Generating combinatorial objects

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Combinatorial Game Suite

Combinatorial Game Suite 12/16/2003 06:34 PM
CGSuite 0.4 alpha Released

Combinatorial Chemistry - The
Information Portal

Combinatorial Chemistry - The
Information Portal 05/17/2004 05:59 AM
Combinatorial Chemistry - The Information Portal
http://www.combichem.net/

Combichem.net provides comprehensive information on combinatorial chemistry including news, new products, upcoming symposia, published papers, journals, books, jobs, forums and suppliers.

Generating XUL with PHP

Generating XUL with PHP 02/17/2004 07:45 PM
Feb 16, 2004 ... ve understood it correctly, uses WDDX (a widely XML format for serializing data) to define the "widgets" which appear in an XUL form, as well as the JavaScript ...

Generating a Web Notification Box

Generating a Web Notification Box 04/13/2004 05:00 PM

Generating SOAP

Generating SOAP 06/12/2002 08:25 PM
In Rich Salz's second XML Endpoints column, he uses Python to demonstrate generating SOAP code for talking to Google's web service.

Generating DOM Magic

Generating DOM Magic 01/08/2003 08:11 PM
In the first Python and XML column of the new year, Uche Ogbuji describes how to use Python generators in DOM processing.

Dynamically Generating CSS

Dynamically Generating CSS 08/27/2004 01:33 PM

CSS Colors: Take Control Using PHP: Good article on how to use PHP (or any scripting language, really) to generate your CSS.

While many web sites use powerful programming environments to create HTML, these same tools are usually ignored when it comes to creating Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). This article describes how to take control of your colors in CSS using PHP.

Since CSS doesn't support variables, it gets to be a pain to change colors after a while, since you have to change the same color in so many places. This is a good solution, just make sure you use the "header" function to declare a MIME type, or you'll anger the validation Gods.

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Generating XML and HTML using XQuery

Generating XML and HTML using XQuery 12/23/2002 06:02 PM
Often perceived mainly as a query language, XQuery can actually be used to generate XML and HTML. Per Bothner provides a worked example, and compares XQuery with XSLT.

Password Generating Bookmarklet

Password Generating Bookmarklet 09/07/2004 10:24 AM

Password generator bookmarklet: This is pretty brilliant. Boo kmarklets are the neatest things.

I wrote a bookmarklet to make up passwords for me. It asks for my master password, which is all I have to remember, and uses it to make a unique password for each site. It even types the password into any password fields on the current page for me, whether I'm registering for a new account or logging in on a subsequent visit. [...]

How does it work? It gets the hostname from the page's URL and mixes it together with your personal master password using a little cryptographic magic we call MD5. It will always get the same result if given that hostname and master password, but will never get that result if either changes. (Well, once in a few billion times it might.)

Just don't lose sleep at night worrying about MD5 cracks.

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An Introduction to generating sequences
with SQL

An Introduction to generating sequences
with SQL 11/24/2002 11:43 PM
Did mama say that "while" and "for" loops were the only ways to generate patterned sequences? Well, mama was wrong! The plain old SQL SELECT statement will do just fine.

Generating One-Time URLs with PHP

Generating One-Time URLs with PHP 12/05/2002 08:50 PM
Not everything on the Internet is designed for archival. Some data is time- or recipient-sensitive and should be protected. Daniel Solin demonstrates how to generate URL access keys for sensitive data with PHP.

Generating API docs with phpDocumentor

Generating API docs with phpDocumentor 09/07/2004 02:19 PM
CNET Sep 7 2004 5:59PM GMT

Generating Spreadsheets with PHP and
PEAR

Generating Spreadsheets with PHP and
PEAR 04/15/2004 09:08 PM
WebmasterBase Apr 16 2004 1:49AM GMT

Generating Status MIF Files with ISU

Generating Status MIF Files with ISU 05/15/2004 04:11 AM

WWIT: Generating executables

WWIT: Generating executables 06/17/2005 03:43 PM
One of the things parrot is supposed to be able to do, and currently does (albeit with on and off breakage) is generate standalone executables for parrot programs. That is, you feed in source or bytecode and you get back something that you can run the linker against to give you a standalone executable, something you can run without having parrot installed anywhere. Interestingly, this is a somewhat controversial decision. I'll get to that in a minute. The upsides to doing this are several: Distribution is easier No versioning problems Execution's faster Fewer resources used in multiuser situations And...

