CodePrairie .NET

Macros in VIM are extremely useful for making lots of changes. One thing that has always bothered me though is that I couldn't run the macro over a movement or line range and had to run it manually for each line. The secret sauce is the :norm command. Say you have recorded a macro in the q register. To apply it to lines 3 - 6 ...

Adam expressed his frustration with creating tortoise compatible patches using git. He mentions a script that will do the job, which I have not yet tried. However if you are using git on windows you most likely have cygwin installed which you can use to install the patch.exe program. But first you need a patch file. This is pretty simple In my ...

One thing I love about *nix is the which command which will tell me where a certain file is located if it is in my path. Say I have patch.exe in my path somewhere, but I don't know where, here's a quick powershell script to find out:  foreach($p in $env:path.split(";")) { gci $p/patch.*}

I've just got done updating one of my projects from castle trunk 4044 to trunk 4710 and given the amount of changes thought I would share. First things first, fix up those compiler errors. I had quite a few, but they were easy and pretty much the same few things: Rename IRailsEngineContext to IEngineContext Change Filter methods to accept ...

I generally run all my projects that use castle off the trunk. However it has been several months since I've taken any updates, mostly due to lack of time on my part. As I'm upgrading there are many many changes which require me to update my code. Most due to the introduction of IController and changes from ...

Last night I changed my display settings on my laptop for our user group meeting. However, the settings I had chosen started causing me problems the next time I rebooted. For the record I'm running Linux Mint Daryna 021 Beta During the boot the system would stop at "running scripts in /etc/rc.local" From there if I hit enter I ...