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COLLADA is an open XML 3d file format initially published by Sony for their PS3 development toolchain and eventually supported by the Khronos Group who is also responsible for the OpenGL and OpenVG API (details here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COLLADA).

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Link: http://blogs.crammerz-inc.net/thunk/2007/05/26/b2evolution_code_highlighter_plugin

The “Improved” Code highlighter plugin for b2evolution has been released as a full plugin pacakage rather than a hack.

Link: http://blogs.crammerz-inc.net/thunk/2007/06/01/footnotes_plugin_for_b2evolution

I have just updated the footnotes plugin to version .3. Updates include the caching feature (though it breaks on Feeds) and some notes on Auto P fixes.

Quick Update

Updated the plugin to v.3b which fixes issues using the alternate (bbcode) syntax.

To make the long story short, I have to write a ton on assignments (e.g. id.text = client.id) for our database project. And as it turns out, we also need code which does the assignments the other way around. Too lazy to do it manually, I wrote a short Perl script to do the job:

Perl:

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;

my $input;

while( chomp( $input = <STDIN> ) ) {
        $input =~ s/(.*?)(\s*)([^\s=]+?)(\s*)=(\s*)([^\s=;]+)(\s*)(.*?)/$1$2$6$4=$5$3$7$8/;
        print "$input\n";
}

Since almost no one announced or blogged about this. Might as well anounce the results of the Pinoy Indie Games competition myself (note that the introduction to this and the teams involved was already done by someone so I won’t go over it again).

  1. The first place goes to Team Fuchikoma, a group of hobbyists, for their game Teddy’s Happy FuN TiEm Wonderland (the misspelling is not mine).
  2. The second place goes to Resty Aldana Team from STI Southwoods for their game Anomalous Maze Dimension (an ironic name if you ask me).
  3. The third places goes to Crates, Kitchen Sinks and Duct Tapes from Ateneo de Manila University (that’s us) for their game Cores and Cords.

Well, that’s it.

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