Dynamically Typed: Generating PHP with
PHP

Dynamically Typed: Generating PHP with
PHP 06/25/2004 08:38 AM
Dynamically Typed has a new brief entry that might provide an alternative to using the sinister eval function in your scripts - creating a dynamic chunk of code and including it for use later.

Generating Test Data - II

Generating Test Data - II 07/30/2004 08:31 AM
Express Computer India Jul 30 2004 12:35PM GMT

Generating Perl graphs with GD::Graph

Generating Perl graphs with GD::Graph 04/13/2004 11:22 AM
Perl's GD::Graph module is a tool that allows a software developer to quickly and easily generate graphical representations of data. Originally written by Martien Verbruggen in 1995, the package has matured into a very flexible and popular tool. It is ideally suited to any situation where a dynamic data set, from a database or elsewhere, needs to be fetched and represented on the fly. It is widely used in corporate intranets, where many a webmaster has used it to generate graphs that show data in exactly the format management likes.

Generating reports of SetupCapture
results

Generating reports of SetupCapture
results 07/11/2004 08:38 PM

Generating Spreadsheets with PHP and
PEAR::Spreadsheet_Excel_Writer

Generating Spreadsheets with PHP and
PEAR::Spreadsheet_Excel_Writer 04/14/2004 03:46 AM
WebmasterBase Apr 14 2004 7:23AM GMT

dtddoc Step 4: Generating HTML

dtddoc Step 4: Generating HTML 11/12/2002 10:39 AM
Ready for some code? With the final addition of HTML output routines, our DTD documentation tool is both open for business and available in multiple languages (Perl, PHP, and Java). By Michael Classen. 1112

PDF Generating Software -- pdfMachine
White

PDF Generating Software -- pdfMachine
White 07/08/2004 08:47 PM
Broadgun software has announced pdfMachine White, described this way: "Our PDF writer "pdfMachine" converts a print stream from an application directly into a PDF. Once you have installed the pdf...

dtddoc step 4: Generating HTML
(WebReference.com)

dtddoc step 4: Generating HTML
(WebReference.com) 11/18/2002 09:56 AM

Alan Knowles' Blog: Generating Excel,
Again.

Alan Knowles' Blog: Generating Excel,
Again. 03/28/2005 11:03 AM
Alan Knowleshas a new posting over on his blog today about one of his "pet" projects - Generating excel, again..

Generating Your Own Security
Certificates For Use With Apache/HTTPS

Generating Your Own Security
Certificates For Use With Apache/HTTPS 01/27/2004 10:56 PM
If you've ever wanted to provide a secure means of transmission over HTTPS, but didn't want to pay the price, this is the tutorial for you! Join Timothy as he explains how to set up a HTTPS server on the cheap.

Senior perl/C developer: production
system generating code for embedded
devices

Senior perl/C developer: production
system generating code for embedded
devices 02/10/2004 02:50 AM
Eatoni Ergonomics - 10010, New York, New York (2004-02-02)

Much ado about objects

Much ado about objects 08/17/2002 10:18 PM
CNET Aug 17 2002 10:08PM ET

Objects, objects, objects

Objects, objects, objects 03/13/2003 10:14 AM
I'm in the middle of trying to nail down the semantics of the object systems I want to support in...

More and more on objects

More and more on objects 03/06/2004 02:09 AM
With the first release to support objects out, the question is now "What the heck can you do with the things?" (And no, I don't know why people ask me these sorts of things, since I don't really like objects. Go figure) That's a good question. Mostly a better question than "What will I ultimately be able to do with the things" since who knows, maybe I'll give up half-way through and say good enough. It's been known to happen before. (With objects in general, not with me and objects specifically, but that's a separate issue for another day. Tomorrow,...

