Monday, August 11, 2008

破解注册码-(ZT from itPub)

网上有许多令人心动的共享软件,可惜的是它们或多或少都存在各种限制,对于我等贫苦一族来说,面对昂贵的注册费用只能望而却步,而且支付起来也不太方便(特别是国外的共享软件)。现在,只要利用Google强大的搜索功能,再配合一定的搜索技巧就会让你有意外的发现。

  打开Google的搜索页面后,在搜索栏内填上你要搜索的软件名称、空格,并在后面加上“94fbr”的搜索代码(例如:WinZIP 94fbr),单击“搜索”按钮后你会看到所要的东西了。但该方法也并不是万能的,当没有找到合适的结果,则不妨再试试输入“软件名称 crack OR sn OR 破解”,一般都能找到了。

Sunday, August 10, 2008

通过MVC模式将Web视图和逻辑代码分离

http://www.itpub.net/thread-991134-1-5.html

Tuesday, August 05, 2008

\x1b in C

These are guaranteed by the Standard:

\a is alert (whether this means a bleep, a flash, or something else, is
implementation-dependant).
\b is backspace.
\f is form feed.
\n is new line. It is the character which represents a new line in files
opened in text mode.
\r is carriage return.
\t is a horizontal tab. Size depends on the implementation.
\v is a vertical tab, whatever that is on modern devices.
\' is a literal single quote mark.
\" is a literal double quote mark.
\? is a literal question mark (trigrahps, avoidance, ftpo).
\\ is a literal backslash.

\ is the character represented by that octal number, and
\x is the character represented by that hexadecimal number.
The only ones of these of which you reliably know the meaning are
\0, \x0, and equivalent, all of which are character 0, the null
character.

\x1b, as you mention above, is the character with hex value 1b, i.e.
decimal 27. This may or may not represent ESC. It is the character point
for ESC in a very common character set; whether this means that your
implementation also transmits it as an Escape, and whether the OS then
does something sensible with it, is up to them. The Standard neither
does nor reasonably can require it.