Skybuck presents ShiftLeft( Left, Right, Shift ) and ShiftRight( Right, Left, Shift )
Hello, I think these two functions will come in very handy to solving the "write longword bits" problem. ShiftLeft( Left, Right, Shift ) ShiftRight( Right, Left, Shift ) Shifting with extra inputs is what is required to solve it nicely. // Begin of Code *** program Project1; {$APPTYPE CONSOLE} { Skybuck presents ShiftLeft( Left, Right, Shift ) and ShiftRight( Right, Left, Shift ) version 0.01 created on 5 may 2008 by Skybuck Flying. Be carefull though, the shift parameter must be 0 to 31. } uses SysUtils; // make overloaded versions for easy coding // display in big e...

what does SHIFT-left-or-right of up-down-left-right do?
Well, I know about shift up-and-down: shift-right ("red" or whatever) up and down on choose-box, HIST, things like that, take the cursor all the way to the beginning or the end. shift-left ("white") on up and down scroll the screen-full up or down (the FIRST such click *stupidly* goes to the final CURRENTLY-ON-SCREEN choice or whatever (meaning TWO double-button-pushes to scroll-down that FIRST time.) What are some of the OTHER possibilities, ie with the left and right arrows? Oh, apparantely undocumented, I&#...

shift left, shift right
Hello, Is there any command to shift left or right a vector ? thanks for your reply. patrice: <SNIP ...Is there any command to shift left or right a vector... a hint: help circshift us Try these: 4.1 Vectors To shift and rotate the elements of a vector, use X([ end 1:end-1 ]); % shift right/down 1 element X([ end-k+1:end 1:end-k ]); % shift right/down k elements X([ 2:end 1 ]); % shift left/up 1 element X([ k+1:end 1:k ]); % shift left/up k elements Try this link: <http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/course/2003/impr/matlab/MatlabTip.pdf> -TRO patrice wrote: > > > H...

Left Shift / Right Shift Operators
Hi, Is there any way to catch the losing bit occurring due to Right Shift Operator ? e.g int a = 5 ; a = a >> 1 ; // // a is now 2 and the least significant bit is lost // // I want this solution for the question: "How to find if the number is even or odd using only "<<" or/and ">>" operators ?" On Thu, 29 Nov 2006, Santosh Nayak wrote: > > Is there any way to catch the losing bit occurring due to Right Shift > Operator ? int a = 5; int lost_bit = a & 1; a = a >> 1; /* now lost_bit holds the lost bit */ > ...

left shift then right shift an unsigned int
Hello, for the following code: unsigned int var = 0xFF2277F0UL; unsigned char take2 = (var << 8) >> 24; Is there any pitfall about the shift? (get '22' i.e. 34 or '"' as wanted) Thanks and best regards, Wenjie On 11 Jul 2003 04:07:43 -0700, gokkog@yahoo.com (Wenjie) wrote: >Hello, for the following code: > unsigned int var = 0xFF2277F0UL; > unsigned char take2 = (var << 8) >> 24; >Is there any pitfall about the shift? (get '22' i.e. 34 or '"' as wanted) It looks OK to me... -- Bob Hairg...

Java left shift and right shift operators.
I have a problem where I have to do left shift and right shift. Long N; int shiftby; output = N >> shiftby; Above N is shifted right. Example if N=11101101 [binary value] will become: 1110110 when shiftby=1; will become: 0111011 when shiftby=2; will become: 0011101 when shiftby=3; will become: 0001110 when shiftby=4; will become: 0000111 when shiftby=5; will become: 0000011 when shiftby=6; will become: 0000001 when shiftby=7; When I want to shift left I can use output = N << shiftby; //[Not change in sign "<<" instead of ">>"] Above N is shi...

Linux crapware: right Shift key doesn't work... no problem in Win7 of course
"Right Shift key doesn't work It's been weeks since i can't write using the right shift with my keyborad. I'm using ubuntu 14.04 with the keyboad set up with latin american with dead keys (the keyboard is in spanish) What can i do? The key is with problems because on W7 i can use it. Also, when i type the key on the keyboard input setting in ubuntu, it appears detected when i type it." 2 posts at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2244642 Remember, Linux works the way YOU want it to. So just learn to live without the right Shift key, an...

Distinguish Shift - click left and Shift
Is there a way to distinguish the SelectionType property in a figure for a Shift - click left and Shift - click right? Both result in the SelectionType 'Extend'... Thx "Stefan" <s@m.de> wrote in message <hpkik9$5c3$1@fred.mathworks.com>... > Is there a way to distinguish the SelectionType property in a figure for a Shift - click left and Shift - click right? > Both result in the SelectionType 'Extend'... > > Thx Hi Stefan, if you are in a callback function you can use this example with small changes, taken from the figure prope...

