http://blog.narent.com Least Generic to Most Specific Mon, 10 Aug 2009 06:17:23 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Ever needed to look at the source of a web page after it has been modified via JS/AJAX? In most browsers, viewing source on the page will show you the HTML as it was downloaded from the server before any changes were made "scriptually" . To view the source of ... http://blog.narent.com/?p=36 I've had a Wii for a while now have amassed quite a few games. My favourite title by fae would have to be Mario Galaxy. But lately I have been finding myself craving games that aren't so "cutesy". So, I decided to get myself an XBOX 360... and I am ... http://blog.narent.com/?p=34 Simply copy the ttf file to the .fonts directory in your home directory. If there is no .fonts directory, create one. cd ~ mkdir .fonts cp mynewfont.ttf ~/.fonts http://blog.narent.com/?p=27 I've been working in something requiring an NTimer to fire every second. The documentation says that an NSTimer needs to be attached to a NSRunLoop to fire. So I started off with the following: NSTimer* timer = [NSTimer timerWithTimeInterval:1.0 target:self selector:@selector(timerTick:) userInfo:nil repeats:YES]; [[NSRunLoop currentRunLoop] addTimer:timer forMode:NSEventTrackingRunLoopMode]; So, what I am doing here ... http://blog.narent.com/?p=21 Overthrow of the ruling party by a part of the ruling establishment. A recent event illustrating this is the overthrow of the democratically elected government of Pakistan by the military in 1999. http://blog.narent.com/?p=10 Looking into creating my own ASP.Net Control Extenders (like in the Ajax Control Toolkit), I found myself having to brush up on my Javascript. So here is a quick revision of what I (and maybe you too) need to remember. Function declaration: function SayHelloTo(nameStr) { document.write('Hello ' + nameStr); } Function with return statement: function add(x, ... http://blog.narent.com/?p=9 Following is some code I had to write the other day to fade a Windows Forms Form in and out of view. I have implemented the methods FadeIn and FadeOut as extension methods on the System.Windows.Forms.Form class. To use this, simply import the namespace that you copy the class FormExtensions ... http://blog.narent.com/?p=8