I think I have found a solution to the serious regression with regards to Dvorak keyboard shortcuts in Carbon based applications that Apple introduced with the OS X 10.5.6 update. This weekend I might follow up with a more thorough write up. For now just the solution will ...
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Almost two weeks after the release of the OS X 10.5.6 update Apple still hasn’t provided a fix for the serious regression with regards to Dvorak keyboard shortcuts in Carbon based applications. Worse they haven’t even indicated that they’re working on it or provided a ...
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Tried to find a workaround for the nasty Dvorak keyboard mapping bug introduced by Apple with their 10.5.6 update of OS X. I had the idea that if I could create a keyboard mapping for Dvorak myself, this might ‘trick’ OS X accepting the proper keyboard shortcuts for ...
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This evening I installed the PyDev plugin for Eclipse to write a little Python code. Seemed to go well until I noticed that some of my keyboard shortcuts didn’t work anymore in Eclipse. Most notably copy and paste (CMD-C and CMD-V). As this was working before I figured the ...
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This year I attended Devoxx; the largest Java conference in Europe. I had high expectations as I previously had heard many good things about JavaPolis (Devoxx’ former name). However after three days of attending presentations I returned home with mixed feelings. First the good.
A conference of this ...
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There’s a lot of incorrect information on the web and even in published books on how to implement Java’s equals method. Ivan Memruk in his blog post The equals/instanceof pitfall describes this issue nicely. There is however a small error in his post; what he calls the ...
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