Hazent 2.0

Hazent has been inactive for more than a year, I was involved in another project: Eazel, an IT Security company based in Madrid. I'm the R&D Director in the company, in our labs we developed several interesting applications like an ActiveX Fuzzer, a corporate vaccine server, a source code analyzer, ... I will acquire Hazent to work together with Eazel developing new technologies. More new soon

zERP

Este es el primer proyecto libre con el que colaboraremos con la comunidad. Estamos desarrollando un ERP bajo licencia BSD. Este proyecto se desarrolla utilizando el framework Mono (más en concreto ASP.NET) y contará con las últimas tecnologías webservices, AJAX, ... http://people.hazent.com/~jrp/zERP-NG-current.tar.bz2

Hispaforge startup delayed a few weeks

We have problems w/ our internet provider, so Hispaforge will not be available on 15th of October. We are working and we are sure we (Hazent Systems) will surprise you with our deploy. Thanks for keeping on.

hacking the command line

I love the command line shortcuts, and I was looking for information about the 'cd history'. So I found pushd and popd. The pushd builtin adds directories to the directory stack as it changes the current directory, and popd removes directories from that stack changing the current directory to the last directory removed. To see the stack directory just:

$ echo $DIRSTACK 

or

$ dirs

If you are writing code on ~/Projecs/macaco/src and now need to jump momentarily to ~/Projects/Nazca, just 'pushd .' and when you finish your tasks on ~/Projects/Nazca do 'cd ~/Projecs/macaco/src'. Actually, you can store more than one directory at a time, remember, it is a stack (you can also use FIFO instead LIFO using unix pipes)

Tuning you box

Add to /.bashrc the next lines:

#redefine pushd and popd so they don't output the directory stack
# the output is redirected to /dev/null to prevent displaying the 
# dir stack when they are called
pushd()
{
    builtin pushd "$@" > /dev/null
}
popd()
{
    builtin popd "$@" > /dev/null
}

#alias cd so it uses the directory stack
alias pd='pushd'
#aliad pb as a command that goes one directory back in the stack
alias po 'popd'
# 
#To rotate between directories
alias r "pushd +1"
alias rr "cd "$OLDPWD"

Working with Mono

These days I have been working with mono. I started to integrate MonoUML into MonoDevelop, you can read more about it in http://planet.monouml.org.

Today I patch Glade# Code Generator to generate Nemerle code. It was very easy and the patch was comitted today:

Index: src/Language.cs
===================================================================
--- src/Language.cs (revisión: 7)
+++ src/Language.cs (copia de trabajo)
@@ -4,5 +4,6 @@
{
 CSharp = 0,
 VisualBasic = 1,
- Boo = 2
+ Boo = 2,
+ Nemerle = 3
}
Index: src/GtkGladeCodeGenerator.cs
===================================================================
--- src/GtkGladeCodeGenerator.cs (revisión: 7)
+++ src/GtkGladeCodeGenerator.cs (copia de trabajo)
@@ -304,6 +304,8 @@
    codegen.GenerateCode(Language.VisualBasic, outputDirectoryEntry.Text);
   else if (languageComboBox.Active == 2)
    codegen.GenerateCode(Language.Boo, outputDirectoryEntry.Text);
+   else if (languageComboBox.Active == 3)
+    codegen.GenerateCode(Language.Nemerle, outputDirectoryEntry.Text);
   else
    throw new Exception ("What is " + languageComboBox.Active + "??");
   
Index: src/Generator.cs
===================================================================
--- src/Generator.cs (revisión: 7)
+++ src/Generator.cs (copia de trabajo)
@@ -282,6 +282,9 @@
      Assembly assembly = Assembly.LoadWithPartialName("Boo.Lang.CodeDom");
      provider = (CodeDomProvider)assembly.CreateInstance("Boo.Lang.CodeDom.BooCodeProvider");
  //          provider = new Boo.Lang.CodeDom.BooCodeProvider();
+     } else if (language == Language.Nemerle){
+      Assembly assembly = Assembly.LoadWithPartialName("Nemerle.Compiler");
+      provider = (CodeDomProvider)assembly.CreateInstance("Nemerle.Compiler.NemerleCodeProvider");
     } else {
      throw new Exception ("Unsupported language");
     } 
Index: data/gladecodegenerator.glade
===================================================================
--- data/gladecodegenerator.glade (revisión: 7)
+++ data/gladecodegenerator.glade (copia de trabajo)
@@ -770,7 +770,8 @@
         True
         C#
Visual Basic
-Boo
+Boo
+Nemerle
         False
         True
      
     } 
 

iFolder & Zync

Hi there, I have just packaged ifolder3, simias and Zync for hoary. Zync is the SimpleServer included with the simias code. The idea is improve this GPL version.

Jaime share with me :).

deb http://people.hazent.com/~jrp/ubuntu hoary hazent

Ubuntu Hoary Repository

I have just update my repository. You will find monouml from SVN (compiled against ExpertCode from CVS). I sent a patch to Mario Carrión, a MonoUML developer.

Viewing a XMI sample file and the code generator.

Repository:

deb http://people.hazent.com/~jrp/ubuntu hoary hazent

Enjoy it!