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Programming and creativity I need a category for a blog-entry. It is about programming, but as I am beginning to fall foul of technology, have to append something useful to the title.
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I consider this a recurring task:
After having downloaded HTML and all the images or other files, needed, the absolute links in the HTML-file are no longer working and must be shortened to point at the location of the downloaded files.
In the most simple cases you can use your preferred line-editor to quickly eliminate any path that is preceding file-names in the src-attributes.
Whatever ... I prefer Ruby (and I do not care to bother with sed). Nokogiri...
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0.) Install libavif-dev
1.)
Code:
young_preacher@elysee:~/where_your/git_repos/are$ git clone https://github.com/novomesk/qt-avif-image-plugin.git
2.)
Code:
young_preacher@elysee:~/where_your/git_repos/are$ cd qt-avif-image-plugin/
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Code:
young_preacher@elysee:~/where_your/git_repos/are/qt-avif-image-plugin$ ./build_libqavif_dynamic.sh
If you do not get a
Quote:
SUCCESS! in order to install libqavif.so type as root:
make install
, then do whatever is necessary before...
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flnews_post_proc-1.39.gem
30/03/2024:
The Ruby-Gem has advanced a lot, recently and what follows, is the equivalent of the man-page for version 1.39, transformed to markdown...
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Embedding translations in Qt-programs
Introduction
Several techniques allow the internationalization of Qt -program.
I have worked out the procedure explained on this page, to embed translations in an executable file, so that they will be immediately available without having to keep ...
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Posted 06-09-2022 at 03:41 PM by Michael Uplawski
Updated 11-25-2023 at 12:44 AM by Michael Uplawski
(Code examples updated, comments are better, too, French2English (this is awkward – am I losing my German?))
In an attempt to render Hyperlinks in SVG more comfortable, I had begun to enlarge the mouse-sensitive area around a linked content by creating a transparent rectangle around the link.
In the meantime, other techniques are swifter applied and probably easier used in a scripted routine.
This is historical, now. For your inspiration, the original blog-post:
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Work in Progress....
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