Comments for Century Minds http://blog.centuryminds.com Mon, 21 May 2012 01:12:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on Wordreference command update for Ubiquity 0.5 by Julio Loayza http://blog.centuryminds.com/2009/09/wordreference-command-update-for-ubiquity-05/#comment-215 Julio Loayza Fri, 25 Sep 2009 07:25:42 +0000 http://blog.centuryminds.com/?p=110#comment-215 Mola. Gracias :-) Mola.

Gracias :-)

]]> Comment on Wordreference command update for Ubiquity 0.5 by Mikel Alcón http://blog.centuryminds.com/2009/09/wordreference-command-update-for-ubiquity-05/#comment-214 Mikel Alcón Fri, 18 Sep 2009 11:32:56 +0000 http://blog.centuryminds.com/?p=110#comment-214 jeje, no, solo que funciona con la version 0.5 :) jeje, no, solo que funciona con la version 0.5 :)

]]> Comment on Wordreference command update for Ubiquity 0.5 by Pableras http://blog.centuryminds.com/2009/09/wordreference-command-update-for-ubiquity-05/#comment-213 Pableras Fri, 18 Sep 2009 11:24:30 +0000 http://blog.centuryminds.com/?p=110#comment-213 algun new feature? algun new feature?

]]> Comment on Playing with Ubiquity by Mikel Alcón http://blog.centuryminds.com/2008/10/playing-with-ubiquity/#comment-211 Mikel Alcón Wed, 15 Jul 2009 15:57:16 +0000 http://blog.centuryminds.com/?p=106#comment-211 The command is not working with 0.5 version. I will update soon. The command is not working with 0.5 version. I will update soon.

]]> Comment on Playing with Ubiquity by efeefe http://blog.centuryminds.com/2008/10/playing-with-ubiquity/#comment-210 efeefe Fri, 12 Jun 2009 17:18:41 +0000 http://blog.centuryminds.com/?p=106#comment-210 Hi, thank you for command. I used it to make a command to translate into portuguese. Hi, thank you for command. I used it to make a command to translate into portuguese.

]]> Comment on Playing with Ubiquity by What’s the Buzz about Ubiquity? | Mike Haydon http://blog.centuryminds.com/2008/10/playing-with-ubiquity/#comment-208 What’s the Buzz about Ubiquity? | Mike Haydon Wed, 08 Oct 2008 07:23:29 +0000 http://blog.centuryminds.com/?p=106#comment-208 [...] Playing with Ubiquity - I have been playing with Firefox Ubiquity this afternoon, and here is the result: A translation command for Word Reference. If you have Ubiquity installed, you should be able to install directly from this page. Get the source code here. [...] [...] Playing with Ubiquity - I have been playing with Firefox Ubiquity this afternoon, and here is the result: A translation command for Word Reference. If you have Ubiquity installed, you should be able to install directly from this page. Get the source code here. [...]

]]> Comment on ANTLR Tutorial - Dependency injection language by Good ANTLR Resource - Adam Jordens@littlesquare:~/ http://blog.centuryminds.com/2008/09/antlr-tutorial-dependency-injection-language/#comment-207 Good ANTLR Resource - Adam Jordens@littlesquare:~/ Sat, 13 Sep 2008 06:02:18 +0000 http://blog.centuryminds.com/?p=60#comment-207 [...] of others, if you’re looking to get started with ANTLR, here’s a useful introduction blog post. A quick search on dzone would have saved some trial and [...] [...] of others, if you’re looking to get started with ANTLR, here’s a useful introduction blog post. A quick search on dzone would have saved some trial and [...]

]]> Comment on ANTLR Tutorial - Dependency injection language by kanthi swaroop http://blog.centuryminds.com/2008/09/antlr-tutorial-dependency-injection-language/#comment-206 kanthi swaroop Thu, 11 Sep 2008 23:10:13 +0000 http://blog.centuryminds.com/?p=60#comment-206 Now thats interesting. Typical applications of ANTLR would be in parsing domain. My first interaction with ANTLR was for a data generation application. We had this system which consume huge xml streams. The schema types were defined via xsi and testing the code for all conditions was inhumane! Even coming up with data for functional flows was painful. So the solution was to comeup with a template of the xml (using schema) and another template for possible datatypes. Parse the template, create a inmemory tree and walk the tree several times (using custom java code). We picked up a random domain value for substitution for each walk and ended up having a comprehensive data sets. There were certain correlation problems though and it was a different story. I really wish, you wrote the article back then ;) Now thats interesting. Typical applications of ANTLR would be in parsing domain. My first interaction with ANTLR was for a data generation application. We had this system which consume huge xml streams. The schema types were defined via xsi and testing the code for all conditions was inhumane! Even coming up with data for functional flows was painful. So the solution was to comeup with a template of the xml (using schema) and another template for possible datatypes. Parse the template, create a inmemory tree and walk the tree several times (using custom java code). We picked up a random domain value for substitution for each walk and ended up having a comprehensive data sets. There were certain correlation problems though and it was a different story. I really wish, you wrote the article back then ;)

]]> Comment on Java static imports + Fluent interfaces + Builder pattern= DSL by Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen - The Weekly Source Code 14 - Fluent Interface Edition http://blog.centuryminds.com/2007/10/java-static-imports-fluent-interfaces-builder-pattern-dsl/#comment-197 Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen - The Weekly Source Code 14 - Fluent Interface Edition Thu, 31 Jan 2008 06:20:51 +0000 http://blog.centuryminds.com/2007/10/21/java-static-imports-fluent-interfaces-builder-pattern-dsl/#comment-197 [...] Similar things are done in Java with their support for mixins, called Static Imports in Java 5. [...] [...] Similar things are done in Java with their support for mixins, called Static Imports in Java 5. [...]

]]> Comment on Weak and Soft References in Java by Jesse http://blog.centuryminds.com/2007/11/weak-and-soft-references-in-java/#comment-203 Jesse Tue, 13 Nov 2007 19:32:22 +0000 http://blog.centuryminds.com/2007/11/10/weak-and-soft-references-in-java/#comment-203 Nice article. A practical example would be nice. Nice article. A practical example would be nice.

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