Hello,
Does anybody know of a way to tell Slideshow to run fullscreen on a
secondary monitor?
I couldn't find help in the Help Desk nor slideshow --help.
For now I could workaround by setting the projector as the main monitor and
then dragging the comments window to my netbook's monitor.
(Using W
2011/7/16 José Lopes :
> When you are typing on the last line of a file the window keeps scrolling
> up and down as you insert or erase text. If there was some blank space
> after the last line the scrolling would not occur.
smooth-scrolling.el
> The second feature is the ability to expand/collap
ok, never mind.
I did not use it for a planet package, as it was specifically mentioned as
unstable,
but it was handy for my local "planet" packages.
Thanks.
Laurent
On Sun, Jul 17, 2011 at 19:15, Carl Eastlund wrote:
> It has been removed. It was in an odd position as a planet utility in
> the
It has been removed. It was in an odd position as a planet utility in
the unstable collection; planet developers were not supposed to rely
on it, so we did not look in planet packages to see if anyone used it
there (probably our mistake), and nothing in the collections was using
it. It would not
Hi,
`define-planet-package' from require/unstable was quite handy.
Has it been replaced by something else or has it been removed for good?
Laurent
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Hi Thomas,
thanks again for your "lecture in c thinking", this is very helpful for someone
who made her way into programming, and IT in general, starting with Java 5 and
Racket (pardon me, it used to be called scheme then :-; ) :-)
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>
> Correct, the caller has to provide a storage location
Hi Jon,
thanks a lot for your "find-out-yourself" code - not only will I remember this
method for application to future problems, but also did it really solve my
problem!
In fact the result was _int64 for the seconds and _int32 for the microseconds,
which left me wondering why my code didn't w
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