Hi, I just had a look on my Mac with safari and everything looks fine. Thanks for the fix.
Serge Desmedt
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Inline math expressions using latex don't seem to workI'm preparing an article with a lot of math in it. For the math I would like to use latex, but it seems the inline expansion of a math expression always seems to start on a new line. The example in the Latex tester itself on the article writing page already shows the error: if you type:
and an inline block \(\nabla \cdot \boldsymbol{D} = \rho\) with some more text
the math formula starts on a new line and not directly behind the word 'block' UPDATE: The above was occuring on a mac with the Safari browser. I just tried it on a windows with Google Chrome and then it displays correctly. Is this a known issue and how can I solve it? Thanks
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What Is Going On?I'd invite you to Belgium, we have winter any time in the year. Except this week we also have summer temperatures. Bad luck I guess...
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The quality of Apple Software. Again.Same here, only I configured it as a dual boot setup. Are you using visual studio in parallels desktop and if so, are you happy with it? I'm considering using parallels desktop for all my .NET development, but i'm not sure about the experience during development.
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The quality of Apple Software. Again.I did downloaded an update on OSX (no, not the new el capitan): it took about 10 HOURS !!! to download 1.3 gig. It was so slow I first thought something was wrong with my internet connection, so I downloaded a full edition of SQL Server from MSDN: that took me about 15 minutes. So I started looking around the internet what could be wrong and to my surprise most fan-boys said it was normal. Anyway, I wondered: do you use your mac for windows development? And if so, do you use it in a dual boot setup, or with parallels desktop?
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icpvanity for realThanks, i've copied it overthere
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iCPVanity for realSome time ago I wrote an iOS app which makes some data available from Codeproject on an iPhone/iPod You can see the article here: iCPVanity: CP Vanity for iOS 7 I have updated it to have more or less the same functionality as the Xamarin based one, of which I wrote here I am now considering making it available in the app store but am looking for beta-testers So, if you are interested you can apply
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icpvanity for realSome time ago I wrote an iOS app which makes some data available from Codeproject on an iPhone/iPod You can see the article here: iCPVanity: CP Vanity for iOS 7 I have updated it to have more or less the same functionality as the Xamarin based one, of which I wrote here I am now considering making it available in the app store but am looking for beta-testers So, if you are interested you can apply
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Article RSSI thought the "features forum" was a good place to post. anyway, thanks for the tip, I just moved it over there
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Article RSSIt used to be possible to get a categorized RSS feed by using urls like the following: general articles: /webservices/articlerss.aspx?cat=1 android articles: /webservices/articlerss.aspx?cat=22 etc... however, if i use the cat= parameter on the url I receive nothing. has this been disabled, changed, something else... ?
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Article RSSIt used to be possible to get a categorized RSS feed by using urls like the following: general articles: /webservices/articlerss.aspx?cat=1 android articles: /webservices/articlerss.aspx?cat=22 etc... however, if i use the cat=22 parameter on the url I receive nothing. has this been disabled, changed, something else... ?
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Article publication messes it upLooking great, thanks
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Article publication messes it upThat should indeed be "the one and only". Thanks
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Article publication messes it upI've been updating my article WPF Custom Visualization Part 1 of some: Styling but somehow it gets messed up: 1/ I've added a TOC which got removed 2/ I've added target <a> nodes which are now in completely different and wrong places. 3/ I've re-edited my articles to correct these errors but they somehow re-appeared
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Android Development StackI'm using Genymotion as an emulator which works quite well and certainly much faster than the Google supplied emulator. Genymotion is based on virtualbox. As for using a real phone: I installed the correct USB drivers (normally supplied by your phone manufacturer, worked for me with HTC and Samsung) and Eclipse AND Android Studio automagically recognized it.
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XamarinPerformance as in "The application is lightning fast" or as in "The developper is lightning fast" ?
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XamarinThere is a free version but it is very limited in usefulness
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reputation not updatedI posted an article iCPVanity: CP Vanity for iOS 7 but did not receive any reputation points for it :(( As you can see in my article (the emulator screenshots) my reputation was then 6293 and is now 6378, thus a difference less then 100
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Xamarin vs Eclipse/JavaWhich means you also must pay a visual studio license? Or does it work with express editions?
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Serializable or parcelablehttp://www.developerphil.com/parcelable-vs-serializable/[^] So it looks mostly like a matter of optimization and how lazy you want to be :)