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XML Boiler project reached an important milestone
XML Boiler project reached an important milestone: To make the first release it remains to debug it. (Also need to create particular XML processing scripts to make it useful.) XML Boiler is the implementation of my Automatic transformation of XML namespaces … Continue reading
Posted in Linux/Unix, Programming, XML
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Dear Martin, This is a letter to Martin Fowler, which I also publish in my blog. I am rather wondered why you don’t do any mention in your article https://www.martinfowler.com/articles/injection.html about the following problem: Real classes which use dependency injection … Continue reading
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Finished translation of namespace transformer to Python
I originally started to write my XML Boiler software in Ada. Ada compiler has too many bugs. I switched to Java. I discovered for myself that Java byte arrays are limited to about 4GB of bytes, this makes problematic processing … Continue reading
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Library to spawn a process with given input and receive its output
I have created a C library to span a process with given input and receive its output. One cannot just write to stdin of a process and then read its stdout through pipes, because this way it may lead to a … Continue reading
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Tagged command, deadlock, Linux command, OS command, pipe, pipes, stdin, stdout, Unix command
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A new problem appeared writing automatic XML transformations
This is about Automatic transformation of XML namespaces. Previously I divided all transformations into two groups: with a given source and target namespace (as converting DocBook into HTML); with only source given but not the target (as for XInclude). Today … Continue reading
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Expired access token in Google OAuth
I sought in Internet how to determine from Google response whether an access token is expired. I found no definitive answer. So, finally I created an access token and waited for a hour to see the Google response when I … Continue reading
Why Linux is better than Windows
One man asked me: I have heard of Ubuntu Linux, but have never seriously considered using it. What makes it “good”? Here is my reply (not aspiring for completeness, Linux has other advantages also): I could say that the “main” … Continue reading
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