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Friday, February 1, 2002
 
Robb Beal asks how to set up Internet Explorer to view OPML as XML. Internet Config, as usual, to the rescue. Remind me again why Internet Config integration is less in OS X than it was in OS 9?

A picture named opml.gif 5:41:39 PM | reply []

I think I've fixed about 90% of the IE6 problems, I found a machine at school that had it installed. There are still some spacing issues, but as I Am Not A Web Designer™ they can wait.

Sorry it's been quiet here recently. I've been looking into some new research ideas my advisor has proposed, but needed a break last night and wrote a hack for F-Script, a Smalltalk interpreter written in Cocoa. It embeds F-Script into arbitrary applications, while they're running, a bit like a debugger. I wrote it out of frustration with trying to get at the internals of Terminal.app with gdb. This should really help me in developing ICeCoffEE.

Amazingly enough, the hard part was identifying what was a Cocoa app so the user interface would display an accurate list. The built-in method is broken, so I had to synthesize something from the source of otool (thank you, Darwin). Other pieces came out of ASM, TextExtras, libPatch, and the still-unfinished HostLauncher.

Once I work out a few issues I should be able to release it. I doubt it'll have as wide applicability as ICeCoffEE, but it was just one night's work!

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