I have some tabs I working with in Silverlight because of issues I'm having with JQuery UI in Internet Explorer. I want to style the tabs in sliverlight to look like the ones from JQuery UI but can only seem to get the to take some washed out colors. Dose anyone know of any links that describe how to do this? Is there a way to set an im...
If I create a full screen window where m_winw and m_winh is the full screen size, it seems to create a window for me where the outside dimension is the full screen and the inside is smaller based on the "decoration" (window border) size. Is there a way to query the window to get it's inside width and height? m_win=XCreateWindow(m_displa...
Hi, Where can I see the code for the calculator? I mean the one with fancy background? By the way, it looks very nice!! In general, I could not find enough material for custom-made decoration, by searching the documents. Please let me know where I can learn deeper about rendering and widget decoration. Thanks in advance :) ...
Working with deeply nested python dicts, I would like to be able to assign values in such a data structure like this: mydict[key][subkey][subkey2]="value" without having to check that mydict[key] etc. are actually set to be a dict, e.g. using if not key in mydict: mydict[key]={} The creation of subdictionaries should happen on ...
We are looking for a way to decorate one or two of our white walls of our new office. For the top floor where PHP developers are working we thought a piece of good looking and interesting PHP code would be fun. Anyone willing to help us out? The available walls: Wall nr 1: http://flic.kr/p/8sKDja Wall nr 2: http://flic.kr/p/8sNGFq ...
And by that I mean any piece of code, or an idea presented in pseudo code, something which is very important and is almost art now. I intend to put up a few paintings and work on paper around my office which depict engineering, rather celebrate engineering. I want them to be not so ordinary like e=mc2 or anything too common or geeky, lik...
Hi! I'm trying to get undecorated symbols using "dbgHelp". I'm getting the symbol's name with "SymGetSymFromAddr64" but instead of getting something like: "Foo(int f)" I'm getting just "Foo" as the symbol's name. I'm calling it with: SymGetSymFromAddr64(processHandle, address, &displacement, pSymbol); and I initialize it with the opti...