Torsten Werner discovered another but in Win32::InstallShield. Apparently ISM file tables can have null keys, so I’ve posted version 0.7 which will handle this correctly. You can grab it from CPAN or here.
Dec 132011
Sep 242011
Recently, I needed to implement a minimal web server in C#. The .NET HTTP classes worked great, but there’s nothing built in to provide MIME types (other than looking in the registry, which I don’t trust to be complete/consistent). So I extracted the data from the Debian /etc/mime.types file for anything with a file extension and created a simple static class to do lookups for them.
Usage examples:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | // do a lookup String mimeType = MimeType.Get(".jpg"); // the dot is optional String mimeType = MimeType.Get("jpg"); // non-existent extensions will return the default application/octet-stream type String mimeType = MimeType.Get(".foo"); // you can also provide an explicit default type String mimeType = MimeType.Get(".foo", "text/plain"); |
You can download MimeType.cs or view it in-line below.
J. Sommer has created a Windows screensaver port of the ASCIIQuarium!
I’ve updated the Android Dislexicon with some additional suffixes for a bit more variety. I’m planning to add more prefixes and suffixes periodically as I have time.
Aug 132011
While working on my Android implementation of the Dislexicon, I realized I would need a SeekBar preference to adjust the text-to-speech speed. I found a couple of SeekBar prefs online, but none of them fit my needs. Specifically, I wanted it to:
- Appear on the main preference screen, instead of a separate window accessed via a button
- Fill the entire width of the screen
- Allow a minimum value other than zero
Here’s what I ended up with, as it appears in Dislexicon:
SeekBar Preference
I’ve created a new Android Dislexicon app. It’s free, and it’s blue! What are you waiting for!
I’ve released a new version of Weatherspect, primarily because the weather data source it uses, Weather::Underground, isn’t working at the moment. The new version includes a fixed version of Weather::Underground. It also has turkeys and pumpkins for thanksgiving, and the ability to control how many things are walking around the screen.
