Artemus is a template toolkit. It filters text files, parsing, compiling and executing code surrounded by special marks (leaving the rest untouched) and concatenating everything as output. Its main purpose is to filter HTML files, but it can be used for any scripting need related to text filtering and substitution.
This reference documents version 1.0.8 of the MPSL Function Library.
MPSL (Minimum Profit Scripting Language) is a programming language concieved as a scripting engine for the Minimum Profit Text Editor, though it can also be used as a general-purpose programming tool.
This document describes the character encodings supported by the Minimum Profit text editor and the performed autodetection tests.
Por Mark Pilgrim, traducción de Ángel Ortega. Artículo original: http://diveintomark.org/archives/2008/12/30/give-part-3-lossy-audio-codecs
Por Jonathan Corbet, traducción de Ángel Ortega. Artículo original: http://lwn.net/Articles/313682/
Por Mark Pilgrim, traducción de Ángel Ortega. Artículo original: http://diveintomark.org/archives/2008/12/19/give-part-2-lossy-video-codecs
Por Jake Edge, traducción de Ángel Ortega. Artículo original: http://lwn.net/Articles/302251/
Por Mark Pilgrim, traducción de Ángel Ortega. Artículo original: http://diveintomark.org/archives/2008/12/18/give-part-1-container-formats
El algoritmo Diffie-Hellman permite que dos partes, comunicándose mediante un canal no cifrado, se pongan de acuerdo en un valor numérico sin que un tercero, que tiene acceso completo a la conversación, pueda conocerlo o calcularlo, al menos en un tiempo práctico.
Minimum Profit actions are editor commands that can be directly bound to the menu or a key.
MPDM (Minimum Profit Data Manager) is a lightweight library that provides C programs with a rich set of useful data types as scalars, dynamic arrays or hashes, similar to those of the Perl language. Also, it contains a rudimentary garbage collector that alleviates the need to keep track of data no longer useful, as well as help for operating system abstraction and portability, regular expressions, string manipulation, character set conversions, localization and file I/O access.
This document describes all the MPSL data structures that build the Minimum Profit Text Editor, with examples showing how to change or update its behaviour.
This document is a reference to the mp.form() function and associated
tools that ease interaction with the user from inside the Minimum Profit
Text Editor.
This document includes some recipes for the Minimum Profit text editor.
The following configuration values can be set in the configuration files,
executed from the command line or from the Execute MPSL code... option in
the Edit menu. So, for example, if you always want automatic indentation,
word wrapping at column 75 and a special ispell command, you can add the
following MPSL code to ~/.mp.mpsl or /etc/mp.mpsl:
Este documento describe los pasos para una distribución Debian, pero en otras debería ser más o menos lo mismo. Para usar esto es necesario tener el soporte Bluetooth funcionando (mi documento Building a Bluetooth network with Linux puede servir de ayuda). Esta configuración debería servir igual para GPRS ó UMTS: mi teléfono móvil conmuta de uno a otro automáticamente según la cobertura.
Intentionally incomplete character set information for hasty Unix programmers.
This document is a brief manual for the Bky Version Control System.
This document describes the basic commands for the Ann Hell Scripting language. These commands are those directly related with the music being generated, as notes and their appropriate properties and global song information as tempo and measure. Also, a global description of the AHS syntax is included here.
This document describes the extended commands for the Ann Hell Scripting language. These directives are not pure music instructions or are specific to a given output mode.
Miscellaneous tables.
This document describes the markup supported by Grutatxt. It's specially designed to be as natural as possible, so reading a source file should feel as reading a plain text file. Ideas were taken from conventions used in pre-web email messages, README files and Wikis.