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Date: Tuesday, 26 April 1988 13:11 mst From: dji at SBCS.SUNYSB.EDU (the dirty vicar) Subject: Prisoner #013 To: lippard at BCO-MULTICS The Prisoner #013 03/26/1986 Moderator: Dave Iannucci (iannucci@sjuvax.UUCP) ====== From: burdvax!psuvax1!akgua!pegasus!lzla!tek From: Richard Kane <princeton!seismo!BBNCC5.ARPA!rkane> I personally feel ripped-off, and really no longer have as high an opinion of the show as I once did. Perhaps if they had ended the series with episode 16, there would have still been questions from viewers, but at least we would have been spared the farce of episode 17. I ...

#013/31-July-98 POOR RICHARD'S WEB SITE NEWS Geek-Free, Commonsense Advice on Building a Low-Cost Web Site Editor: Peter Kent Top Floor Publishing http://PoorRichard.com/ IN THIS ISSUE Beginner's Column: Announce Your Site Here To Advertise, or Not to Advertise, That is the Question: II Submission Programs: II Save Money on Computer Hardware/Software Purchases Netscape Changes the Domain Name Rules: II Advertise Affiliate Programs in Your Newsletter Three Real-Life "Adver ...

... s serve to illustrate some of the basics of AWT use. We'll be looking at some of these areas in more detail in future issues. CORRECTION In issue #013 there was this bit of code, dealing with image filtering: int a = rgb & 0xff000000; int r = ((rgb & 0xff0000) + 0xff0000) / 2; int g = ((rgb & 0xff00) + 0xff00) / 2; int b = ((rgb & 0xff) + 0xff) / 2; This should be: int a = rgb & 0xff000000; int r = (((rgb & 0xff0000) + 0xff0000) / 2) & 0xff0000; int g = (((rgb & 0xff00) + 0xff00) / 2) & 0xff00; int b = (((rgb & 0xff) + 0xff) / 2) & 0xff; Without this change, a low bit can "le ...

Issue #013 January, 1997 Contents JDK 1.1 Reflection 1.1 Performance Indexing Program Comparing C/C++ and Java Part 13 - Arrays Conditional Compilation Introduction to Applet Programming Part 9 - Image Loading and Filtering JDK 1.1 A major upgrade to Java has been released by Sun in beta form, Java Development Kit 1.1. It's available via FTP from Sun at: http://java.sun.com/products/JDK/1.1 We will be using JDK 1.1 in subsequent newsletter discussions and examples. There are ma ...

Issue #013 July, 1996 Contents New Language Feature - Explicit Introduction to Templates Part 5 - Forcing Instantiation Using C++ as a Better C Part 13 - Character Types and Arrays A Long Example of a Complete Class NEW LANGUAGE FEATURE - EXPLICIT In C++ it is possible to declare constructors for a class, taking a single parameter, and use those constructors for doing type conversion. For example: class A { public: A(int); }; void f(A) {} void g() { A a1 = 37; A a2 = A(47); A a3(57); a1 = 67; f(77); } A d ...

#013 - [ Nightmare in Amsterdam ] [ xod ] Jimmy had a long term girlfriend. He loved her very much but he was also a bit of a player. When his workmates were talking about a weekend away in Amsterdam he could do nothing but jump on board, he couldn't miss out on this opportunity. He had heard from other friends how great the prostitutes, the women of the night, the hoes, whatever you wish to call them were in Amsterdam. He couldn't wait to get onto the plane and play infidel by night. His fr ...

... int. A sticky breakpoint remains until you clear it. 4. To view information about breakpoints that are currently set, use the BL command: :BL 00) BPX #0137:00402442 Note: The address you see might be different. From the output of the BL command, one breakpoint is set on code address 0x402442. This address equates to source line 74 in the current file INIT.C. 5. You can use the SoftICE expression evaluator to translate a line number into an address. To find the address for line 74, use the ? command: :? .74 void * = 0x00402442 6. The RegisterAppClass function has a relatively straightforward implementation, so it is unnecessary to trace every sing ...