InfoValue Announces Interactive
Convention© for Convention Centers,
Conference Organizers and Hotels -
Generating New Revenues from Providing
Superior Convention Experiences

InfoValue Announces Interactive
Convention© for Convention Centers,
Conference Organizers and Hotels -
Generating New Revenues from Providing
Superior Convention Experiences 06/18/2004 03:09 AM
InfoValue Computing, Inc. ("InfoValue"), experts in broadband video streaming, today announced Interactive Convention©, the state-of-the-art video streaming solution to disseminate meeting presentations to allow interactive viewing by attendees throughout the convention center, such as in common viewing areas, kiosks, or even hotel guest rooms. Using either a PC or a TV with a set-top box, an attendee can easily choose to follow a live presentation or play back a previous presentation. [PRWEB Jun 18, 2004]

Objects vs services

Objects vs services 02/01/2005 09:23 PM
The classic view of the difference between objects, components and services is laid out with admirable clarity in an ...

Keynote Objects 2.0

Keynote Objects 2.0 01/27/2004 03:59 PM
Package of animations for Apple’s Keynote.

SMS 1.2 Objects That Are Not Migrated To
SMS 2.0

SMS 1.2 Objects That Are Not Migrated To
SMS 2.0 12/31/2003 10:53 AM

Mock Objects for C++

Mock Objects for C++ 12/11/2003 05:04 PM
mockpp 1.1.13 available

Management by objects

Management by objects 12/24/2004 12:58 PM

Last month I wrote about MSH ("Monad"), Microsoft's new command shell, and demonst rated the software on my blog. The column-plus-demo drew favorable reactions not only from the Windows crowd, but also from Unix/Linux folk who saw the MSH object pipeline as a genuine innovation. They're right.

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As Windows steadily evolves into a family of products that integrates by means of managed objects, all sorts of benefits accrue. Interfaces are easier to discover. Composite applications come together more quickly and, thanks to modern exception handling, behave more reliably. The chasm that separates command-line oriented applications from graphical applications becomes easier to cross.

All this adds up to an imminent challenge to Unix/Linux. In that ecosystem, Java is the logical counterpart to .Net in the Windows world. Despite its huge head start, though, Java has done surprisingly little to rationalize basic system management and integration in the Unix/Linux realm. It's understandable, if regrettable, that Linux and Java have never intertwined as intimately as they might have done. For all its potential value, the union would have had to overcome deep divisions. On the technical front, Java's object-oriented purity can seem to float above the gritty realities of the C and C++ trenches. And on the cultural front, Sun's ownership of Java conflicts with Linux's open source purity.

Why, though, hasn't Sun done more to bring these worlds together? With its strategic stake in Java on the one hand and both Solaris and Linux on the other, you'd think it would make sense to combine these technologies in more than just a rhetorical way.

The wild card here, by the way, is Novell. With Suse and Ximian under one roof, it's at least conceivable that Microsoft's Windows strategy could play out on Linux in terms of Mono, the open source implementation of .Net. That's an incredible long shot, of course, but the synergies are worth pondering. [Full story at InfoWorld.com]

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Mock Objects for C++ 1.1.3

Mock Objects for C++ 1.1.3 12/11/2003 06:11 PM
A test framework for developing mock objects.

Spread objects

Spread objects 08/20/2004 06:12 AM
Spread Objects beta 2

That's what Laszlo objects are all
about!

That's what Laszlo objects are all
about! 07/01/2004 07:02 PM

Alf asked:

Apparently, Apple's new Dashboard thingummies are HTML/CSS/Javascript pages (ie WebKit) in little floaty windows, perfect for tiny Flash/SVG apps and web-updated displays.

But how do you control iTunes from one of those -- open up internal application controls to the internet?

And Mar c Canter replied:

Without being able to "API Into" a system, these little HTML pages are nothing more than just - well HTML pages.

But just imagine if we had open APIs to inter-connect modules together!

We spend most of our web time in the browser, and yet the browser is not an object on the web. Is it possible to change that, or will there always be a line that the web can't cross? How is an application that handles web objects different from a web object? Why can't my web app generate M3U files to control your client app to render M3U files?

This is the tragedy of Flash: Flash objects are on the web, but not the Flash player, so Flash has never become a building block.

Marc enthusiastically agress!

Exactly - and that's where the Laszlo objects come in. It's an XML language specifically designed to inter-connect to modular back-end processes. Laszlo is the missing link for front-end modularity.

We're using it on 1UP.com.

Bootleg Objects

Bootleg Objects 08/10/2004 12:23 PM
Bootleg Objects, the site of two artists in Germany, have done some really amazing work retrofitting popular technology to serve a new and/or unintended purpose -- just because they can. It's quite beautiful design -- who knows of other examples?
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