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> /dev/null/: februari 2012

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Zaterdag 18 februari 2012. News from Eclipse Nebula. Every time I teach one of my RCP classes I take some time to discuss the Nebula project. An RCP application is not complete without at least one of these beautiful widgets. In our own applications we make extensive use of the Nebula project. About a year and a half ago I managed to get one of my own widgets in the project as well and so i became a Nebula committer. Yay! As project lead on a temporary basis (read: you will never get rid of me). I could ...

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> /dev/null/: Unix Time to Date conversion in SQL for DB2 DB2/400 or iSeries or IBM i

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Woensdag 8 juli 2015. Unix Time to Date conversion in SQL for DB2 DB2/400 or iSeries or IBM i. For those of you who are in search of converting a UNIX Epoch Timestamp or whatever this is called to a readable date in DB2/400 SQL may have found this posting here. 1] However, this does not translate to the beloved IBM i SQL syntax so I converted it to something that will run on the IBM i. CREATE FUNCTION e2d (ept INT). CHAR(DATE(INT(ept/86400) DAYS('1970-01-01') , ISO). Select expected start date from item.

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> /dev/null/: januari 2014

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Zondag 19 januari 2014. MDialog and MWizardDialog supported by the E4 Model Editor. We have added support for the new E4 model elements. We ask you to play with this and help us figure out what additional API these parts need. To install the new E4 tooling you need to be on Luna M4 which can be found here. By the time of this writing). Then you need to install the latest integration build of the model tooling which can be found here. Donderdag 9 januari 2014. CTRL 1 CTRL 1. Abonneren op: Berichten (Atom).

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> /dev/null/: augustus 2013

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Maandag 5 augustus 2013. A Giant Leap for Eclipse RCP. It is the end of my working day so I thought I give Eclipse Luna a spin in honor of t omorrow's all day test day. For Eclipse Luna M1. The reason for my curiosity was Eric Moffatt's answer to my question about the priority of the Eclipse mixed mode model. That allows us to use the e4 programming model in the e3 workbench. Sure enough I got a report when Lars was doing housekeeping for bug 356511. Taking Luna for a spin. Creating the RCP application.

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> /dev/null/: maart 2012

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Zondag 18 maart 2012. Design a Nebula Logo and win $100. The Nebula project needs a new Logo. File a new logo design using this bug. And you could win $100. Showcase your logo here: http:/ wiki.eclipse.org/Nebula/Artwork. The Eclipse Nebula project is slowly moving out of incubation. Artifacts of this process are going to be stable releases, continuous builds and easy to get documentation. When looking at the great design of the Xtext website. We decided to open a bug. And make a real contest out of it&#...

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> /dev/null/: CTRL+1 CTRL+1

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Donderdag 9 januari 2014. CTRL 1 CTRL 1. CTRL 1 is the Eclipse quick-fix key. I use it all the time but sometimes it predicts my intentions incorrectly. Take for example the following code:. I position my cursor on the field "composite 1" to rename it and press CTRL 1. What happens is the following: The tooling knows that my source contains errors and jumps to the next nearby problem to display the quick-fix options. Nice, but not what I wanted. 10 januari 2014 05:07. 10 januari 2014 11:56. CTRL 1 CTRL 1.

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> /dev/null/: december 2012

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Dinsdag 25 december 2012. Running the Apache Felix Webconsole from Eclipse. I have been told about the Apache Felix Web Console a couple of times. During all of these occasions the guy telling me this had this peculiar look in his eyes. The look that makes you think: "Okay dude, I can see that you are serious. I have to check this out.". The first time I went down there. But for some reason I went from one un-resolved dependency to another. So, at that point, they lost me. From the Felix download site.

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> /dev/null/: Manage your Eclipse Preferences with the Workspace Mechanic

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Woensdag 11 december 2013. Manage your Eclipse Preferences with the Workspace Mechanic. Is a tool that will manage your Eclipse preferences. I recommend that you start using it. This blog tells you why and how. What problem does it solve. Every time you start a new workspace in Eclipse, the preferences will be "reset" to their default values. This is extremely. I had heard about Workspace Mechanic before but never gave it much attention until I read this bug. Posted by Markus Kuppe. For writing this tool.

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> /dev/null/: december 2013

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Woensdag 11 december 2013. Manage your Eclipse Preferences with the Workspace Mechanic. Is a tool that will manage your Eclipse preferences. I recommend that you start using it. This blog tells you why and how. What problem does it solve. Every time you start a new workspace in Eclipse, the preferences will be "reset" to their default values. This is extremely. I had heard about Workspace Mechanic before but never gave it much attention until I read this bug. Posted by Markus Kuppe. For writing this tool.

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> /dev/null/: juli 2015

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Woensdag 8 juli 2015. Unix Time to Date conversion in SQL for DB2 DB2/400 or iSeries or IBM i. For those of you who are in search of converting a UNIX Epoch Timestamp or whatever this is called to a readable date in DB2/400 SQL may have found this posting here. 1] However, this does not translate to the beloved IBM i SQL syntax so I converted it to something that will run on the IBM i. CREATE FUNCTION e2d (ept INT). CHAR(DATE(INT(ept/86400) DAYS('1970-01-01') , ISO). Select expected start date from item.