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I'm building a C++/MFC program in a multilingual environment. I have one main (national) language and three international languages. Every time I add a feature to the program I have to keep the international languages up-to-date with the national one....
Started by djeidot on
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I also checked RC-WinTrans Sisulizer now and it looks good on scanning the RC file, but I get errors when I try to addIf there isn't one, it would be pretty easy....
Lingobit Localizer looks good enough for me, thanks.
Worth it.
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As our automated test infrastructure grows, we have a need to automatically manage the test resources (servers, etc). Not manage updates to the systems but have an automatic (programmatic) way to reserve resources for use in the automated test runs and...
Started by Jeremy Raymond on
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Looks like the answer is there isn't one and I need to roll my own..
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Recently, I have started to have to read a lot of XSL and XSLT at my job. Some of it makes sense and some of it really doesn't.
Here's an exmaple of what does not make sense to me
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/...
Started by Nick Stinemates on
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Once you haveW3Schools has a very good tutorial with examples here:
http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/
The creator questions (like "what does xsl:param....
XSLT specification (along with the XPath specification ) a very good online resource.
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I just got this Chumby thing for Christmas. I was thinking of writing a StackOverflow widget for it. Does anyone know any caveats to programming this, or especially good things for chumby virgins to know? I have not yet begun to do my research. I guess...
Started by Dave Markle on
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There's also a Chumby dev wiki.
The chumby.com developer forum is a great resource.
The Chumby developers website ( http://www.chumby.com the veal.
Looks like the widgets are made with flash .
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Are there any favorite online references or good introductory and intermediate/advanced books on this topic that you'd recommend?
The backstory is that I'm working on a web development project that is "re-skinning" our existing web site to make it more...
Started by Danny Whitt on
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This book is both a great introduction to CSS, and a very good resource that will suit your needs
...and this....
If it looks good, proceed" by Charles Wyke-Smith.
Done is implement some styles, then hit the page in each browser .
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I would like to add a 5-10 day weather forecast to a website. I'm having trouble finding a website that provides an embed code for forecasts. The few I've found look awful (circa 1990's). I was just wondering if there was a halfway clean-looking solution...
Started by mikemick on
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The weather channel has a very good service that google puts in it's home....
Looks like they have RSS feeds, and if you register you may be able to get more.
You have to embed JavaScript for that so I can't show it here .
Is a similar idea.
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In Stroustrup's book The C++ Programming language, He mentions "It is typically important that resources are released in the reverse order of their acquisition" why the order is important?
void acquire() { acquire resource 1; ... acquire resource n; use...
Started by northTiger on
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So when you release....
Sometimes there is a reason; xxx; }
you first allocate the resource for A using new A , and later you need to manipulate A's fp and name .
Not that this example looks like a good design, but you never know.
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Picked up a new RTV1100 on Wednesday. Most of my research for the Kubota was done right here on this forum.This forum and it's peoples experience was invaluable and very helpful in making my decision easier.
Two Guns, Border Collie, BcZoom Peanut, D and...
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My truck is 18 years old and looks quite simple next....
The inside looks like a nice truck.
Looks like you still need Kid, That is a great looking machine.
Welcome Cheerio Kid you will like this forum.
What a sweet ride it is.
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I know there are tools to get text files to resource files for Visual Studio. But I want to get the text from my resource files to a text file so they can be translated. Or is there a better way to do this?
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Read why here:
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What kind of resource file? There exists vast oceans of tools, but without the resource file.
I'll have to agree with splattne, ResxEditor looks like a goodPlease elaborate.
Are talking about Microsoft RESX files.
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The Dojo toolkit looks like it is very useful, but the docs feel very incomplete and buggy. Can anyone suggest a book or other resource to help a javascript novice really learn to use Dojo?
Started by Scott S. on
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There ....
Commenting is available too so leave your to get started .
Problems, the best way to learn it is to look at the test pages (under the tests directory) and see how for dojo.connect() ? Hit the Dojo API Reference and look it all up.
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