How to do >>(right shift) and <<(left shift) in Matlab?
Hi all, How >>(right shift) and <<(left shift) 2'complement number (both positive and negative integer). Is x>>2 equal to floor(x/4)? And is x<<2 equal to x*4? Best regards, Davy Soho wrote: > Hi all, > > How >>(right shift) and <<(left shift) 2'complement number > (both positive and negative integer). > > Is x>>2 equal to floor(x/4)? > > And is x<<2 equal to x*4? > > Best regards, > Davy > Does bitshift: http://www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/techdoc/ref/bitshift.html do what you wa...

Choosing the right OS between Mac OS X, Linux dist, Win
Hi Guys, I have a 4 year old Dell Inspiron 5100 P4-2.8 GHz (1.25 GB RAM, 40GB HDD). Its been running fine with some heating problems, and a few fresh installations of win-xp needed. Now, I have a need to buy a second laptop (it has to be a laptop since I am moving place to place every few months). Thats when I hit the question.. What to buy... Well, before anything else, I should mention my intended usage of the system... - Running software like - Oracle 10g Server, - Oracle Warehouse Builder - Some ETL tools... - some shell programming - some perl programming - lots of...

LEFT + LEFT vs LEFT + RIGHT
In order to do a full outer join in MySQL one must use a union. Is there any good reason to do SELECT ... LEFT JOIN UNION SELECT ... RIGHT JOIN rather than SELECT ... LEFT JOIN UNION SELECT ... LEFT JOIN with the tables swapped on the latter LEFT JOIN? Paul Lautman wrote: > In order to do a full outer join in MySQL one must use a union. > Is there any good reason to do > > SELECT ... > LEFT JOIN > > UNION > > SELECT ... > RIGHT JOIN > > rather than > > SELECT ... > LEFT JOIN > > UNION > > SELECT ... > LEFT JOIN > ...

does PHP read left to right or right to left?
I've two functions. currentHeadline looks in $_GET for a variable called 'image' and prints what it finds. showThumbnail takes an image for a parameter and resizes it before sending it to the screen. But when I do this: <?php showThumbnail(currentImage(), 20, 20); ?> showThumbnail is telling me that it is not being given a file name, and currentImage is printing the file name to the screen. How is that possible? What is the right way to do this? lawrence k wrote: > I've two functions. currentHeadline looks in $_GET for a variable > called 'image' and pr...

How to shift Left or Right in SSE2
How do I do a bitwise shift left or right in SSE2? I would like that each of the 4 Word is shifted left (or right) by a number of n bits. I could only find _mm_srai_epi32 (only right!), which howevere does not do what I want, as it brings in introduce the sign bit. Thanks, Fabio spamtrap@crayne.org writes: > How do I do a bitwise shift left or right in SSE2? > > I would like that each of the 4 Word is shifted left (or right) by a > number of n bits. > > I could only find _mm_srai_epi32 (only right!), which howevere does > not do what I want, as it brings in int...

SPARK left/right shift.
Hi. What's the "correct" way to get access to left/right shift operations for modular types in SPARK? I see from the Checker manual that the proof language is capable of modelling them but then I also see that the Interfaces package isn't predefined. On Jul 21, 10:07=A0am, xorque <xorquew...@googlemail.com> wrote: > Hi. > > What's the "correct" way to get access to left/right shift operations > for modular types in SPARK? The standard shift/rotate functions in Interfaces are overloaded, so not legal SPARK. The way round this is to declare a...

(control shift tab) does not work
Hi, I am trying to use my (control shift tab) key in emacs, but it just beeps when I press the combination. I tried both CS-tab and (control shift tab): (require 'swbuff) ;; yet another cycle buffer module ;; (global-set-key [C-tab] 'swbuff-switch-to-next-buffer) ;; works ;; (global-set-key [CS-tab] 'swbuff-switch-to-previous-buffer) ;; does not work (global-set-key [(control tab)] 'swbuff-switch-to-next-buffer) ;; works (global-set-key [(control shift tab)] 'swbuff-switch-to-previous-buffer) ;; does not work but the shift th...

control-shift-6 not working
I'm using Vim 7 on my MacBook Pro and it works pretty well. The only thing so far that is not working is control-shift-6 (in other words, control-^). (Which is pretty sad, since that is such a time saver.) Instead, vim shows just a '6' (I've ':set showcmd'). More precisely, it works in vim in a terminal, but it does not work in gvim! I don't know if this is because i've got a US keyboard, but the keyboard layout does match the keyboard and all other apps seem to work just fine. I seem to recall that i saw a similar post somewhere about a year ag...

