$ gunzip YourArchive.txt.gz
$ perl mailbox2mbox.pl < YourArchive.txt > mbox
$ mutt -f mbox
def callback (keybinding):
print 'Callback!'
gtk.main_quit ()
gtk.gdk.threads_init ()
keybinding = GlobalKeyBinding ("/apps/appdir", "key_binding")
keybinding.connect ('activate', callback)
keybinding.grab ()
keybinding.start ()
gtk.main ()
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Hello,It's been rewritten almost from scratch so I think there's no need to post release notes here. Anyway you can always read what changed from the old version released a couple of years ago here.FreeSpeak is a free (as in freedom, developed and released under the terms of GPL) frontend to online translator engines (such as Google, Yahoo, etc.). It is written in Python, it uses the GTK toolkit and some GNOME infrastructure features
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import dbusHow it works?
import dbus.bus
import dbus.service
import dbus.mainloop.glib
import gobject
class Application (dbus.service.Object):
def __init__ (self, bus, path, name):
dbus.service.Object.__init__ (self, bus, path, name)
self.loop = gobject.MainLoop ()
@dbus.service.method ("org.domain.YourApplication",
in_signature='a{sv}', out_signature='')
def start (self, options={}):
if self.loop.is_running ():
print 'instance already running'
else:
self.loop.run ()
dbus.mainloop.glib.DBusGMainLoop (set_as_default=True)
bus = dbus.SessionBus ()
request = bus.request_name ("org.domain.YourApplication", dbus.bus.NAME_FLAG_DO_NOT_QUEUE)
if request != dbus.bus.REQUEST_NAME_REPLY_EXISTS:
app = Application (bus, '/', "org.domain.YourApplication")
else:
object = bus.get_object ("org.domain.YourApplication", "/")
app = dbus.Interface (object, "org.domain.YourApplication")
# Get your options from the command line, e.g. with OptionParser
options = {'option1': 'value1'}
app.start (options)
import dbusHow it works?
import dbus.bus
import dbus.service
import dbus.mainloop.glib
import gobject
import gtk
import gtk.gdk
import time
class Application (dbus.service.Object):
def __init__ (self, bus, path, name):
dbus.service.Object.__init__ (self, bus, path, name)
self.running = False
self.main_window = gtk.Window ()
self.main_window.show_all ()
@dbus.service.method ("org.domain.YourApplication",
in_signature='', out_signature='b')
def is_running (self):
return self.running
@dbus.service.method ("org.domain.YourApplication",
in_signature='a{sv}i', out_signature='')
def start (self, options, timestamp):
if self.is_running ():
self.main_window.present_with_time (timestamp)
else:
self.running = True
gtk.main ()
self.running = False
dbus.mainloop.glib.DBusGMainLoop (set_as_default=True)
bus = dbus.SessionBus ()
request = bus.request_name ("org.domain.YourApplication", dbus.bus.NAME_FLAG_DO_NOT_QUEUE)
if request != dbus.bus.REQUEST_NAME_REPLY_EXISTS:
app = Application (bus, '/', "org.domain.YourApplication")
else:
object = bus.get_object ("org.domain.YourApplication", "/")
app = dbus.Interface (object, "org.domain.YourApplication")
# Get your options from the command line, e.g. with OptionParser
options = {'option1': 'value1'}
app.start (options, int (time.time ()))
if app.is_running ():
gtk.gdk.notify_startup_complete ()
m-a a-i kqemuThat's it, for those who owns an amd64 processor, this is the right way to use kqemu:
modprobe kqemu
qemu-system-x86_64 -kernel-kqemu [your options]You shouldn't get any error, if you do... boh.
aptitude remove --purge zd1211-firmware zd1211-source
aptitude update
m-a clean zd1211
aptitude install zd1211-firmware
# USB device 0ace:1215 (zd1211rw)Now try to detach and reattach your usb pen and everything should magically work.
SUBSYSTEM=="net", DRIVERS=="?*", ATTR{address}=="00:1d:0f:b3:66:f7", NAME="eth2"
This versions enhances a new version of the interpreter, major updates to the scheduler, and as usual a lot of bug fixes. Syx left the Google Code SVN repositories because of many connection problems.
You can find informations about the new GIT repository here: http://code.google.com/p/syx/wiki/GitSource?tm=4
Installation instructions: http://code.google.com/p/syx/wiki/InstallationInstructions
API and environment:
Smalltalk:
Interpreter:
Parser:
Image:
Scheduler:
Documentation:
Thanks to everyone contributing to the project.
See the ChangeLog for a complete list of things that changed.
Smalltalk YX 0.1.7 is ready.You can imagine the result ;)
Type "help!" to get help.
> Smalltalk loadPlugin: 'gtk'!
true
> | w |
> w := GtkWindow new.
> Gtk main.
> w add: (GtkLabel new: 'hello').
> w showAll!
a GtkWindow
My idea is to have this kind of manual:
1) What is Smalltalk
2) Why Smalltalk YX
3) Introduction to the language
4) Introduction the Syx environment
5) COMPLETE Class and methods documentation, EACH non private method will be documented with examples
and EACH class will have usage examples
6) Embedding
7) Advanced topics, internal documentation
I know it's not the time yet for Smalltalk YX to get such documentation but I think it will be
a nice boost for the project and also for the entire Smalltalk community.
Since I don't have such fantasy now I will start directly with all except the 5th topic.
Thanks to everyone contributing to the project.
See the ChangeLog for a complete list of things that changed.
lately I've been searching for "maemo emulator" and "mod_python psp" and the results weren't good to me.
If you don't trust, try the above searches (without double quotes) with both Google and Yahoo. This happens with many more searches.
In my opinion, Google lately is lacking a good page weight system and therefore it breaks results showing for example mailing lists instead of more important web pages.
Conclusion? I'm using Yahoo! as my default search engine until Google fixes these troubles.
