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Comment on Koninginnedag by Koninginnedag 2007 | The Rock Family

Koninginnedag 2007 | The Rock Family — Mon, 13 May 2013 18:02:27 +0000

[...] Een bomvol Utrecht. Veel muziek. Veel lawaai. Heerlijk eten. Fantastisch fietsen. En Martijn maakt mooie foto’s van Koninginnedag 2007. Dit bericht werd geplaatst in gebeurtenis door Martien . Bookmark de permalink [...]

Comment on Myst III On Leopard Intel by Brett

Brett — Wed, 09 Jan 2013 09:35:51 +0000

OK, I maybe sorted it out… when I first copied/pasted the command into Terminal it reported that there was no such directory. Looking on the CD showed no M3Data folder. After some further digging around I used a utility to make invisible items to be visible and there it was. I ended up using the following command to copy the folder over:
cp -Rv /Volumes/EXILE\ Disc\ 1/M3Data /Volumes/Myst3Exile/

I’ve now got it running (it seems) – now I’m off to sort out the turning off of my processor to stop the glitchy sound.

Thnx HEAPS!

Comment on Myst III On Leopard Intel by Brett

Brett — Wed, 09 Jan 2013 08:39:34 +0000

I was very excited to see a NON-OS9 install option available as this was going to prove to be quite time consuming for me – many thanks for taking the time to post this up for everybody, Martijn!

However, I’m not having much luck from early on in the instructions. The first set of steps for Disc 1 has a folder M3Data copied to the sparseimage but my CD doesn’t have this folder – only a Data folder (and Myst3 Installer; QuickTime Install Cache; QuickTime Installer and readme.txt files).

What now???

Comment on Introducing JsonGrammar by g

Mon, 11 Jun 2012 02:23:36 +0000

Hi, Quoridor doesn’t work on Lion.

Thx

Comment on Myst III On Leopard Intel by Max Wiberg

Max Wiberg — Sun, 02 Oct 2011 13:50:03 +0000

Thanks for the instructions.

However the Myst III Exile will NOT start up on my Intel Mac Quadcore Nehalem
The downloaded Myst Application and carbon libray claim they are A PowerPC application.
=============================================================
Can not open the program “Myst3 OS X US”
since PowerPc-programs are no longer supported:
=============================================================

Cheers: Max!

Comment on Colors in GHCi by Joel

Joel — Sat, 10 Sep 2011 21:37:08 +0000

Why not go all out and style the output as well? Here’s what I came up:

#!/bin/sh

# Colors
red=`echo “33[91m"`
green=`echo "33[92m"`
yellow=`echo "33[93m"`
blue=`echo "33[94m"`
purple=`echo "33[95m"`
cyan=`echo "33[96m"`

# Bold colors
bold=`echo "33[1m"`
bold_red=`echo "33[1;91m"`
bold_green=`echo "33[1;92m"`
bold_yellow=`echo "33[1;93m"`
bold_blue=`echo "33[1;94m"`
bold_purple=`echo "33[1;95m"`
bold_cyan=`echo "33[1;96m"`

# Color reset
reset=`echo "33[0m"`

# Patterns
double_colon="s/::/$red&$reset/;"
rocket="s/=>/$red&$reset/;"
left_arrow="s//$red&$reset/;"
strings="s/"[^"]*”/$yellow&$reset/g;”
chars=”s/’[a-zA-Z]*’/$purple&$reset/g;”

exec “`which ghc`” –interactive ${1+”$@”} |
sed “$double_colon
$rocket
$right_arrow
$left_arrow
$strings
$chars”

You could really take this pretty far and style all sorts of things. Numbers however can get a bit dicey since the color codes contain numbers.

Though this feels a bit hackish, it works well enough for me.

Comment on Replication schemes by Martijn

Martijn — Mon, 23 May 2011 11:35:13 +0000

Thank you Twan, that does seem to work.

Comment on Replication schemes by Martijn

Martijn — Mon, 23 May 2011 11:34:55 +0000

Thanks, Dean! Fixed it.

Comment on Introducing JsonGrammar by Martijn

Martijn — Fri, 13 May 2011 10:37:12 +0000

Yes, this might be a problem. In this sense ‘inverse’ is a poor name. I wonder how hard Sjoerd’s suggestion would be to implement.

For JSON grammars it might actually be a feature: you can map two different JSON constructs to the same Haskell value, and on the way back consistenly map the Haskell value to the preferred of the two JSON constructs.

Btw, I fixed the missing <>s in your comment.

Comment on Introducing JsonGrammar by Sjoerd Visscher

Sjoerd Visscher — Fri, 13 May 2011 10:18:45 +0000

There’s a kind of underlying assumption that <> is used on disjoint pattern matches. It would be nice to have a way to check that this is always the case, and also that there are no cases missing when pattern matching.