Changing x-axis plot from right to left to left to right
Hi, For mathematical reasons, I need to change the way that gnuplots my data along the X axis from right to left to left to right (that is, at the minute it plots from 20 down to 1, not from 1 to 20) I am aware of set xrange reverse but this just inverts the whole graph and displays from 17 .... 1 down along the x-axis rather than plotting the other way round. I'm rather stuck and would appreciate some advice. Regards Jamie On 14.08.2012 17:52, Jamie Rees wrote: > For mathematical reasons, I need to change the way that gnuplots my > data along the X axis from ri...

PATA Controller for Linux that *works*
Help! I need a PATA controller for Linux that actualy works. I've got a RH 7.3 box running an older 2.4 kernel (for now). I put a High-Point 404 card in it about a year ago and have had nothing but problems with it since. I have to manually force their drivers to load, every time, which isn't a big deal as long as everything else works. I had 2 120GB drives hooked up to it in a basic stripe originally. It kept mysteriously coming up with numerous filesystem errors (ext3). After have a dozen fscks it would come back to life, albeit with lots of missing files. I assumed it was a ...

[News] XBox360 Controller Works in Linux
Getting the Xbox360 Controller Working Edgy ,----[ Quote ] | This guide is meant to be really easy; giving you reasons why you're | doing things and explaining how to do them in simple language `---- http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=318382&highlight=xbox360 This will help when running Linux on these consoles. See related news on the Wii remote below (the fruits of the Wiili(nux) project). Related: Wiimote on PC acceleration reading ,----[ Quote ] | We are working on documenting and adding support for the Wiimote | on Bluetooth-enabled computers. Here's how it's ...

Apple controls the OS and the hardware, right?
http://www.infoworld.com/article/07/11/02/Apple-releases-iMac-updates-but-lockups-continue_1.html No excuse whatsoever for this...well several come to mind APPLE HAS NO QC CAPABILITY! APPLE COULD CARE LESS ABOUT QUALITY! APPLE IS TOTALLY INCOMPETENT! APPLE KNOWS YOU DROIDS WILL BUY ANYTHING THEY MAKE! OS X IS AN UNSTABLE COLLECTION OF 2 BILLION LINES OF SPAGHETTI CODE! On Fri, 2 Nov 2007 19:28:59 -0700, Tommy wrote (in article <1194056939.610263.58940@i38g2000prf.googlegroups.com>): > http://www.infoworld.com/article/07/11/02/Apple-releases-iMac-updates-but- lock > ups-co...

Is \left and \right supposed to work this way?
I used: \begin{aligned} \int_\gamma F'(z) dz & = \int_\alpha^\beta F' \left (\gamma (t) \right ) \cdot \gamma '(t) dt \\ \end{aligned} but the paranthesis around after F' will not get bigger than the ones after gamma. How come? -- Kindly Konrad --------------------------------------------------- May all spammers die an agonizing death; have no burial places; their souls be chased by demons in Gehenna from one room to another for all eternity and more. Sleep - thing used by ineffective people as a substitute for coffee Ambition - a poor excuse for not hav...

Text widget with mixed left-to-right and right-to-left Unicode text abilities?
Hi, is there one of these? If not I might have a go at writing a simple one of them.... Apologies if this is a FAQ, I did search the archive a bit before posting. Best, Charles. ...

Getting control-delete working in linux
I like how control-delete deletes the selected text in xemacs for windows. How can I get my linux xemacs to do the same thing? Thanks. -- Stephen Add this to your $HOME/.xemacs/init.el: (require 'pc-select) (pc-select-mode t) webcliff This doesn't seem to work. After entering this and restarting xemacs, I get "C-DEL not defined." ... -- Stephen webncliff wrote: > Add this to your $HOME/.xemacs/init.el: > > (require 'pc-select) > (pc-select-mode t) > > > > webcliff Stephen Boulet <stephen@theboulets.n...

XKB: remapping Control and Shift does not work
Hi, I've created my own keyboard layout where the Control is where Tab is, and the Shift key is where 1 is. I've remapped Tab onto a letter key. I've added the layout to /etc/X11/xkb/symbols. I'm using Ubuntu Linux 6.06 LTS. Well, Control + Tab works, but Control + Shift + Tab does not. Here is the layout: partial alphanumeric_keys modifier_keys xkb_symbols "my-layout" { name[Group1]= "My layout"; // showing only relevant lines key <AE01> { type[Group1]="ONE_LEVEL", [ Shift_L ] }; key <TAB>...