Fix HTML5 range slider slide event

I was very annoyed, that there was no change event on the HTML5 range element. You only got an event on mouseup. So i decided to write a short fix:

$('input[type=range]').mousedown(function () {
  this.slide = true;
  this.lastValue = this.value;
}).mousemove(function () {
  // trigger only on mouse down and
  // when the value has changed
  if (this.slide && this.lastValue !== this.value) {
    this.lastValue = this.value;
    $(this).trigger('change');
  }
}).mouseup(function () {
  this.slide = false;
});

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Acrobat Reader at Ubuntu 12.04

First install the 32-bit libraries sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
Then download the latest Binary from ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/unix/9.x/ with the ending …i486linux_xxx.bin, make it runable chmod u+x file and run it with sudo ./file

Java HTML Parser

There is a very nice Java Library for parsing HTML with Java called jsoup.

I used it for Web Data Extraction and because of the nice JQuery-like API, it worked really well 🙂

Longboard Stuff

bomben.at

Shops
longboardshop.de
skatebox.at
olsonhekmati

Sites
sector9.com

Subclipse and Ubuntu

Subclipse will need the JavaHL Library so you have to install libsvn-java. The latest version of libsvn is 1.6.x but not compatible with the latest version of subclipse 😐
Solution 1
use subclipse 1.6
Solution 2
use subclipse 1.8 and update the libsvn. Dominik Stadler has the latest packages in his PPA https://launchpad.net/~dominik-stadler/+archive/ppa

Scrolling with jQuery

Scroll directly
$("html").attr({ scrollTop: $(document).height() });
$("html").attr({ scrollTop: 0 });

Scroll animation
$("html").animate({ scrollTop: $(document).height() }, 800);
$("html").animate({ scrollTop: 0 }, 800);

Tokenizer for Linux Shell (cut2)

About a year ago, i coded a little command line tool to tokenize data from a file or stdin and print each token as new line to stdout. Now you can use grep, sort or cut to manipulate the data further. As delimiter you can use any string you want and it will be left out in the result.

Sourcecode

After make copy the cut2 binary to /usr/bin/ and you can use it like every other command line tool.

Usage: cut2 -d DELIM [- | filename]

Have fun 🙂

update: improved code now available at github