Unix/Shell Script: Send a file to multiple subdirectories

Hey!

This was a fantastic piece of code, get a look.
It's the real deal if you want to send one file to multiple sequential subdirectories:

        printf "bomba_000%02i " $(seq 1 10) | xargs -n 1 cp puzzle.xml

Got this amazing solution from here: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/49011/copying-a-single-file-to-multiple-directories-using-cp

I'll probably update this to be a little bit more specific on generic names, but for now it's awesome.
Cheers.

XCode/Objective-C: Xcode 4.2 and MainWindow.xib

Bros,


After a long search on the Oracle (Google) I found it.
The on thing that really pissed me on XCode 4.2 (AKA last version), what that "View Based Application" does not exist anymore and i was like "WTFH am I going to do now?!".


So today, i found the solution!


Who found it out?


                       Joroen Trappers - click here and do directly to his solution/post


From whom did i get the first post?


                      Chris's Laboratory - click and go the post




If you guys need anything, just get in contact.
Live long and prosper, peace.

Objective-C/Cocoa: Star Rating Class

Hi breathers,


How's it all going?
It's been a time since i posted, so here's some nice stuff.


Know all those games that rate you after the match(e.g. Angry Birds) with the star system-thing, so i made on very simple so you just need to copy and paste on your project.


Download: StarRate Class (WARNING: Very Huge Dowload - 3K)


Probably you'll would like to add other sizes of banners, so just feel free to use the class as you want.


Oh, yeah! One last thing. I know this is a stupid comment, but remember you're not going to use it directly on the  "-(void)viewDidLoad". Normally you'll use it when the match is ended and on the "level" boxes to display the last rate the player had on that match/level.


After you import the code to your project you have to do this:

#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>

#import "StarRate.h"

@interface StarTestViewController : UIViewController{

    StarRate *_stars;

}

@end

#import "StarTestViewController.h"

@implementation StarTestViewController

-(void)createStars{

    _stars = [[StarRate alloc]init];

    //THIS setBackgroundColor YOU CAN ADD TO THE CLASS I UPLOADED FOR YOU

    //ON THE -(void)startUp METHOD

    [_stars setBackgroundColor:[UIColor clearColor]];

    [_stars setupInterfaceTheWayIWantWithType:STARBANNER_250X50 andRate:2];

    [_stars setCenter:CGPointMake(160, 240)];

    [self.view addSubview:_stars];

}

-(void)viewDidLoad{

    [self createStars];

    [self.view setBackgroundColor:[UIColor whiteColor]];

    [super viewDidLoad];

}

(...)

@end

As you can see, i didn't use InterfaceBuilder, i'm kind of on strike with him, so fell free to use InterfaceBuilder if you want, you just need to remember how to inherit a normal UIView to StareRate.

If you need help, just go to the Contact Section and let me know.

Live long and prosper.

Cocos2D: Press&Hold button

Hey, sports!


Today the time is really really short, so I made an example and uploaded it.
It's no a virus or anything, it's a project that can help you when you need to make action like this:


1)Press button;
2)Wish that it would increase/decrease a "number label";
3)Release button;
4)Action stop right after releasing




                                           here's the link:
                   Project: Button Press&Hold


Hasta la vista, dudes.

Pixelmator: Round Corners

Quick tip for those who do not use the Adobe Suit:


If you need to create round corners on a object, here it is:

Do not forget to "LIKE" this video.