PODS
mysql> select url from pods limit 1,1000; 543 rows in set (0.01 sec)PODS grows.
Choices..
- getopt()
getopt_long()
getopt_long_only()
or..
Trying to determine the best way to be intelligent about argument parsing, and making sure that the devices passed as arguments are valid, and are only devices, and not files. Have to remove the user from the equation here. Think devfs, usb, serial, IrDA.
I suppose I could use stat() here after parsing the argument, like:
void report(char *, struct stat *); int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { struct stat status_buf; while (--argc) { if (stat(*++argv, &status_buf) < 0) perror(*argv); else report(*argv, &status_buf); } } void report(char *name, struct stat *buffer) { int i; struct passwd *passent; ushort mode = buffer->st_mode; printf("\n %s :\n", name); printf(" Access mode 0%o: ", mode); for (i = 6; i >= 0; i -= 3) printf("%s", accesses[(mode >> i) & 7]); printf("\n"); }
Headaches, dark circles under
my eyes Time to revisit this. Fear
of
KABOOM! EEK! $74.00 or so later, and now it should be ok.
They patched the fuel line with a length of
secured hose and clamps. It's a good thing I wasn't parking
anywhere outside where a quick spark could have sent my
truck into Truck Oblivion, or with me inside it. Buzzword coming,
duck! Plucker
could
definately use a retrofit around it's config files, and the
parsing of ~/.plucker/home.html for those that use it. I'll
have to play around
with this a bit more as I learn how to use it more
effectively. pilot-link
will be getting an infusion of XML as well, very very soon.
No, XML
can't yet make coffee (though it can describe the coffee,
the pot, the bean, the... ah, forget it), but for places
like Palm data, and record formatted content, it "Just Makes
Sense(tm)" Life I really wish Maureen "I
Hate Linux" O'Gara would really begin to get her facts
straight, and stop drudging in the sewers for rumors, just
so she can be first-to-market with them. She reminds me of
someone
else who has recently been put on my list for spreading
unsubstantiated rumors. I truly feel sorry for these
angry,
depressed people with such low self-esteem. enough for now...Not yet
sure what to make of the randomness in my head, one day no
headaches, but stuffy sinuses, next day, clear sinuses,
raging headaches, next
day, clear sinuses, no headaches, but I see flashes of
purple, next day I wake up with a bloody nose or dried blood
in my nose. Weird.
I found
out when I took my truck to have an oil change, that there
was a pretty severe gas leak under the truck. It wasn't
leaking out in a way that would cause a puddle or drip, but
when I was driving, it
would "spray" out, causing a gas smell around the truck, but
the truck itself was dry underneath. Come to find out, the
last time I had brought it in for repair, they forgot to
secure the fuel line,
and it was hanging on top of my driveshaft, and the
driveshaft was slowly grinding through it.
The buzzword
for this week is... XML!. Yes, I've slipped into the
fold and am diving in head-first into learning as much as I
can about XML. I have a little pet project that will be
using this quite
heavily, and the more I read and learn about it, the more I
can see it's usefulness in a lot of the projects I'm working
on. One example using PODS:
<PODS
<SITE TITLE="SCIFI.COM delivered directly to your
handheld device! Includes news, schedules, and other SCI
FI facts and information." DOMAIN="scifi.com"
PROTECTED="no" ROOTPAGE="index.html"
PROTOCOL="http">
</SITE>
<SERVER>
<ADDRESS>208.243.116.240</ADDRESS>
<TYPE>apache</TYPE>
<VERSION>1.3.6</VERSION>
</SERVER>
<URI>
http://www.scifi.com/handheld/
</URI>
</PODS>
Well, for
those that
may have read my
most depressing diary entry ever, I should
comment. Things are getting a bit better here, though life
is still as uncertain and grueling as ever. This week was a
train
wreck, and I fear it's
going to get worse.
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