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Keymaster, BA♮!My friend Jerry mentioned a problem his trumpet teacher has, and inquired as to whether I could write a computer program to solve it. Since it looked like an interesting yet simple task, and I have been wanting to try out Qt4 anyway for cross-platform Linux/Windows/Mac GUI applications development, I told him I'd give it a shot. He had hoped to give it to him as Christmas gift, but I told him that was not very likely… instead, even though his requirements were simple, I expected that together feature creep, the difficulty of learning a completely new widget toolkit, and my rusty C++ would push the delivery date well into the new year. I was wrong. Within the first 48 hours, I have most of the core functionality, as well as a slick installer for Windows. A couple of git command lines…I'm preserving these here so that I don't forget to them some more.
echo "# non-global:"
git config -l | sed -e 's/=/ "/' -e 's/$/"/' \
-e 's/^/git config --replace-all /'
echo "# global:"
git config --global -l | sed -e 's/=/ "/' \
-e 's/$/"/' -e 's/^/git config --global --replace-all /'
And the output looks like this: # non-global: git config --replace-all user.name "Paul Prince" git config --replace-all user.email "paul@littlebluetech.com" # global: git config --global --replace-all user.name "Paul Prince" git config --global --replace-all user.email "paul@littlebluetech.com" Google is Not an Evil OverlordOk, so, I took a couple of Instructional Design Technology classes at WVU this summer. One on social media sites like Facebook, and one about future trends for the net. I may have mistaken IDT for Industrial Design and Technology.. it still turned out well. There were many interesting prompts, and it caused me to more deeply investigate some of my assumptions. |
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