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Hum... that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Everything is relative, and in comparaison to what X does, it is certainly not bloated! I mean, you can run apps on a network (encrypted even), ...

Command-line commandos do not use multiple ttys: they use screen!

Pascal, but since I didn't understand what I was doing, I'd say my first real programming language was Ruby.

GUI's evolved from the command-line to make it easier for most people to approach programming. But the GUI is a bad (IMO) evolution of the command-line: it made the interactive stuff easier, more...

Try this:



test = "ABCDEF"
test.each_byte { |b| puts b }

This place has become unrecognizable... First because of all the members I don't know (and none of the veterans have posted here), but also because mentality seems to have changed vastly.

Back...

If you put a pic on the web, it's 100% sure someone will be able to copy it. Be it by right-clicking, getting the link in wget, taking a screenshot, etc.

Python

You still got to manually declare your variables with D. If it wanted to move another step ahead of C/C++, it should've included type inference:



# let isEven n =
n mod 2 = 0
;;
val...

I think pyGTK would be a good idea.

I made Ruby scripts quite similar to that once.
http://darkhost.mine.nu:81/~vince/ruby/

Check it out

http://dev.rubycentral.com/ref/ref_c_dir.html#entries

This will show you how to list all the files in a directory.


http://dev.rubycentral.com/ref/ref_c_array.html

This will show you how...

Of course not.

It is true that Python offers a far vaster ammount of documentation, modules and has a bigger user community. But Ruby is more popular than Python in Japan, and Japanese programmers are writing...

Ruby is Perl with Python's readbility.

Whoa! I didn't see that coming. That's really hard man, you were probably one of the most gifted programmer on LNO (in my opinion at least).

I wish you good luck for you future projects (med...

Yeah, gmp.

Also, I would like to thank/congratulate Jeremy for contributing to the proof-reading of the english version of the O'Reilly book of Objective Caml.
http://caml.inria.fr/oreilly-book/

let range ?(l_lim=0) (u_lim) ?(step=1) =
let rec loop n l =
if n = (pred l_lim) then l
else loop (n - step) (n::l)
in

loop (u_lim - 1) []


let print_int_list l =

:cool: errr.... :cool:

:D

What's the best/cleanest way to cut a long if statement?

a)


my_function (parameters)
if long long long long long
long long then
blah

It doesn't work even with the backslash? Which version of vi is that? Elvis? Vim?

:%s/\~R/'/g

I had made a script like that a while back, search the boards.

Isn't he a Perl guy? :eek: