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The first two articles of this series introduced three collections of the
JavaScript Template Library, including list, vector and deque. This article
explores the magic of iterators and introduces a new class of sorted
collections that includes set, map, multiset and multimap.
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In the last two sections of this series we looked at properties and methods
of the window object. In this installment, I wrap up our study of the
window object by learning how to use the most common window event handlers.
There are also some excellent links for additional help.
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There is probably no gentle way to "kick" users out of an application, but
when it has to be done, it has to be done. Everything you need to create an
auto logout routine is included in the download for this article.
Database Journal, September 16, 2005,
Australia-based designer Bjarni Wark distressed a photo with Photoshop’s
Color Range, Threshold, clipping masks, and the Halftone Pattern filter to
create a modern screen print effect.
Graphics.com, September 19, 2005,
Unlike text-based file formats image files aren't made up of words, which
makes searching for an image file by keyword difficult. Instead of being
able to simply open the file to see what it contains, you're stuck looking
at the text around it and other metadata to determine the image's meaning.
In this article, Ziran Sun shows you how to build a simple database-based
image keyword system that allows you to associate keywords with images and
use these keywords to make finding images easier.
15 Seconds, September 15, 2005,
The World Wide Web Consortium released "xml:id Version 1.0" as a W3C
Recommendation. The specification defines an attribute name, xml:id, that
can always be treated as an identifier and hence can always be recognized,
without fetching external resources, and without relying on an internal
subset. The Recommendation is the latest deliverable of the XML Core
Working Group, part of the W3C XML Activity.
World Wide Web Consortium, September 15, 2005
Microsoft and Time Warner are exploring the possibility of merging the MSN
Internet portal with the America Online unit of Time Warner, according to a
source familiar with the talks.
internetnews.com, September 16, 2005
Linking to the Internet with a combination of old-school and newfangled
technologies -- namely backyard diesel generators, mobile phones and
stubborn will -- several Web sites offered often graphic firsthand accounts
and snapshots of life after Katrina.
Computerworld, September 16, 2005
That's it for this Monday. I'll have more for you next time.
Lee Underwood
Newsletter Editor, WebReference.com
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