mean, I've got code to write! I don't want to have to waste my time making sure my function calls actually worked. After all, nothing. Goes wrong when I'm running it, so any problems are the user's fault. Or something along those lines. That's one thing that always annoyed me about C-style libraries: you had to sit there writing all this code to handle errors on. Every single damn call.

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while(nan): Fakin' closures

http://while-nan.blogspot.com/2007/08/fakin-closures.html

What exactly does that do, anyway? Wednesday, 29 August 2007. Closures are awesome. There are so many algorithms that can be implemented in a very straightforward manner once you have the ability to make little customised functions and pass them around. For example, it makes functional programming in D a snap. Here's a simple example of what I mean:. Left sep right; } string. ToString(n); } return. Reduce(&reduce closure, map(&map closure, parts) ; }. Closures, but it's also why you. Well, on x86 the sta...

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while(nan): April 2010

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What exactly does that do, anyway? Thursday, 15 April 2010. One problem with DVCSes (DVCSii? Is that because they encourage committing often, I sometimes accidentally end up committing temporary debugging code I didn't mean to. So here's a simple little Mercurial pre-commit hook that blocks any commit which adds a line containing the string. Usr/bin/env python # # Prevents any commits which contain the string `! T] )', line) if m and m.group(1)! NOCOMMIT m = re.match(r' .*! Save the above as. A sandwich;...

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while(nan): pragma(msg, "Gday!");

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What exactly does that do, anyway? Saturday, 28 July 2007. No, I'm not dead. Just thought I'd drop a line to Pragma who has just chiselled himself out a new corner of Cyberspace over at Phase Positive. In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. 28 July 2007 at 11:11 pm. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Musings on the D Programming Language, coding, life, stuff and other things. The Audacity to Code. The One With D. That guy's just creepy. You know what I could really go for right now?