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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-21 16:38:15 Reply

Umm... yay?

ScreenShot of you programming :)

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-21 17:15:27 Reply

weeeee, openbox+pypanel: http://img50.imageshack.us/img50/2267/screenz 8io.png

I should also note that emacs can be the biggest of bitches sometimes.


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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-21 17:16:52 Reply

At 1/21/07 05:15 PM, thoughtpolice wrote: weeeee, openbox+pypanel: http://img50.imageshack.us/img50/2267/screenz 8io.png

I should also note that emacs can be the biggest of bitches sometimes.

Yes it can. Which is why I primarily use a graphical IDE (KDevelop) and a seperate terminal

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-21 17:24:30 Reply

At 1/21/07 05:16 PM, RageOfOrder wrote: Yes it can. Which is why I primarily use a graphical IDE (KDevelop) and a seperate terminal

I generally dislike environments like KDevelop and Anjuta (neither really ever successfully worked on my linux box anyway,) and emacs was the first real 'environment' I learned, so I stick with it (not a huge vim fan myself, but I can work with it.)


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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-21 19:49:05 Reply

At 1/21/07 05:24 PM, thoughtpolice wrote:
At 1/21/07 05:16 PM, RageOfOrder wrote: Yes it can. Which is why I primarily use a graphical IDE (KDevelop) and a seperate terminal
I generally dislike environments like KDevelop and Anjuta

KDevelop is nice because it's not bloated. If you look at my screenshot, there's not much to it. Pretty much one big editor window and some menus. Simple :)

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-23 13:40:39 Reply

ME NO PROGRAM. ME HAXXOR!!

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-23 13:57:05 Reply

At 12/6/06 10:32 PM, Craige wrote: I'll get a good screenshot of my programming a bit later, when I'm not so busy. I have so much school work that I'm doing right now, so I havn't been doing much programming.

haha, I completely forgot about this, I'll take one when I re-download a php editor.

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-23 13:58:19 Reply

At 1/23/07 01:57 PM, Craige wrote:
At 12/6/06 10:32 PM, Craige wrote: I'll get a good screenshot of my programming a bit later, when I'm not so busy. I have so much school work that I'm doing right now, so I havn't been doing much programming.
haha, I completely forgot about this, I'll take one when I re-download a php editor.

You got your computer formatted?

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-23 15:07:08 Reply

I'm working on Jordan's idea of a non-compression archive in C++
It will use a string vector and store
[filename] [raw file data]

Vector lets it be expandable, and seperate various components easily
I was going to have it store a date-stamp and auto-update only newer files, but I don't know how to extract that without using a linux-specific command, which makes it non-portable...

I know this ind of util exists already, but I want to try my own hand at it.

Screenshot:
http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/3139/snaps hot1247jc.jpg

ScreenShot of you programming :)

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-23 15:14:26 Reply

Wouldn't you be better off using a list instead of a vector? Vectors aren't all that good for removing stuff in the middle of a vector I think.


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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-23 16:00:00 Reply

At 1/23/07 03:14 PM, elbekko wrote: Wouldn't you be better off using a list instead of a vector? Vectors aren't all that good for removing stuff in the middle of a vector I think.

Personally, I'm more comfortable with vectors. And I can remove from the middle pretty easily. I wrote a nice method to do it a while ago.

In any case, right now it doesn't support extracting specific files.

I've almost got the storing done properly :)

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-23 16:57:55 Reply

Personally I'd just map the file data to memory and use a structure pointer and a loop to iterate through the binary easily; but then again I'm not a huge C++ fan so I figure I'm alone here. :>


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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-23 17:37:08 Reply

At 1/23/07 03:07 PM, RageOfOrder wrote: I'm working on Jordan's idea of a non-compression archive in C++

Awesome, i started one, but never got round to finishing it.

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-23 17:44:20 Reply

At 1/23/07 04:57 PM, thoughtpolice wrote: Personally I'd just map the file data to memory and use a structure pointer and a loop to iterate through the binary easily; but then again I'm not a huge C++ fan so I figure I'm alone here. :>

Or just use the vector's iterators? :P


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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-23 17:44:23 Reply

At 1/23/07 01:58 PM, PHPgeek wrote:
haha, I completely forgot about this, I'll take one when I re-download a php editor.
You got your computer formatted?

No, my php editor just stopped working the other day. No reason as to why.

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-23 18:31:40 Reply

At 1/23/07 05:37 PM, Jordan wrote:
At 1/23/07 03:07 PM, RageOfOrder wrote: I'm working on Jordan's idea of a non-compression archive in C++
Awesome, i started one, but never got round to finishing it.

