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  1. julianLiuRsch

    to link against ``memset'', how to write ``ld'' command?

    I complied and linked a very simple .c file, a.c : --- #include <stdio.h> int main() { char* eee[][100] = { "aaa", "bbb" }; } === and I used these two steps to compile and link it --- gcc -c -o b.o b.c ld -o z b.o === the error was...
  2. julianLiuRsch

    Why I can not find tcl.h in fedora 10?

    I am using fedora 10. When no software was installed, I found that there are - /usr/lib/libtcl8.5.so, - /usr/lib/libtk8.5.so. But I searched / , and I can not find any header file for tcl/tk (such as tcl.h). Why? Because if there are library files for tcl/tk, it means I can use tcl...
  3. julianLiuRsch

    how to setup tcl/tk8.4 on fedora 10?

    Fedora 10 is shipped with tcl/tk 8.5.3. But I need to use a software OMNET++, which needs tcl/tk8.4.0. So I decide to install tcl/tk8.4.0 on fedora10. The steps I took was : ( my home is /home/julian ) for tcl 1. extract tcl8.4.0 to ~/program/tcl8.4.0 2. enter the unix subdirectory, and...
  4. julianLiuRsch

    How to get the ID of a window according to some particular condition?

    Hello, I know that in X window programming, if I know the ID of a particular window, I can manage it. For example, I can resize that window by using --- XResizeWindow(display, win, 200, 300); === So my question is, how to get the window ID? Particularly, when I know the PID of a program, how...
  5. julianLiuRsch

    How to bring a window to top of the desktop?(if I know the pid)

    For example, If I know the PID(4184) of a ``SciTE'' process, and now it is overlapped by other windows. Then how can I bring that SciTE window to the top of the desktop? (That is, ``in front of'' any other window, at the same time becoming an active window) My system is Fedora8(x86_64), with...
  6. julianLiuRsch

    How to get the PID when a process is started by &quot;system&quot;?

    If a process is started by ``system'', e.g --- system "konsole --geometry 650x650+100+0 --workdir /home/julian &"; === How do we get the PID of this process? thanks in advance.
  7. julianLiuRsch

    why Time::Local-&gt;timelocal and timelocal gets different result?

    I can not find the way to edit my posted article. Is that possible, and how? One more question : why timelocal does not have a class name going before it? If a subroutine does not has a class name going before it, then is it still a method to a particular (common) class or it is not a method at...
  8. julianLiuRsch

    why Time::Local-&gt;timelocal and timelocal gets different result?

    thanks KevinADC, I believe you solved my question.
  9. julianLiuRsch

    Is this a configuration problem of konsole?

    I think maybe terminator is the thing I am looking for, thanks. But, please, geirendre, several more questions : Have you used terminator before? Seen from the snapshot of terminator, the window was deficed into several panes, each for a konsole window. Are these panes spread side by side or...
  10. julianLiuRsch

    Is this a configuration problem of konsole?

    hello, I am using Fedora8 and konsole in gnome. I used to open four konsole windows on the gnome desktop, and drag them to four proper positions. I wonder if it can be configured for the system to automatically put each new opened konsole window at a particular pre-defined position? Can...
  11. julianLiuRsch

    why Time::Local-&gt;timelocal and timelocal gets different result?

    My platform is WinXP, activePerl 5.10.0. Please see the following program --- use strict; use Time::Local; sub main { my $t1=Time::Local->timelocal(0,0,12,4,9,108); my $t2=timelocal(0,0,12,4,9,108); print "t1 is [$t1]\n"; print "t2 is [$t2]\n"; } &main; === The question is : t1 and t2 is...

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