It looks to be a Android issue only... but if you go by the same way then Windows and Adobe pdf readers have been a security threat for a long time. Also giving out your personal information to various bank sites has been bad too. Recently bunch of banks Citi, Chase, etc emailed me saying that someone gain access to the computer that had peoples email info. The damage was minimal but it could have been worse. But that does not stop people using their services.

I had the same problem, But not sure what I did, (I had rebooted, checked that the javac is in the path, etc ,etc) but multiple times back and forward and then keeping the window open (with the warning message) fixed it. :confused: Installation on Linux was painless.

Yep right :-O

Now it makes sense.

Depending on the time of the day the power goes off you can adjust your lunch time or other activity time to that 20min.

Jeremy Falcon wrote:

But, realistically every IDE you'll use allows you to configure tab width.

Yes it does. the problem is not all spaces can be replaced with tabs while all tabs can be replaced with spaces. What I mean is, some people write it this way enum something { <sp><sp><sp>Enum1, <tab> enum2 } The above code will look different with different settings of tab. If you only have space then there is never a problem. I know I know you will say, why did enum1 had space in the first place. Some devs do it some intentionally and many times accidentally, instead of going after the dev on why he put sp instead of tab. It is easier to say replace all tabs with space. And consider this horrible pattern enum something { <sp><sp><sp><tab>Enum1, <tab> enum2 } With Tab setting to 4, they will look good, if not they will look bad.

The Man from U.N.C.L.E. wrote:

. Use spaces not tabs (why? tabs are neater)

I prefer spaces, when the code is developed with different editors on different platforms, spaces makes the code neater.

The Man from U.N.C.L.E. wrote:

. Put a space before and open bracket, or place the bracket on a new line

I agree with this. The "source code" should readable and not space saving. Also the stylecoding makes sure that different code writters follows the same coding pattern so that different part of the code does not look different.

yes, it burns very well. That is whey whenever a house burns only thing that remains is the fireplace that looks like someone is showing a middle finger. Yes sound is a problem but a well constructed wood house might not have it but that is rare unless you are ready to spend big dollars. No smell problem, the wood is painted quite well. Flimsy?

Not sure where you live, the part of the California that I live in, most of the houses are build like that. The only thing non-wood is the fireplace.

If printing paper is a problem then you will be scared to look at all the houses that are made from wood.

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I have used http://handbrake.fr/details.php[^] in the past and I liked it.

Yeah, sounds interesting except for the caveat. I need to be make it work for all versions of Windows. :)

Thanks, I will have alook, I should have specified that i was looking for a windows event something WM_blahblah.

Hi, Is there a way to know if a window is completely Obscured i.e the window is "not visible" to the user but it is behind another larger application window. I am trying to do or not do something if the window is completely hidden from the user but not made invisible. Thanks in advance.

people are ready to click on the vote-1 button at a moments notice.

That makes sense, I do the same... but another developer does what I mentioned in my original post. btw, You use QT rite?

I am pretty sure, she followed all the people she can find or maybe used a bot software to follow people. But then, good luck to her.

Chris Maunder wrote:

The alignment or the massive whitespace?

too many whitespaceing. Some alignment is fine.

Not a programming question, keep you guns down. I just hate this kind of formatting. class fooclass { void foo1; virtual void foo2; const int foo3; ....and 20 more apis }; :mad: