An adventure begins with a farewell
You might have noticed that C major and A natural minor scale sharing the same keys. The difference is only noticeable because the referenced root key is different. This is also known as modes. Major and minor are probably the most popular modes, but there is more to it. Of course C major and C minor are two different modes of the same root key, where C major and A minor are two different modes with different root keys, but Continue reading What is a mode?
I haven’t done recordings for a while due to lack of time, ideas and the possibility to have a proper recording environment. But things are changing.
Happy birthday my friend! Here is a song for you. Fifty is the new twenty, you just have to believe that you never get older, you just get more wrinkles!
When reading apple documents about universal links everything looks just straight-forward. However, I stumbled over some issues that were easy to solve, but difficult to find out.
Here is a small script to to batch rename file extensions.
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for image in *.jpg; do imageBase="`echo $image | awk -F'.' '{ print $1 }'`"; mv $image $imageBase.png; done |
I have searched for a solution how to implement a ViewController that supports only LandscaleLeft and LandscapeRight mode. Most solutions I found on stackoverflow and other forums using a setOrientationMode selector on the device object:
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NSNumber *value = [NSNumber numberWithInt: UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeLeft]; [[UIDevice currentDevice] setValue:value forKey:@"orientation"]; |
this could probably work for you, but it uses a non official selector. You may think of this: it is impossible for the program to actually physically turn around your device, but that is what your code would look like. I finally ended up with Continue reading Initial Landscape orientation issue on iOS solved
In ZDF-Info Mediathek you will find the next 7 days some videos about history of computer games industry (Unfortunately only in German) Steve Jobs – Das Genie von Apple Youtube-Story, Teil 1 Youtube-Story, Teil 2 Die Google-Story 10 Jahre World of Warcraft Die Nintendo-Story ZDF – Videospiele: Revolution einer Generation To download right-click the link and select download
Every object that is derived from NSObject has the ability to be managed by retain counting. When an object is created (alloc) the system will allocate memory for the object and set a retain count to 1. The count can be incremented when a new instance of this object exist (assignment for example) and decrement when an object instance is released. Once the retain count is going to zero the object will be destructed and the memory gets freed. This post is Continue reading Objective-C Memory Management
What is the best affordable digital piano you can get from a pianists perspective? And how real can it get?
If you want to “disconnect” your SVN repository from your current project you could use the export function of svn:
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cd /path/to/your/project svn export |
But this will just export the repository. All uncommitted changes will be lost. The other (in my opinion better) way is just to delete all SVN folders. if you are unsure what this script is really doing you could check via “echo”
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cd /path/to/your/project find . -name .svn | while read; do echo rm -Rf "$REPLY"; done |
Hint: Always make a backup before you use this script
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cd /path/to/your/project find . -name .svn | while read; do rm -Rf "$REPLY"; done |