Here's the code so far...
http://pastebin.ca/326240

Add has basic functionality.
It will create an archive of files, but it doesn't support appending or updating yet.

format is:
3 bytes for the length of the file's name
the filename
10 bytes for the length of the file
file data

I'm working on list and extract right now, to make sure it all works

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-23 21:00:56 Reply

Heh.. I love my computer :P

On the one face there's KDevelop and my C++ stuff, on the far face is my LC-3 Assembler stuff, and the last face is my browser and MSN

http://img443.imageshack.us/img443/5272/snaps hot1250rt.jpg

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-23 22:39:52 Reply

At 1/23/07 09:00 PM, RageOfOrder wrote: Heh.. I love my computer :P

On the one face there's KDevelop and my C++ stuff, on the far face is my LC-3 Assembler stuff, and the last face is my browser and MSN

http://img443.imageshack.us/img443/5272/snaps hot1250rt.jpg

What the hell? I've never seen that before. Is it not extremely resource intensive?

I couldn't even imagine staring at that.

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-24 02:14:45 Reply

At 1/23/07 10:39 PM, Craige wrote: What the hell? I've never seen that before. Is it not extremely resource intensive?

I couldn't even imagine staring at that.

My comp looks like any regular desktop, but has every feature that a mac has, plus a whole bunch more. The desktop cube is one of them.

I have a side button on my mouse... if I hold it, my screen zooms out of my desktop and shows this 3d cube, each face is a seperate desktop. I can rotate around at will :)
Runs on pretty much any moderate hardare. 128MB video card and a 1GHz processor, and like 512MB of ram and it runs perfect, but it runs on much older hardware than that.

I recently threw in a 512 MB GeForce 7600GS and it runs like a dream.

Anyway, the program is called Beryl and runs for free on any Linux distro.

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-24 03:18:10 Reply

I gotta stop double posting, but I made some progress with the archive tool :D

I can now add files and list existing files. Next is extract.
http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/3010/snaps hot1276re.jpg

It's a neat project, even if it is rather useless :P

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-24 16:19:21 Reply

I can remember when I was into writing an archive program; but mine was planned to be written in assembly (MASM32.) I got some code working, but not nearly to the point of 'working moderately well.' Unfortunately I got rid of it because I figured I wouldn't ever need it again. Now I want to start it back up. :(


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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-24 16:30:15 Reply

I hate fancy shit


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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-24 17:01:36 Reply

At 1/24/07 04:19 PM, thoughtpolice wrote: I can remember when I was into writing an archive program; but mine was planned to be written in assembly (MASM32.) I got some code working, but not nearly to the point of 'working moderately well.' Unfortunately I got rid of it because I figured I wouldn't ever need it again. Now I want to start it back up. :(

I can understand why you'd try assembler.. It's certainly a low-level task, but I love having the higher level features available to me.
I should actually be writing mine in plain C, I have a vector library I wrote for C anyways...

In any case, I'll post my code when I'm done (extract works with text files, nothing else yet) and you're welcome to use it any way you want.

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-24 17:14:49 Reply

At 1/23/07 03:07 PM, RageOfOrder wrote: I'm working on Jordan's idea of a non-compression archive in C++

Hey! I made a "pooball" (my own name creation) (de)archiver in PHP once. It was a simple format to group a lot of files into it. I originally made it to allow people on my site to backup all their data with one click, and restore it with one click as well. Although I never got around to implementing the backup/restore part of it.

Source code is available for anyone interested. I could probably turn it into a command-line tool if anyone wishes so.


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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-24 17:38:29 Reply

At 1/24/07 05:01 PM, RageOfOrder wrote: I can understand why you'd try assembler.. It's certainly a low-level task, but I love having the higher level features available to me.
I should actually be writing mine in plain C, I have a vector library I wrote for C anyways...

It was more of an opportunity to just get my hand back at programming in Assembly, and MASM32 has amazing Macro and high-level features for an assembler. I just couldn't work on it due to other projects at the time.


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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-24 17:54:15 Reply

Working on the rapidshare downloader, which doesn't want to work because of Rapidshare being noobs X(

Not really using the right screen atm

http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/803/241200 72ph.png


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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-25 17:17:16 Reply

Me working in C On a program designed to bruteforce 40-bit ssl encryption.
Seems to work on the test data, check it out here:

http://img253.imageshack.us/img253/6269/pictu re13ax.png

Shame no-one even dreams of using 40-bit encryption anymore...Ah, the good old days.
What the f*ck am i talking about, im only 15!

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-25 18:23:16 Reply

This is me working on my site :P
http://img408.imageshack.us/img408/7713/mecod ing7uo.png

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-25 20:50:00 Reply

So I decided my archive tool was doing more than it needed to, and wasn't working right

So I scrapped it and started over in C, instead of C++ :)
http://img261.imageshack.us/img261/4578/snaps hot003xx9.jpg

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Response to ScreenShot of you programming :) 2007-01-25 21:02:58 Reply

Today I modified some phpbb forums. I am too lazy to take a picture but look at my sit XP