Flavio Castelli

As I said in this previous post, Strigi’s Xesam support was half-done since XesamUserSearchLanguage wasn’t yet handled. Well, this is no longer true…
In these weeks I’ve been working on XesamUserSearchLanguage support. Ehm… to be honest, I’ve been fighting with Bison.

But in the end I tamed the beast and now Xesam support in Strigi is full.
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Yesterday morning I was quite arrived at work when Laura (my gf) called me. Something went wrong in our bathroom and water was everywhere. She closed the main water tap and I took the first train for home (yes, since I’m an outlier I take the train two times per day).
Once arrived at home I performed some hacking on the guilty washing machine, checked some pipes and than took the next train for office.

In the end yesterday I spent approximately four hours on the train. During this elapse of time I started the Xesam User Language parser
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Since last Thursday Strigi gained XesamQueryLanguage support. This means that now is possible to process queries formulated using this syntax.

But why is this important?
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Some days ago I committed lots of changes regarding inotify support. Goodies and improvements have been introduced…
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I have to admit that lately I have a really bad habit: I forget to commit my changes to Strigi.
In this way I end-up performing multiple commits with different changes inside: from stupid to interesting one.
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Last night I spent a couple of hours adding a missing feature to klaptopdaemon.
Are you curious? keep reading…
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HpCalc is an open-source multi-platform editor for the Hp 39G calculator.
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Months passed in silence and now you publish two news in a couple of minutes!? yep, tonight I just want to go over internet and write something here… Wink

It’s time to talk about my second level thesis…
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A lot of time passed since my last post. As usually I’ve been too busy to keep the site updated, forgive me!

Last time I let fall something about one of my university projects: qshapes.
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How can you add regular expressions to C++?
Here you’re three small examples.
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