Look here: Django vs Web2py[^]

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q = [0,1]
for i in range(1,50):
sum = q[0] + q[1]
print 'Line %d : %d' % (i,sum)
if i > 1:
q = [ q[1], sum ]

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TaskSwitchXP will do this (Right-click the minimize icon), along with a bunch of other useful things. http://www.ntwind.com/taskswitchxp/[^]

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In Explorer listview, right-click on the header to get a list of available columns, Select 'More' at the bottom, You should be able to locate some TSVN columns to use... Dunno if it requires WinXP to work though...

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Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote: Unfortunately it's not possible to sort on status with either TortoiseSVN TSVN actually has column providers for explorer, which makes it possible to have a status column, that is sortable like any other explorer column.

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What about GCC-XML: http://www.gccxml.org/HTML/Index.html[^] It will give you an xml representation of the source code. You can then massage the xml into whatever you want...

MBH

X| X| X| Michael Hansen wrote: _Trac: http://flyspray.rocks.cc/\[^\]_ Make that: Trav: http://projects.edgewall.com/trac[^]

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Here's the most promising open source candidates I'm looking at currently: FlySpray: http://flyspray.rocks.cc/[^] Trac: http://flyspray.rocks.cc/[^]

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Now you got me started... ;-) Thinkin about it, I would estimate that the >major project< mentioned would have been finished in half the time, and be less buggy, had it been implemented using traditional methods.

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We have used Rhapsody on a major project... Believe me Rhapsody sucks in more ways than I ever thought possible... In fact the dev-team have nicknamed it "Crapsody", which is more appropriate...

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Oops! Found it: Q304989 Thanks for the help! MBH

Does this mean that there is no way that VC6 will find .pdb files for for example kernel32.dll, EXCEPT if the kernel32.PDB is placed in the same directory as kernel32.dll? Do you have some info about the KB article? I tried searching for variations over the following words: VC6 VC PDB DBG _NT_SYMBOL_PATH... MBH

I'm trying to get VC6 to use the Windows Debug Symbols, but VC6 does not load them from the installed location (c:\windows\Symbols\...). I have setup the _NT_SYMBOL_PATH to point to the proper dir. I have tried putting some directories in the PATH: c:\windows;c:\windows\Symbols;c:\windows\Symbols\Dll. Neither is successfull with VC6 (But WndDbg is loading symbols alright). OTOH when I copy the .PDB to the same directory as the DLL they match VC6 happily loads them symbols. What's going on? Is there some setting in the VC6 environment that I should have made? If it matters then I am on WinXP, with VC6 SP5 applied. MBHansen

Hi Chris, First of all let me tell you what a great site you have created! Nice looks, good code, GREAT WORK! A worthy successor to the departed CodeGuru site. Suggestion: Put the article contents (html,gifs, the works) into the ZIP files. This would make it somewhat easier to "store" a project for later inspection. Michael.